The Opening Scene Of The Many Saints Of Newark Was Added In Reshoots
Two rather big scenes from The Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark weren't originally going to be in the movie.
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IATSE Members Vote To Authorize Strike — Here's What That Means For The Film Industry
Following a prolonged standstill with negotiations between the AMPTP and streaming services, IATSE members have voted to authorize a strike.
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Tilda Swinton To Star In Post-Apocalyptic 'Golden-Age' Musical From The Act Of Killing Director
Joshua Oppenheimer, the award-winning director behind The Act of Killing, has plans for a musical starring Tilda Swinton.
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One Lord Of The Rings Orc Was Designed To Resemble Harvey Weinstein
One of the biggest villains in Lord of the Rings existed offscreen ... and director Peter Jackson made sure he got a "tribute" onscreen.
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The Exorcist Reboot Will Be 'Fresh, New' And 'Really, Really Scary,' Jason Blum Promises
It seems that David Gordon Green's Exorcist trilogy will follow the same basic blueprint as Halloween — take the first, ignore the sequels.
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Jerry Seinfeld Apologizes For The 'Uncomfortable Sexual Aspect' Of Bee Movie
Bee Movie, the film that continues to inexplicably live on as other movies vanish and die, has added another chapter to its legacy.
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Shang-Chi Director Sticks With Disney For Action-Comedy Series American Born Chinese
Destin Daniel Cretton will be working his magic on the Disney+ series adaptation of a graphic novel titled American Born Chinese.
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Why That Proposed L.A. Confidential Sequel Never Happened
There could've been a direct sequel to L.A. Confidential with the original actors returning, but it was not meant to be.
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James Gunn Shares The Most Difficult Shot In The Suicide Squad
You'll be surprised at the shot James Gunn said was the most difficult to pull off while making The Suicide Squad. (Hint: it doesn't involve a giant starfish.)
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Ben Affleck Had 'A Great Time' Playing Batman Again In The Flash, Calls Justice League 'Difficult'
Ben Affleck spoke candidly about having a great time on Barry Allen's standalone feature, The Flash. Justice League, on the other hand...
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Fauci Trailer: An American Hero Gets His Life Story Told On Disney
The life and career of Dr. Anthony Fauci will be explored in a new documentary coming to Disney+ from National Geographic. Watch the trailer right here.
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Theatrical Exclusivity Vs Hybrid Releases: The Future Of Big Movies
The past year has seen major changes in how we watch movies, and in how movies are released. Let's break down everything we've learned.
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The Rescue Directors On The Challenges Of Making A Documentary During The Pandemic [Interview]
We spoke with The Rescue directors about their new film detailing the incredible Thai cave rescue, how they captured that underwater footage, and much more.
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Neil Gaiman Calls Out Disney For Failing To Pay Royalties To Writers And Artists
Disney has stopped paying royalties to some of the writers and artists who created novelizations of their properties, and Neil Gaiman is calling them out on it.
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Black Widow Makes Its (Free) Streaming Debut On Disney+ This Week
Marvel's Black Widow will finally be available to all Disney+ subscribers at no extra cost this week.
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Original Ghostbusters Director Ivan Reitman Solved A Slime Dispute On The Ghostbusters: Afterlife Set
Jason Reitman talked about the experience of working on Ghostbusters: Afterlife with his father Ivan Reitman, director of the original Ghostbusters franchise.
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Listen To Andrew Garfield Sing In '30/90,' The First Song In Tick tick...BOOM!
Andrew Garfield proves that he can, in fact, do it all, with "30/90," the opening song of the upcoming musical tick tick...BOOM!
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New Eternals TV Spot Reveals Marvel Studios' First Gay Couple
A new Eternals TV spot is full of new footage from the Marvel superhero film, including a glimpse at the film's long-promised gay characters.
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Will Smith Says Wild Wild West Is His Worst Movie
How did Will Smith turn down a role in The Matrix to star in one of the worst major blockbusters of our time? He's asking the same question.
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What Venom 2 And Many Saints Of Newark Can Teach Us About The Post-Pandemic Box Office
There were some major highs and lows at the box office this weekend, and some valuable lessons to be learned from it all.
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James Gunn Is Developing Another DC Project After Peacemaker
James Gunn may be wrapping up his run on Marvel soon, but his time with the DCEU might just be beginning with a new secret DC project.
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Tick, tick...BOOM! Trailer: Lin-Manuel Miranda Directs Andrew Garfield In A New Musical About The Creator Of Rent
Lin-Manuel Miranda's quest for world domination continues with his directorial debut tick, tick...BOOM!
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Cool Stuff: Reebok's New Ghostbusters Sneakers Bring Something Strange To Footwear Shelves
Reebok has a new collection of Ghostbusters sneakers coming to shelves, including footwear inspired by the upcoming Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
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The Spice Flows As Dune Passes $100 Million At The International Box Office
Dune hasn't even opened in North America yet, but it has already passed a major milestone at the box office. Will that sequel happen?
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A House On The Bayou Trailer: Blumhouse And Epix Team Up For A Terrifying Dinner Party
A House on the Bayou is the terrifying new tale from Blumhouse and Epix and a warning to not invite your creepy neighbors in for dinner.
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Jason Momoa's Duncan Idaho Gets The Spotlight In New Dune Featurette
Duncan Idaho may have a hilariously ordinary name, but he's a very important character in Dune — not just because of Jason Momoa's mega-watt smile.
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The Morning Watch: Venom: Let There Be Carnage Easter Eggs, The Dying Art Of Title Sequences & More
In this edition, take a look at nearly seven dozen Venom: Let There Be Carnage Easter eggs, dig into the dying art of opening title sequences, and more.
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