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Charlie Day in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Charlie Day Offers An Update On His Directorial Debut, Formerly Titled El Tonto [Exclusive]

By Jenna Busch February 18th, 2022

Charlie Day is making his directorial debut, and he has none other than Guillermo del Toro to thank as a mentor.

Tom Hanks, Robert Zemeckis, And Eric Roth Have A Forrest Gump Reunion With Graphic Novel Adaptation, Here

By BJ Colangelo February 18th, 2022

Here already seems like an impossible work to adapt, so this is certainly going to be interesting.

Nathan Lane in Only Murders in the Building

A24 Greenlights Its First R-Rated Musical With Adaptation Of F***ing Identical Twins

By Shania Russell February 18th, 2022

It's hard to make heads or tails of this just yet, but it sounds just wild enough to work.

I Want You Back Writers Isaac Aptaker And Elizabeth Berger Embrace Flaws In Their Rom-Com [Interview]

By Jack Giroux February 17th, 2022

The writers of the new Prime Video romantic comedy "I Want You Back" talk about writing flawed characters, their inspirations, and more.

This Limited Edition Hensei Godzilla Bust Will Break The Bank As Well As The Pagoda

By Jenna Busch February 17th, 2022

Here's your big chance to spend a lot of money on a gigantic Godzilla head.

Larry David stars in The Larry David Story (2022)

Larry David To Get His Own Prett-Ay, Prett-Ay Good Two-Part Documentary At HBO

By Anya Stanley February 17th, 2022

"What do you do when you're talking and people are laughing? You do comedy."

Loki Director Kate Herron Would Like To Direct That Netflix BioShock Movie, Please

By Jeremy Mathai February 17th, 2022

Kate Herron formally (well, on Twitter) throws her hat (or deep sea diving helmet) into the ring for Netflix's BioShock movie.

Charlie Day Spills On It's Always Sunny, His Directorial Debut, And The Magic Of Mountain Dew [Interview]

By Danielle Ryan February 17th, 2022

Actor, comedian, and Mountain Dew spokesman Charlie Day reflects on his career so far and discusses his upcoming directorial debut.

Brad Bird To Write And Direct Animated Feature Ray Gunn For Skydance

By Jenna Busch February 17th, 2022

The director of The Iron Giant and The Incredibles has been wanting to make this movie for decades, and Skydance is finally giving him the opportunity.

Noah Hawley's Alien TV Series Will Take Place 70 Years From Now On Earth, Starts Shooting In 2023

By Ryan Scott February 17th, 2022

"Fargo" creator Noah Hawley is still developing that "Alien" series, and FX chief John Landgraf has released new details about the upcoming show.

Elvis Trailer: Baz Luhrmann Tells The Story Of The King Of Rock 'N Roll

By Jenna Busch February 17th, 2022

Elvis Presley has been the subject of a 1979 TV movie starring Kurt Russell and a 2005 CBS miniseries. Now the King is getting the proper big screen treatment.

Cast poster artwork for Avengers: Endgame

Avengers: Endgame Was The 'Final Avengers Movie' According To Kevin Feige

By Sandy Schaefer February 17th, 2022

The Marvel Studios chief indicates Endgame will serve as the MCU's final Avengers film, at least until further notice.

Robert Pattinson's Batman Initially Spoke In A Bat-Whisper Until People Asked Him To Stop

By Shania Russell February 17th, 2022

Robert Pattinson: weirding people out until they ask him to stop for 30 years.

Ryan Reynolds On The Adam Project's 'High-Concept, Wish-Fulfillment Engine' And Nostalgic Kids Movies

By Shania Russell February 17th, 2022

Ryan Reynolds hopes to rekindle some of that old-school Amblin magic with The Adam Project.

Tom Holland Is Taking A Break Before Spider-Man 4 Because He Is Probably Very Tired

By Jeremy Mathai February 17th, 2022

Tom Holland is taking a much-deserved break after three-plus movies of swinging around New York City.

Zoe Kravitz and Robert Pattinson in The Batman

The Batman Director Matt Reeves Wants To Create A 'Batverse' Of HBO Max Spin-Offs

By Sandy Schaefer February 17th, 2022

The Bat-world may or may not be comprised of bat-shaped atoms forming bat-shaped molecular structures.

Star Wars Bits: Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Book Of Boba Fett, The High Republic, John Williams, Robert Blalack, And More!

By Adam Frazier February 17th, 2022

In this edition of Star Wars Bits, we get a release date and poster for Obi-Wan Kenobi, celebrate John Williams, remember Robert Blalack, and more.

Wile E. Coyote chases the Road Runner in Looney Tunes

Read The Article That Inspired Coyote Vs. Acme

By Anya Stanley February 17th, 2022

With the news that John Cena has been cast in Coyote vs. Acme, let's look at the famous 1990 humor article that started it all.

Margot Robbie and Kate McKinnon in Bombshell

Kate McKinnon Joins Margot Robbie's Cinematic Barbie Dreamhouse

By BJ Colangelo February 17th, 2022

Will Kate McKinnon be a Barbie girl in Greta Gerwig's Barbie world?

Superhero Bits: The Making Of Eternals, The Batman's Hardcore PG-13 Rating & More

By Ryan Scott February 16th, 2022

In today's Superhero Bits, the "Gotham Knights" TV series is ramping up, Mr. Freeze could (possibly) appear in a sequel to "The Batman," and more.

Human Looney Tune John Cena Joins Coyote Vs. Acme

By BJ Colangelo February 16th, 2022

Few humans seem as ready to act alongside cartoon characters as John Cena.

Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim Anime Film To Premiere In 2024

By Valerie Ettenhofer February 16th, 2022

This story will take place hundreds of years before the events of Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and will touch on the creation of Helm's Deep.

Rupert Grint Will Knock At The Cabin For M. Night Shyamalan

By BJ Colangelo February 16th, 2022

M. Night Shyamalan's Knock at the Cabin has nabbed Ron Weasley himself, and star of the Shyamalan-produced Servant, Rupert Grint.

Eternals Actress Lia McHugh On The Future Of Sprite And How The Film Changed The MCU [Interview]

By Max Evry February 16th, 2022

Lia McHugh, who plays the 7,000-year-old Sprite in Chloé Zhao's "Eternals," tells us about how the movie helped pave the way for new types of MCU stories.