In this edition, see how VFX artists react to Honey I Shrunk the Kids scenes from 1989, listen as Justin Lin breaks down an F9 scene, and more.
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If you're wondering why movies like The Wizard of Oz and Gone With the Wind are not part of today's big MGM/Amazon deal, we have the answer.
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Check out another round of 2020 Hallmark ornaments for our Christmas tree from Back to the Future, Stranger Things, and more.
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Steven Spielberg has recorded a video introduction for AFI Movie Club, a new daily virtual gathering curated from the American Film Institute's archive.
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This year's MondoCon 2019 recap gives a glimpse at the show floor, panels, and screenings taking place at the con celebrating all art and things Mondo.
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How did a movie that wasn't a runaway hit become one of the most beloved films of all time? This is The Wizard of Oz revisited.
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Netflix is developing an Alice in Wonderland Wizard of Oz crossover titled Dorothy & Alice, which will now be penned by rising screenwriter Anna Klassen.
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There's a Wizard of Oz TV series in the works at Legendary Entertainment that will introduce new characters and settings from the Land of Oz.
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Researchers attempted to find the Most Influential Movie Ever Made, and the end result is definitely not what you would expect.
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The Wizard of Oz animated film will retell the classic story from the perspective of Dorothy's dog Toto in an adaptation of Toto by Michael Morpurgo.
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Welcome new /Film writer Ben Pearson to the site by counting down his top 15 favorite movies of all time!
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All your favorite film franchises collide in the latest LEGO Dimensions trailer, teasing a video game meshing Lord of the Rings, Back to the Future and more
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The latest Lego video game, Lego Dimensions, blends a ton of different franchises. See the Lego Dimensions Back to the Future images and more.
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The Wizard of Oz NBC drama Emerald City has been resurrected, with a 10-episode straight-to-series order. The network had scrapped the project last year.
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Most artists have a style. A unique, original look for their art that distinguishes it from the rest. Most artists, however, aren't Kevin Tong or Martin Ansin. Just when you think either artist is best at one thing, they'll change it up and do something totally different. Realistic, exaggerated, mechanical, lyrical, Tong and Ansin are…
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This edition of Theme Park Bits has full of franchises: Harry Potter, The Avengers, Wizard of Oz and more. Below, read about the following: Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express has been delivered to Universal Studios Orlando. Thor: Treasures of Asgard opens at Disneyland on Friday Marvel's Avengers Academy is now open on the Disney Magic Cruise.…
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A few quick notes for you Wizard of Oz fans. First up, a reminder that September 20 brings the IMAX 3D re-release of the original film. Second, though the news has been out there for sometime (and we missed it), the long in-production, computer animated Oz film formerly called Dorothy From Oz has a new title…
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Briefly: The drive to create new films and TV shows based on recognizable fairy tales may not be as all-consuming as it was a year or two ago, but that doesn't mean it has gone away altogether. Look at CBS, which is now developing a show called Dorothy, from Elementary exec producers Carl Beverly and…
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It typically takes studios a year or more to push a sequel out, no matter how quickly they try to put one together. But in the case of Oz The Great and Powerful, audiences will get to see what happened to the wizard just a few months after we left him. Of course, that's only…
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If we're lucky, every few months a poster is released that makes you step back from your computer and stare. A poster so gorgeous, fans and non-fans a like will bask in its beauty. Some previous examples are Olly Moss's Star Wars posters, Ken Taylor's Halloween poster, Tyler Stout's Akira, Aaron Horkey's There Will be…
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The opportunity to see an all-time classic on the big screen should be taken whenever possible. Ideally, this happens at a repertory house where the original content and quality of the film is preserved, and sometimes (though less and less as 35mm gives way to DCP) even the format is the same. On special occasions, though, a film is…
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The land of Oz is a big, varied place, with all manner of strange denizens around whom to build a story. But there are only a dozen or so characters that are recognizable to broad audiences who have never read L. Frank Baum's novels: Oz, the witches, Dorothy, her companions in The Wizard of Oz,…
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When people think of The Wizard of Oz, they think of the 1939 film starring Judy Garland. Yellow brick roads, munchkins, ruby slippers, the wicked witch, all that stuff. Fast forward about 75 years and Disney releases Oz the Great and Powerful, a prequel that features iconography very similar to, but not exactly the same, as the…
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If this summer's blockbuster film The Avengers taught us anything, is that there's power in numbers. Thor or Iron Man are good on their own but, when they're part of a team, they're great. That team-up mentality is the focus of the latest art show at the Bottleneck Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. It's called The Gang's All Here…
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2013 is the 90th anniversary of Warner Bros., and besides a strong slate of theatrical films, the company has some very surprising - and not so surprising - plans for the home market. The biggest news is they're planning 3D conversion of the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz for Blu-ray, coupled with a likely, limited theatrical…
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Good news abounds for fans for fans of HBO's two newest shows and one of the most famous movies of all time. First up, HBO has just renewed both Veep and Girls for a second season. Then, over on E!, they're developing a whole new slate of original programming including a show called Dorothy which…
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Tell me if this makes sense to you. On March 8, 2013 Disney will release Sam Raimi's Oz: The Great and Powerful, which is a prequel to the classic The Wizard of Oz. What better way to drive sales of the DVD release of the original film, right? But Warner Bros. is playing its own…
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