Shia LaBeouf Was Almost In David Ayer’s ‘Suicide Squad’ By Angie Han/Sept. 6, 2016 2:00 pm EST Later this fall, Shia LaBeouf will be seen in American Honey, Andrea Arnold’s lovely and rambling indie drama about a magazine crew traveling across the U.S. But he almost spent 2016 as part of a very different ragtag group of misfits. The actor reveals he was considered for a part in the Warner Bros....
The Book Of Henry Poster Reveals The Secret Plans For Colin Trevorrow’ Jurassic World Follow-Up By Peter Sciretta/Dec. 13, 2016 12:00 pm EST Colin Trevorrow’s The Book Of Henry is a movie I’ve been curious about for some time. It’s an interesting choice to helm this small film after directing one of the biggest box office successes of all time. But the truth is, we don’t really know much about The Book of Henry....
The Long-Delayed ‘Amityville: The Awakening’ Just Had One Of The Worst Opening Weekends Of All Time By Jacob Hall/Oct. 30, 2017 10:30 am EST For years, movie fans would joke about whether or not Amityville: The Awakening actually existed. The tenth movie in the Amityville Horror series was filmed back in 2014, but found itself delayed. And delayed again. And again. Posters would arrive and trailers would appear, but the movie itself slid around the calendar like a hairless, grease-drenched monkey on a slip-n-slide....
The Morning Watch: Oscars 2018 Edition - Jimmy Kimmel’s Monologue, A Theater Surprise & More By Ethan Anderton/March 5, 2018 5:00 am EST The Morning Watch is a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows. In this special 2018 Oscars edition, watch Jimmy Kimmel’s opening monologue and some of the comedian’s other amusing bits from the night, including a fantastic prize handed out to the winner who gave the shortest acceptance speech of the night....
‘A Wrinkle In Time’ Teaser Trailer: Time To Be A Warrior By Jack Giroux/July 15, 2017 11:11 am EST Filmmaker Ava DuVernay, the director of Selma and Middle of Nowhere, has a great grasp of drama that, arguably, not a lot of directors making $100 million movies possess. Her name on Disney’s adaptation of Madeline L’Engle’s 1962 novel “A Wrinkle in Time” has us excited. If one director could make Meg’s journey through the universe have both emotion and spectacle, it’s DuVernay....
‘Alien: Covenant’ Reveals New Photo As Birthday Boy Ridley Scott Receives The DGA Lifetime Achievement Award By Jacob Hall/Nov. 30, 2016 11:00 am EST First of all: happy birthday to Sir Ridley Scott, who turns 78 years old today. He’s currently in post-production on his 24th feature film while serving as a producer on 17 additional film and television projects in various stages of production. I am far less than half his age and I’m writing this sentence from my bed because going to my desk sounds like a lot of effort....
‘Amityville: The Awakening’ Officially Cursed, Gets Delayed Yet Again To Summer 2017 By Angie Han/Dec. 19, 2016 12:30 pm EST Once again, The Weinstein Company is trying to spin this as a positive for Amityville: The Awakening. Deadline insists the June 2017 date is “a strong showing of support,” since it pits the film against heavyweights like Despicable Me 3 and the second weekend of Transformers: The Last Knight. Considering how little effort they’ve put into selling Amityville: The Awakening so far, though, it feels more like they’re trying to bury it on a weekend where no one will even notice it’s come and gone....
‘Avatar’ Sequels Add ‘Fear The Walking Dead’ Star Cliff Curtis By Hoai-Tran Bui/May 9, 2017 9:00 am EST Here’s more news to solidify that the Avatar sequels are actually happening: Fear the Walking Dead star Cliff Curtis will be joining all four sequels to the James Cameron sci-fi epic in a lead role. Curtis’ role will expand the mythology of the Avatar universe by taking the series underwater, which Cameron has hinted at, and which posed many obstacles for the motion-capture technology that Avatar uses....
‘Captain America: Civil War’ Bloopers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes Flub Their Lines By Angie Han/Aug. 26, 2016 11:00 am EST Captain America: Civil War was a somber affair, and understandably so — the film rocked the very notion of the Avengers to its very core by pitting hero against hero and friend against friend. It was downright heartbreaking to see Steve and Tony come to blows despite their own best efforts to reach a common ground, and then to see the rest of the Avengers forced to pick sides....
‘Doctor Who’ Spinoff ‘Class’ Sets Premiere Date; Peter Capaldi To Guest Star By Angie Han/Sept. 23, 2016 4:30 pm EST Good news, Whovians: we now know exactly when Class will be in session. U.K. fans will be able to catch the Doctor Who spinoff starting October 22 on BBC Three. U.S. fans, unfortunately, will have to wait a bit longer, as Class won’t hit BBC America until spring 2017. Whenever it reaches your country, though, you can count on the Doctor himself to help get the party started....
‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ Moves To Valentine’s Day 2015; See The First Character Pics By Angie Han/Nov. 13, 2013 8:30 am EST Charlie Hunnam’s sudden departure from Fifty Shades of Grey sparked rumors that the erotic romance might not be able to make its planned summer 2014 release date. And now, it has indeed been pushed back to Valentine’s Day 2015 — but not, Universal insists, because of the casting change....
By Peter Sciretta/Sept. 24, 2016 10:00 am EST The show follows the young female researchers as they “embark on their revolution journey for equality in the workplace.” “One small step, becomes one big movement that sparks change and upends marriages, careers, sex lives, love lives, and friendships.” Good Girls Revolt Trailer Some serious Mad Men vibes. This seems like the kind of story that would have been adapted into a small indie movie ten years ago, but now has a lot more air to breath as a series....
‘King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword’, ‘Annabelle 2’, ‘CHiPs’ And More Pushed Back By Jack Giroux/Dec. 7, 2016 1:30 pm EST While Warner Bros. has plenty of heavy-hitters like The Lego Batman Movie, Wonder Woman, Justice League, Dunkirk, and Kong: Skull Island coming out next year, they have a few other notable titles that have a chance at success. There’s Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur: The Legend of the Sword, Dax Shepard’s R-rated CHiPs movie, a romance called Everything, Everything, and, a film guaranteed to make some bucks, Annabelle 2 — and these four films all have new release dates....
‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ Is Giving Los Angeles A 1969 Facelift By Chris Evangelista/June 14, 2018 1:30 pm EST Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has begun filming (second unit stuff, at least). As a result, the filmmaker and his crew are transforming parts of Hollywood into 1969 (nice). See some Once Upon a Time in Hollywood set pics below.Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is set in Los Angeles during the summer of 1969, which means it’s going be loaded with period-appropriate details....
‘Phoenix Forgotten’ Trailer: It’s ‘The Blair Witch Project’, But With UFOs By Ben Pearson/April 4, 2017 3:00 pm EST We’ve seen a handful of sci-fi movies take the found footage approach: Cloverfield, Europa Report, Apollo 18, the list goes on. I thought we might have reached “peak found footage” a few years ago, but a new trailer for a film called Phoenix Forgotten indicates that the trend hasn’t completely vanished....
‘The Dark Crystal: Age Of Resistance’ Prequel Series Coming From Netflix And The Jim Henson Company By Ben Pearson/May 18, 2017 9:00 am EST We hadn’t given much thought to more stories set in the world of Jim Henson’s The Dark Crystal since the long-brewing sequel was abandoned and turned into a comic book last year. But now, during the 35th anniversary year of the original 1982 movie, it looks like we’ll be returning to the world of Thra once again....
‘The Push’ Trailer: A Netflix Special About Convincing Someone To Commit Murder By Ben Pearson/Feb. 20, 2018 2:30 pm EST There’s a new special coming to Netflix that’s literally about tricking a man into committing murder. It’s called The Push, and it hails from a “psychological illusionist” from the UK named Derren Brown. Brown is one of the world’s greatest mentalists, and he’s been making shows in the United Kingdom for years, but this is his first American special – imagine Punk’d, but instead of making it look like Justin Timberlake’s assets are being hauled away, it’s convincing some poor sap to murder a guy....
‘The Walking Dead’ Lawsuit: Frank Darabont Seeking $280 Million From AMC By Angie Han/Sept. 29, 2016 12:00 pm EST The legal drama playing out behind the scenes of AMC’s The Walking Dead is getting almost as ugly as the bloody battles on the show itself. Back in 2011, original showrunner Frank Darabont was pushed out in the middle of production on the second season. Not long afterward, he sued AMC over the show’s profits....
By Ethan Anderton/March 3, 2018 5:22 pm EST Since 1981, the Golden Raspberry Awards, better known as the Razzies, have been leading the way in nominating movies they consider to be the worst of the worst Hollywood has to offer. After all this time, the joke has kind of run its course, especially when the Razzies simply pick easy targets and don’t really bring much to the table when it comes to discussing the quality of cinema....
Channing Tatum’s ‘Gambit’ Is Still Happening, Insists ‘X-Men’ Producer By Angie Han/Jan. 13, 2017 12:00 pm EST In recent months, there’s been speculation in some corners that Gambit might not happen at all. But Donner insists that’s not true. In an appearance at the TCAs, she stated that the project is still happening with Tatum. Donner was at the TCAs to talk Legion, FX’s X-Men spinoff starring Dan Stevens as David Haller....
