SlashFilm.com Movie News
- A seemingly lawless location featured on Yellowstone and now it's spin-off series Marshals is actually based on a real place.
- Star Trek veteran Jonathan Frakes is no stranger to negativity from fans, but admits the backlash to Starfleet Academy is 'dimensionally more painful.'
- What, exactly, is Titan X, the new big bad in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 2? One fan theory may reveal the truth about the MonsterVerse kaiju.
- Darem (George Hawkins) is a hot Khionian fish prince, yet he's almost always in his human form on Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. What gives?
- Seth MacFarlane was recently asked about a potential season 3 for the Ted series on Peacock, and there's one reason he thinks it won't move forward.
- The planet Vulcan is no longer called Vulcan in the far-flung future of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, but some characters are still adjusting to the change.
- Barbie and The Bride are equally misunderstood pop culture figures. It shouldn't surprise anyone that their films serve as companion pieces to each other.
- Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! makes multiple references to Frankenstein films of the past, but one Easter egg proves how smart she and her movie truly are.
- Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's holographic cadet Sam has acquired some new memories. Here's how that happened, and what it means going forward.
- The MonsterVerse series Monarch has borrowed a page from one of the scariest stories ever for season 2's creepiest storyline.
Deadline.com Movie News
- Paul Bettany has revealed that he has not received a call about playing Lord Voldemort in HBO’s Harry Potter series, but did not rule out being cast as He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named. Speaking to Screen Rant at the Saturn Awards on Sunday, Bettany said: “I haven’t heard anything about that [playing Voldemort] …. I’m a big fan of […]
- EXCLUSIVE: Prague-based sales and distribution outfit Filmotor has acquired worldwide sales rights to Ian Purnell’s debut feature documentary Arctic Link, which has its World Premiere in the Main DOX: AWARD Competition at CPH: DOX. Arctic Link is directed by Purnell and produced by Franziska Sonder. Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen were co-producers. Cinematography is by Marie […]
- EXCLUSIVE: “This is Crookhaven. Everyone’s hiding something.” We have exclusive trailer for the BBC’s adaptation of high school with a twist series Crookhaven, based on the beloved novels by J.J. Arcanjo, which launches March 22. Starring Dougray Scott, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Keith Allen and Adolescence breakout Amari Bacchus, the BBC’s adaptation is set in the secret […]
- The American Society of Cinematographers named One Battle After Another lenser Michael Bauman the winner of its marquee Theatrical Feature Film prize at its 40th anniversary ASC Awards on Sunday at the Beverly Hilton. Bauman won in a category that included Autumn Durald Arkapaw (Sinners), Darius Khondji (Marty Supreme), Dan Laustsen (Frankenstein) and Adolpho Veloso […]
- John Oliver is looking for a new gig. During tonight’s installment of Last Week Tonight, the political comic and late-night host set aside a good chunk of his program to lobby earnestly for a “juicy” guest role on a daytime soap opera. While the main story concerned the Donald Trump administration and DOGE’s gutting of […]
- SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers for the pilot episode of Rooster on HBO Max. Bill Lawrence’s latest show Rooster, which he co-created with Bad Monkey collaborator Matt Tarses centers Ludlow College, a campus teeming with brilliant professorial minds and students eager to learn from them. It’s Steve Carell’s character who bridges the gap between […]
- Sinners, Frankenstein, Zootopia 2 and Sirât were among the film winners at the Motion Picture Sound Editors‘ 73rd Golden Reel Awards, which were handed out Sunday night at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles. Adolescence, Alien: Earth and Étoile took TV awards during the Patton Oswalt-hosted ceremony, which honors for outstanding achievement in sound editing, sound design, music editing and […]
- Upon receiving this year’s Walter Bernstein Award from the Writers Guild of America East, outgoing Late Show host Stephen Colbert took the opportunity with his time onstage to champion his staff and lob one final jab at CBS parent corporation Paramount. Anyone expecting scorched earth might have been the tiniest bit disappointed, but the whole […]
- Elijah Wood is neither confirming nor denying the status of his potential return as Frodo in the upcoming Andy Serkis-directed feature The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, but the longtime actor said he wouldn’t want anyone else to take up the mantle as long as he is “alive and able” to play […]
- Warner Bros’ juggernauts Sinners and One Battle After Another have been dueling for statuettes on the awards circuit months, but both came away as big winners this time. Sinners writer-director Ryan Coogler took the Original Screenplay and Paul Thomas Anderson scribe-helmer won Adapted Screenplay for One Battle After Another during the 78th annual WGA Awards ceremony […]
JoBlo.com Movie News
- According to a new report, Star Wars fans should not get their hopes up for a release of the original unaltered trilogy any time soon. The post Buyer Beware! The Upcoming Unaltered Star Wars Trilogy Is Not the Collection You’re Looking For appeared first on JoBlo.
