Ridley Scott Doesn't Think That Alien TV Series Will Be As Good As His Movies, Sorry
Alien director Ridley Scott is attached to Noah Hawley's upcoming Alien TV show, but he says 'it'll never be as good as the first one.'
Read More-
-
Netflix Is Teasing Some Kind Of Mysterious David Fincher Announcement
Netflix hypes a new project from Mindhunter creator and Fight Club director David Fincher, with an official announcement coming this week.
Read More -
Superhero Bits: Avengers 5 Plans, Marvel's Guardians Of The Galaxy Launch Trailer & More
If you missed any superhero news today, you'll probably find it in this latest edition of Superhero Bits.
Read More -
Cult Of Chucky Ended On A Cliffhanger To Set Up The New TV Show
The mastermind behind the Child's Play series was already thinking about the new TV show when he wrote the ending of the previous movie.
Read More -
The Shrink Next Door Trailer: Paul Rudd Is Will Ferrell's Very Unethical Therapist In The Apple TV+ Series
If Paul Rudd was your therapist, wouldn't you invite him into your life? But as Will Ferrell finds out in The Shrink Next Door, that may not be the best idea.
Read More -
Kumail Nanjiani Plays 'A New Type Of Star Wars Character' In The Obi-Wan TV Series
Eternals star Kumail Nanjiani says that his role in Obi-Wan is a new type of character not seen in the Star Wars franchise before.
Read More -
Lupin Star Omar Sy Signs Massive Netflix Movie Deal
Lupin star Omar Sy has signed a major deal with Netflix to produce and star in several feature films for the streaming service.
Read More -
Angelina Jolie's Eternals Character Has A Tragic Superhero Weakness
Angelina Jolie's Eternals character Thena is thousands of years old, but her advanced age has resulted in a dangerous form of dementia.
Read More -
The Final Shot Of The Many Saints Of Newark Was A Reshoot Filmed Against A Green Screen [Exclusive]
A pivotal moment in The Many Saints of Newark was shot in front of a green screen later, although you'd never know it.
Read More -
Star Trek: Prodigy Adds Jameela Jamil, Jason Alexander, Daveed Diggs To Voice Cast
In addition to the three new faces joining Star Trek: Prodigy, one more familiar face will be reprising his role from Star Trek: Voyager.
Read More -
Blade Reboot Director Says The Original Film 'Created The Superhero World That We're In'
In revamping the Marvel hero for a new generation, Blade director Bassam Tariq calls attention to the original.
Read More -
Jason Isaacs Thought Mass Was 'Never Going To Be A Film' Despite An 'Extraordinary Experience' Making It [Interview]
With Mass in limited theaters now, we spoke with Jason Isaacs about his work on the devastating and dramatic directorial debut by Fran Kranz.
Read More -
Home Sweet Home Alone Trailer: The Home Alone Sequel Comes Gift-Wrapped On Disney
Home Sweet Home Alone is the "reimagining" of the 1990 Christmas classic that we're not sure anyone was really asking for.
Read More -
Karl Urban Isn't The Only One Who Wants A Dredd Sequel
Dredd actress Olivia Thirlby reflects on the 2012 sci-fi action movie and says she'd still be very keen to return for a sequel.
Read More -
The Retreat Will Star The Crown Breakout Emma Corrin
Emma Corrin is trading the crown for a (metaphorical) deerstalker hat, as an amateur detective investigating a murder at a wellness retreat.
Read More -
First Look At Timothée Chalamet As Willy Wonka Or Possibly Gonzo The Great
Timothée Chalamet has shared a first look at himself in costume for Wonka, an upcoming Charlie and the Chocolate factory prequel movie.
Read More -
The Many Saints Of Newark Cinematographer Treated 'No Bullsh*t' As A Mantra [Interview]
We spoke with the cinematographer behind the Sopranos prequel about the many challenges involved in bringing the film to life.
Read More -
The Eternals Are 'Earth's Original Superheroes' Who Are Resurfacing For A Reason
The Eternals are thousands of years old. So why are they only resurfacing now? Eternals directors Chloé Zhao has an answer.
Read More -
Marilyn Monroe Biopic Blonde Will Be Released As NC-17 Director's Cut
The new Marilyn Monroe biopic is a Netflix movie, so it can get away with a rating that could've killed it in theaters.
Read More -
The Last Duel Could've Featured A Matt Damon/Ben Affleck Kiss, But Ridley Scott Cut It
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are reunited as screenwriters for the first time in years with The Last Duel, but they could have united in a different way.
Read More -
Scream Trailer: Ghostface Is Back To Ask A New Generation If They Like Scary Movies
At last, the trailer for the new Scream movie is here. Pop some popcorn, put on your big comfy sweater, and get ready to tell us your favorite scary movie.
Read More -
Ghostbusters: Afterlife Director Hopes The New Movie 'Sets The Table' For More Sequels
Ghostbusters: Afterlife director Jason Reitman is ready and willing for even more ghostbusting action.
Read More -
Anthony Hopkins Joins The Father Sequel The Son
Hopkins has officially teamed up with Zeller for his second film The Son, a sort of sequel to their critically acclaimed 2020 drama The Father.
Read More -
Martha Plimpton Says Fran Kranz's Drama Mass Is The Kind Of Movie Every Actor Hopes To Make [Interview]
Martha Plimpton talks about working on the Sundance selected drama Mass with first-time director Fran Kranz and an incredible but small ensemble cast.
Read More -
David Arquette Will Defy The Will Of God And Man To Resurrect Bozo The Clown
Bozo the Clown has been the source of nightmare fuel for generations, but is also a beloved icon. Now, he's owned by David Arquette.
Read More -
Netflix Suspends Three Employees, Struggles To Understand Fallout From Dave Chappelle's The Closer
Netflix has suspended three employees for crashing a virtual meeting, including a trans woman who tweeted criticisms of Dave Chappelle's latest special.
Read More -
Alan Horn Retires From Disney Studios, Ending A Historic Era
Disney's current CCO, Alan Horn, is retiring from Disney Studios after a landmark tenure that saw massive growth throughout the company.
Read More
