The Boy And The Heron Won't Be Hayao Miyazaki's Final Film After All
It seems Hayao Miyazaki still isn't ready to permanently retire. Studio Ghibli is now saying The Boy and the Heron won't be the legendary director's final film.
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Tim Burton's Batman And Danny Elfman's Incredible Score Will Be The Next DC Concert In 2024
The next DC in Concert installment is coming in 2024, and it's a 35th anniversary celebration of Tim Burton's Batman with Danny Elfman's amazing music.
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The Nun 2 Director Michael Chaves Says Yeah, You Should Be Looking For Conjuring Clues [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke to The Nun II director Michael Chaves about Conjuring fan theories, how he built the film's greatest scare, and that big ending.
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Roku Channel Is The Latest Streamer To Remove Original Programs, Including Reno 911 Revival
35 different Roku Originals acquired from Quibi are leaving the free, ad-supported platform.
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Cool Stuff: Paramount Scares Vol. 1 Box Set Brings Smile, Rosemary's Baby, Pet Sematary & More To 4K
Paramount Pictures is getting in the spooky spirit this Halloween season with a special Paramount Scares box set featuring classic and modern horror faves.
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That '70s Show Star Danny Masterson Has Been Convicted Of Rape, Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison
Danny Masterson has been sentenced to three decades in prison after being convicted of raping multiple women at the height of his fame. Good riddance.
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B-Movie Legend Roger Corman Could've Made A TMNT Film – With The Wildest Cast Imaginable
The live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie from the '90s is beloved by fans, but things could've been much different if Roger Corman had his way.
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Wes Anderson Still A Quiet Box Office Hero As Asteroid City Passes $50 Million
Asteroid City has passed the $50 million mark at the box office, further cementing Wes Anderson as an expert at making profitable original mid-budget films.
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Indie Director Darling Jeff Nichols Pitched The World's Most Depressing Aquaman Movie To WB
Before James Wan came aboard, Take Shelter and Mud filmmaker Jeff Nichols pitched his own idea for a much more downbeat Aquaman movie. It didn't go over well.
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Eli Roth's Thanksgiving Trailer Turns The Fake Grindhouse Trailer Into A Real Movie
Eli Roth has finally turned his fake Thanksgiving promo from Grindhouse into a gonzo slasher film. Check out the trailer here.
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Robert Rodriguez Is At It Again With The Spy Kids: Armageddon Trailer
Robert Rodriguez and Netflix are rebooting the Spy Kids movies for a new generation with Spy Kids: Armageddon. Watch the trailer here.
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Blue Beetle And Haunted Mansion Pass $100 Million At The Box Office In A Tale Of Two Disappointments
Warner Bros.' Blue Beetle and Disney's Haunted Mansion both finally passed $100 million, but it's too little too late for these two box office disappointments.
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Oppenheimer Passes Guardians 3 To Enter The Top 3 At The Global Box Office For 2023
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer just helped shut out superhero films from the top 3 at the box office.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Takes One-Quarter Loss Larger Than Entire Industry Cost Of WGA Proposal
As the Hollywood strikes continue, for this past quarter alone, Warner Bros. Discovery revealed a whopping estimated loss of between $300-500 million.
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Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, And Tom Hardy Hit The Road In The Trailer For Festival Darling The Bikeriders
Jeff Nichols is back with The Bikeriders, a star-studded drama featuring Austin Butler, Jodie Comer, Tom Hardy, Michael Shannon, and more. Watch the trailer.
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The Boy And The Heron Teaser Gives Us A Look At Hayao Miyazaki's First Film In 10 Years
One of the world's greatest living artists, Hayao Miyazaki, is back after 10 years with his latest film. Watch the teaser and soak up all the Ghibli goodness.
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The Top 3 Movies Of The Year Are Not Sequels For The First Time In More Than 20 Years
Barbie, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Oppenheimer topping the charts make it the first time in over two decades that non-sequels reign supreme.
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Emily Blunt And Chris Evans Are Wild And Crazy Pharmaceutical Reps In The Pain Hustlers Trailer
Based on a shocking true story, the Pain Hustlers trailer has Emily Blunt as a struggling single mom recruited by dubious pharmacy rep Chris Evans.
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Put Gareth Edwards Off Directing Big-Budget Sci-Fi
Directing Godzilla and Rogue One back-to-back left The Creator filmmaker Gareth Edwards feeling burnt out on big-budget sci-fi (for a while, anyway).
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The Equalizer 3 Box Office Cements It As One Of The Most Consistent Franchises Ever
Audiences love to see Denzel Washington kick butt. The Equalizer 3's opening weekend box office performance proves that this franchise is very special indeed.
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The Awesome Kitty Cyberpunk Video Game Adventure Stray Is Becoming An Animated Movie
Annapurna Animation is teaming up with Ice Age helmer Chris Wedge and Nimona co-director Nick Bruno to adapt the video game Stray into an animated film.
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Cool Stuff: Bring The Oneders Home With Mondo's That Thing You Do! Vinyl Soundtrack
That Thing You Do! is getting a vinyl soundtrack from Mondo, and it features plenty of songs from The Wonders (or The Oneders) and much more. Check it out!
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Priscilla Early Buzz: Sofia Coppola Explores The Side Of Elvis Baz Luhrmann Avoided
Sofia Coppola's melancholy biopic of Priscilla Presley is drawing comparisons to 'Marie Antoinette,' and earning high praise for Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi.
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Disney Plans On Getting 'Weird' With The New Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie
Pirates of the Caribbean 6 is not only moving forward but it will be based on a 'weird' pitch that co-writer Craig Mazin was surprised Disney signed off on.
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William Friedkin's Final Film, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, Hits Paramount+ In October
William Friedkin's final film as a director, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, is officially heading to Paramount+ and Showtime this fall.
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First Teaser For Origin May Spark Awards Buzz For Selma Director Ava DuVernay
Selma director Ava DuVernay is back with Origin, a film based on the acclaimed non-fiction book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents. Watch the teaser trailer.
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Kaitlyn Dever Has A Close Encounter Of The Worst Kind In The No One Will Save You Trailer
The No One Will Save You trailer teases a deadly alien invasion that Kaitlyn Dever has to deal with. The film is coming to Hulu in September.
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