- Stephen Graham and Andrea Riseborough star in this dark British drama about a couple trying to rehabilitate a hooligan. The post Heel Review: A Performance Powerhouse with a unique look at the human condition and familial bonds appeared first on JoBlo.
- While tracking suggested The Bride would underperform, its $7 million opening put it up there with the biggest bombs of all time. The post Weekend Box Office: Hoppers a hit, but The Bride has a shockingly low opening appeared first on JoBlo.
- War Machine actor Alan Ritchson says the "Marvelization" of cinema gives audiences a reason to pull away from flawless characters. The post War Machine’s Alan Ritchson Says People Are “Sort Of Over” Watching Marvel-type Movies appeared first on JoBlo.
- With 30 Pixar movies, we want to know which one you think is the best! The post POLL: What’s Your Favorite Pixar Movie? appeared first on JoBlo.
- While Hollywood looks to unwrap another film in the Mummy franchise, we look at five other films that deserve a legacy sequel. The post Five Movies That Deserve a Legacy Sequel appeared first on JoBlo.
- Resident Evil: Requiem is an action-packed horror roller coaster that plays like a Greatest Hits entry of the franchise in all the best ways! The post Resident Evil: Requiem (Video Game) Review: A Nonstop Fright Fest in Capcom’s Legendary Horror Series appeared first on JoBlo.
- This weekend sees the release of Pixar‘s Hoppers (read our review here), an original animated feature that’s getting solid reviews, with most critics saying the animal adventure film is a fun, funny time, and well worth the price of admission…. The post Monsters Inc. 3 In Early Development; Incredibles 3 Targeting 2028, Coco 2 Set […]
- Seth MacFarlane levels up his Bill Clinton impression by playing the former President using AI for an episode of Ted Season 2. The post Seth MacFarlane’s AI Transformation Into Bill Clinton Is Almost Too Real appeared first on JoBlo.
- Dolly features some absolutely brutal kills with its Leathface-like protagonist, but doesn't manage to do much which its premise. The post Dolly Review: A violent introduction to a new killer that feels a little too familiar in its approach appeared first on JoBlo.
IndiWire.com Movie News
- On the TV side, the American Society of Cinematographers honored both "Task" and "Andor," as well as "Black Rabbit" and "The Studio."
- Kathleen Kennedy and "Mad Max: Fury Road" supervising sound editor Mark Mangini both won honorary awards.
- "The Pitt" has won three WGA Awards, including Best Drama and Best New Series.
- "Becoming Led Zeppelin," "KPop Demon Hunters," "The Pitt," and "Adolescence" also took home prizes from the CAS Awards.
- The adorable "We Bare Bears" is a sweet, charming comfort watch that can appeal to adults as much as kids.
- Timed to a collection of movies featuring his stuntwork on the Criterion Channel, Hooker walks IndieWire through a stunt career that started small as a kid but commanded landmark movies like "Bullitt," "Ben-Hur," "Death Proof," and more.
- Director Maggie Gyllenhaal tells IndieWire about developing a visual language that brings a monstrous magic to IMAX.
- Tarantino's break from directing his 10th feature film is an original stage production he wrote, and one he aims to premiere in London's West End in 2027.
- Elsewhere on a special New York edition of this week's "Screen Talk" podcast, we don't debate so much as commiserate about Maggie Gyllenhaal's "The Bride!"
- A Freudian would go to town on Oscar-nominated "Corpus Christi" filmmaker Jan Komasa's family thriller featuring "1917" actor Anson Boon all grown up and chained up in a basement.