The Batman Bombed At The Box Office In China, But Anime Saved The Day In The US
There was something in the way of The Batman topping the box office charts in China, though nothing stopping it from taking No. 1 everywhere else.
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Gene Roddenberry Wasn't Happy With Star Trek: Wrath Of Khan's Most Famous Scene
The peace-loving Star Trek creator wasn't too happy with one of the most memorable scenes in The Wrath of Khan.
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Steven Van Zandt And Julia Fox Board Dark Comedy The Trainer From American History X Director Tony Kaye
After nearly a decade of development, the dark comedy The Trainer is finally on its way towards the silver screen.
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New Morbius Featurette Teases A Multiverse Connection
Morbius has an uphill battle to convince fans that the living vampire deserves his own movie, but a little nod to the potential of the multiverse might help.
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Bridgerton, Sex Education, And Shrill Stars To Lead Historical Comedy, Seize Them!
Although the dark ages don't sound especially funny — maybe because of the war and death and disease — Seize Them has a cast guaranteed to get laughs.
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Godzilla Vs. Kong Is Getting A Sequel, Will Shoot Later This Year
Godzilla and Kong should hug it out this time.
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The Morning Watch: Inventing New Sounds For The Dune Score, Behind Black Widow's VFX & More
In this edition of Morning Watch, see how legendary composer Hans Zimmer and his team crafted the pulse-pounding, Oscar-nominated score for Dune, and more!
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Steven Spielberg Says He'll Never Direct A Musical Again After West Side Story
If you think Spielberg and musicals are a match made in movie heaven, then enjoy the West Side Story buzz while it lasts.
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West Side Story Star Rachel Zegler Says She Wasn't Invited To The Oscars
Steven Spielberg's West Side Story has been nominated for seven Oscars, but star Rachel Zegler couldn't score an invite for the ceremony.
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Andrew Garfield Says Spider-Man: No Way Home Doesn't Really Need Any Oscars
'I personally feel pretty satisfied with the audience response. I think that's plenty.'
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Sebastian Stan Says Avengers: Endgame Was 'Tough' To Shoot Because He Wasn't Allowed To Read The Script
Marvel Studios' extreme secrecy measures meant that Sebastian Stan had to film his Avengers: Endgame scenes out of context.
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X Director Ti West Explains The Long Gaps Between His Films
Director Ti West says making movies is one of greatest experiences in the world ... and also one of the most terrible.
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Alexandra Shipp Joins Margot Robbie And Ryan Gosling In The Barbie Movie
Greta Gerwig's Barbie World grows by one more.
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Upcoming Survival Horror Game The Quarry Boasts A Cast List Any Hollywood Director Would Envy
Fans of Until Dawn have a lot to look forward to in The Quarry.
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Robert Vincent O'Neil, Director Of The Cult Film Angel, Dies At 91
The co-writer and director of the Angel movies, Robert Vincent O'Neil, embraced the supposed "underbelly" of Los Angeles.
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The Blue Beetle Movie Beefs Up Its Cast With Adriana Barraza, George Lopez & More
Blue Beetle has rounded out the cast of the Reyes family in the upcoming DC Comics movie featuring their first Latino superhero on the big screen.
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Emily V. Gordon Has Signed On To Write The Animated Play-Doh Feature
Looks like this will be some good, clean family fun.
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Doctor Strange Will Meet One Of Christine's Variants In Multiverse Of Madness
Stephen Strange will be running into more than one version of his ex, Christine Palmer, in Multiverse of Madness.
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Black Crab Star Noomi Rapace On Breaking Her Nose On Set, Learning To Ice-Skate, And More [Interview]
Noomi Rapace, who stars in director Adam Berg's action-thriller Black Crab, says cinema saved her life. Find out what else she said about making the new film.
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DC Announces The Batman Prequel Comic Riddler: Year One, Written By Paul Dano
This should offer more insight into the disturbing character from Matt Reeves' film.
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Black Crab Director Adam Berg On The State Of The Action-Thriller In Sweden [Interview]
Adam Berg, who made his directorial debut with the new action film on Netflix starring Noomi Rapace, tells us about getting the most out of his budget.
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Disney Restores Same-Sex Kiss In Lightyear After Pixar Animators Speak Out About LGBTQ+ Censorship
The move by the studio comes in the aftermath of Bob Chapek's tepid response to the Don't Say Gay bill.
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Scream 6 Will Stab Its Way Into Your Hearts Next Spring
Scream 6 (or is it Scream 2?) has landed a March 2023 release date.
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Superhero Bits: Jared Leto Hasn't Given Up On Joker, Rhodey Is Back For Marvel's Secret Invasion & More
In today's edition of Superhero Bits, prepare to see War Machine again in the MCU, get ready for Marvel's big comic-book event of 2022, and more.
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Richard Linklater And Glen Powell Talk Apollo 10 1/2 And Recreating 1960s Houston In Animation [Interview]
Apollo 10 1/2 writer/director Richard Linklater and actor Glen Powell tell us about recreating the 1960s in the rotoscoped kids' movie that's coming to Netflix.
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The Silence Of The Lambs Proves Less Is More When It Comes To Horror
Director Jonathan Demme proved that less was more when it came to crafting "The Silence of the Lambs" most terrifying scenes.
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Daniel Radcliffe Is Not Interested In Playing Harry Potter Again ... At Least, Not Right Now
Daniel Radcliffe says he's not ready to play Harry Potter again, but you can give him a call back in 30 years to see if he's changed his mind.
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