1883 Looks Like The Hit Paramount+ Needed
The Yellowstone prequel had great streaming numbers after premiering last weekend, which is good news for the future of the Paramount+ program.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Made More Money On Monday Than Most Movies Make On Opening Weekend
Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Does whatever a blockbuster can! That includes shattering opening weekend records despite the pandemic.
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The Matrix Resurrections Won't Kick Off Another Trilogy
Unlike all the other franchise offerings today, The Matrix Resurrections won't be kicking off more sequels.
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The Goldbergs Ditches Jeff Garlin After Complaints Of Abusive Behavior, But He'll Still Appear In This Season
Jeff Garlin has been let go from The Goldbergs following allegations of improper conduct on set.
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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Promises Black Manta Will Have More Personality In Aquaman 2
Black Manta, who was a supporting character in 2018's Aquaman, will "no doubt" have a more significant role in the upcoming Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
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Dark Horse, Company Behind Hellboy, Sold To Video Game Group Embracer
The comic book publisher behind Hellboy, Umbrella Academy, and 300 has a new owner.
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Why The First Big Car Chase In No Time To Die Was So Challenging To Pull Off
We spoke with James Bond franchise special effects supervisor Chris Corbould about the challenges of creating that outstanding DB5 chase in No Time to Die.
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The Legend Of Vox Machina Clip: Critical Role's Animated Series Will Premiere Earlier Than Expected
Prime Video has announced the release date date for The Legend of Vox Machina with a new clip surprisingly devoid of dragons or dungeons.
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Swan Song Writer/Director Benjamin Cleary Talks About Crafting The Movie's Emotional Ending [Interview]
Benjamin Cleary's sci-fi drama Swan Song features one of the best endings of any film this year. Here's how the writer/director approached those final scenes.
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Death On The Nile Trailer: Yes, This Movie Is Still Coming Out
Remember when this movie was originally supposed to come out? We were so young, so innocent.
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The King's Man's Djimon Hounsou And Rhys Ifans On Portraying The Series' Biggest Badasses [Interview]
The Kingsman series is full of badasses, but The King's Man introduces two new ones played by Djimon Hounsou and Rhys Ifans. We got to speak with them.
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The Punisher Is Seemingly Getting A New Logo, And The Timing Feels Right
The logo for Marvel's violent vigilante has become a loaded image over the years.
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Ron Perlman Recalls The Moment He Realized Guillermo Del Toro Was A Genius
Ron Perlman is one of Guillermo del Toro's most frequent collaborators, and it turns out, his first major fan.
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No Time To Die SFX Supervisor Talks Daniel Craig's Driving Skills And Speeding Through An Ancient Italian City [Interview]
We spoke to longtime James Bond special effects master Chris Corbould about the challenges of No Time to Die, Daniel Craig's driving skills, and more.
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No Time To Die Director Addresses Daniel Craig's Final Moments As James Bond
The Daniel Craig era is over, and now it's time to unpack that ending.
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Olympic Speed Skater Allegedly Ripped Off Covid Relief Funds To Bankroll Elijah Wood Movie, We Swear We're Not Making This Up
Yes, that headline sounds like the plot of a surprisingly mundane dream you once had and, yes, it's completely true.
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No Time To Die Star Billy Magnussen Plays A Sport Involving A Dead Goat Carcass, So Where's The Movie About That? [Exclusive]
Actor Billy Magnussen plays a very odd sport that was featured in the film Rambo III, of all things.
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Chris Noth Dropped From The Equalizer Following Sexual Assault Allegations
Chris Noth has been dropped from The Equalizer TV series in which he costars, in the wake of several sexual assault allegations.
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Why The King's Man Director Matthew Vaughn Is Worried About Seeing 1917 [Exclusive]
Both films deal extensively with the trench warfare of World War I.
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Keanu Reeves Confirms He's Met With Marvel And Kevin Feige
We will almost certainly see Keanu Reeves in the MCU at some point. It's just a matter of when.
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The Morning Watch: Looking Back At Home Alone, Making The Matrix Reloaded Burly Brawl & More
In this edition, look back at the making of the holiday classic Home Alone, find out how the "Burly Brawl" in The Matrix Reloaded came together, and more.
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We Need To Talk About Cosby Trailer: W. Kamau Bell Will Dig Into The Disgraced Comedian
We Need to Talk About Cosby charts the legacy of the disgraced comedian, and his downfall, in a Showtime docuseries.
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Did Spider-Man: No Way Home Hint At The Introduction Of Miles Morales?
Spider-Man: No Way Home may have included a tiny Easter egg that could bring a beloved character into the multiverse.
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Being The Ricardos Director Aaron Sorkin On Sacrificing Accuracy To Get To The Truth [Interview]
Aaron Sorkin tells us what he was looking for when casting Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, what he hopes audiences take away from his new movie, and more.
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I Want You Back Trailer: Charlie Day And Jenny Slate Scheme In This Revenge Rom-Com
Charlie Day and Jenny Slate are out to win back their exes, but they don't realize they're ... GASP falling for each other.
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Paul Verhoeven's Beautifully Blasphemous Benedetta Hits On Demand Tomorrow
The movie about the lesbian nun that has angered many people who aren't fans of Cinema™ is coming to VOD for all to see!
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The Northman Filmmaker Robert Eggers Was Inspired By This Ancient Norse Story
Yes, The Northman has its roots in William Shakespeare's Hamlet. But Hamlet stems from a Norse story from 500 years prior to the Bard's.
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