Is A Bruce Almighty Sequel With Jim Carrey Still Happening?
Steve Carell starred in the Bruce Almighty sequel Evan Almighty, but there was another sequel with Jim Carrey in the works involving the devil.
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Cool Stuff: Dive Into Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Action Figures From McFarlane Toys
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom arrives later this year, and the sequel's action figures from McFarlane Toys have been revealed, including Storm the seahorse. -
Barber's Aidan Gillen On Playing A Private Eye And Memories From Game Of Thrones And The Wire [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Barber star Aidan Gillen about the influences for his private investigator character and memories from Game of Thrones, The Wire, and more. -
Guillermo Del Toro Almost Directed A Star Wars Movie Starring Jabba The Hutt
The rumors were true: Guillermo del Toro nearly reunited with his Blade II writer David Goyer to direct a Star Wars movie about Jabba the Hutt. -
Andrew Scott And Paul Mescal Find Love (And Maybe Ghosts) In The All Of Us Strangers Trailer
The All of Us Strangers trailer teases Andrew Scott's unexpected romance with Paul Mescal and reunion with his dead parents in Andrew Haigh's fantasy drama. -
Harrison Ford Played A Delicious Prank During Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom
Steven Spielberg found himself on the receiving end of a Harrison Ford prank on the set of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom during the mine chase scene. -
Good Burger 2 Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger, can I take your order ... for everything you need to know about Good Burger 2? -
Here's How To Watch Blue Beetle At Home
One the last great gasps of the pre Gunn-Safran DCU, Blue Beetle, will soon be available to watch at home. Here's where you can catch all the superheroic fun. -
Why Five Nights At Freddy's Features A Famous French Operatic Theme
'Toreadors March' from the French opera Carmen is a key element of the Five Nights at Freddy's video games and looks to factor into the movie adaptation, too. -
Cool Stuff: The Super Rare Halloween Novelization Is Being Re-Released With New Illustrations
It's officially spooky season, and to get into the spirit, Printed in Blood is releasing a re-issue of the Halloween novelization, now with illustrations. -
The Creator Director Gareth Edwards On Finding The Heart Of His Sci-Fi Fairy Tale [Exclusive Interview]
Gareth Edwards tells us about his approach to writing The Creator, as well as the 1970s approach he and his team took to creating the film's soundscape. -
The Fifth Element: How Luc Besson Blatantly Rips Off Plato To Give Us This Sci-Fi Classic
Sci-fi writer/director Luc Besson says when he meets the Greek philosopher Plato in heaven, he wants to apologize for stealing a key part of The Fifth Element. -
President Snow Begins In The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Trailer
The new trailer for The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes offers a sneak peek at Coriolanus Snow before he became the President of Panem. -
Is Constantine 2 Still Happening With Keanu Reeves? Here's What We Know
What's going on with Constantine 2? Is it happening? Here's what we know about the Keanu Reeves sequel that's in the currently in the works. -
In The Shadow Of The Moon Ending Explained: Time Is Not A Flat Circle
Let's get spoilery and talk about the ending of the Netflix movie In the Shadow of the Moon, a sci-fi thriller with a time travel twist or two. -
Hit Man Director, Cast, Plot, Where To Stream It, And More Info
Netflix has acquired the action-comedy Hit Man, the latest collaboration from director Richard Linklater and actor Glen Powell. Here's what we know about it. -
Why Karen Allen's Scenes In Raiders Of The Lost Ark Took Up So Much Time
When it came time to film Karen Allen in Steven Spielberg's Raiders of the Lost Ark, acclaimed cinematographer Douglas Slocombe took extra care with lighting. -
Iron Man's 'Avengers Initiative' Scene Happened In Real Life - To Tom Hiddleston
Tom Hiddleston learning that Loki was going to come back after Thor for The Avengers was a lot like Nick Fury recruiting Iron Man at the end of Iron Man. -
The Exorcist: Believer Had Regan Actress Linda Blair On Set As An Advisor
Linda Blair was definitely on the set of The Exorcist: Believer to act as an advisor. But does she reprise her most famous role in the film itself? -
Shawn Levy Didn't Want To Give Deadpool 3 The Marvel Green Screen Treatment
Deadpool 3 director Shawn Levy was keen to avoid relying on green screens, even knowing that shooting the Marvel film on location would lead to set photo leaks. -
Cool Stuff: All The Jurassic Park Games From Nintendo, Game Boy & SEGA In One Roaring Collection
Welcome to Jurassic Park ... on Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Game Boy, and SEGA Genesis. Limited Run is releasing a collection of classic Jurassic Park games! -
Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Is Coming To Criterion – Why That's One Of The Coolest Things To Happen In 2023
Guillermo del Toro's Oscar-winning stop-motion take on Pinocchio will be getting a physical release through the Criterion Collection. Here's why that rules. -
The Royal Hotel Review: Kitty Green Delivers A Nerve-Shredding Thriller [TIFF 2023]
Kitty Green's The Royal Hotel, starring Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick, feels like a thriller that turns into a full-blown horror movie. -
The World Dreams Of Nicolas Cage In A24's Dream Scenario Trailer; Could Be 2023's Being John Malkovich
Nicolas Cage is a benign Freddy Krueger in the trailer for Dream Scenario, the latest dark comedy from A24. -
Is Uncharted 2 Happening? The Dark Knight Producer Is Ready To Make It
Sony Pictures once described Uncharted as 'a new hit franchise,' but a follow-up has yet to receive a greenlight. Will the Uncharted sequel ever happen? -
The Chase Sequence In What's Up, Doc? Is The Best Action Scene Ever
Best Action Scene Ever heads to the streets of San Francisco for the killer chase sequence from Peter Bogdanovich's What's Up, Doc? -
Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom's Criticized Banquet Scene Was Supposed To Be A Joke
The Temple of Doom is not the best Indiana Jones film. In fact, the disastrously racist banquet scene was intended to be a send up of racism, but failed.
