Time Is A (Not So) Flat Circle In The Loki Season 2 Teaser
Loki is being thrown through time in the newest season 2 teaser from Marvel Studios and Disney+. Will he be able to warn the multiverse about Kang?
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Sorry AMPTP, Your PR Firm Is No Match For WGA's Chris Keyser
WGA Negotiating Committee Co-Chair Christopher Keyser appeared in a pre-recorded video to center the Guild's actions and ongoing concerns in honor of Labor Day.
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Crashing A Smash Mouth Concert Gave Rat Race The Perfect Ending
Today we honor Steve Harwell's cameo in the comedy Rat Race when the film culminates at a Smash Mouth concert.
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Early Buzz For David Fincher's The Killer Praises A Slick, Slow-Burn Hitman Thriller
Director David Fincher and actor Michael Fassbender are earning top marks from critics for their new film The Killer, a stylish (if familiar) hitman thriller.
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Oh No! There Goes Tokyo In The New Godzilla Minus One Trailer
Post-war Japan finds itself facing more losses, this time wrought by a giant lizard, in the trailer for Godzilla Minus One.
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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Is Basically Mad Max In France With Zombies
Executive producer Greg Nicotero reveals the influences for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, including Mad Max and Ride with Norman Reedus.
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Bottoms Goes Wide At The Box Office And Shoots For $3.7 Million Labor Day Weekend
Emma Seligman's lesbian high school fight club comedy Bottoms expanded to 715 theaters this weekend, and it's quietly kicking ass.
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Riddick Became A Box Office Success Because Vin Diesel Refused To Let His Passion Project Die
Did you know Vin Diesel used a cameo in Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift to get the rights to his Pitch Black character and make Riddick the way he wanted?
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Succession Creator Jesse Armstrong Says Kendall's Name Was Underlined, Not Crossed Out
Kendall Roy was tortured in Succession season 4 by a single pencil line in one of his father's documents. Show creator Jesse Armstrong weighs in.
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The Equalizer 3 Ends The Summer Box Office On A High With $42 Million Opening Weekend
The Equalizer 3 has scored the second-best Labor Day opening ever, and pushed the 2023 summer box office over the $4 billion mark.
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Kevin Costner Explains His Yellowstone Exit And Says He'll 'Probably Go To Court' Over It
The circumstances around Kevin Costner's shocking exit from Taylor Sheridan's hit Paramount series 'Yellowstone' are finally becoming clear.
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How Jimmy Buffett (And His Margaritas) Came To Jurassic World For That Cameo
Jimmy Buffett played a memorable cameo role in Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World. Here's how it came together.
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Barbie Is Officially The Highest-Grossing Movie Of The Year Worldwide
Barbie claims her crown as 2023's Queen of the Box Office, passing The Super Mario Bros Movie to become the biggest release of the year worldwide.
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Here Are Paul Thomas Anderson's Personal Recommendations For Classic Movies As TCM's New Advisor
Paul Thomas Anderson's first round of TCM classic movie recommendations are in and they're films that expose the vulnerabilities of humankind.
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Here Are Martin Scorsese's Personal Recommendations For Classic Movies As TCM's New Advisor
Martin Scorsese has picked his first round of recommendations at Turner Classic Movies as TCM's new advisor, and they're must-watch deep cuts!
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Karma Is A God: Hollywood Studios Underestimated Taylor Swift And Are Losing Out On Millions
Taylor Swift doesn't like Hollywood's tilted stage, so she cut the studios out of her Eras Tour deal entirely. The studios are not happy.
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Marvel Delays Disney+ Release Dates For Echo, X-Men '97, Agatha Spin-Off & More
You'll have to wait a bit to see all your favorite supes and baddies on the small screen, as Marvel will be delaying most of its Disney+ series premieres.
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How Soon Will The Taylor Swift Eras Tour Concert Movie Be Streaming?
Salute to me, I'm your American queen: the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert movie is coming to theaters near you soon, but how long before it's on streaming?
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Why The Twilight Zone Is The Creator Director Gareth Edwards' Favorite TV Show
The Creator director Gareth Edwards admires The Twilight Zone for sneaking radical ideas 'under the radar of the censors.'
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Emma Stone's Graphic Sex Scenes In Poor Things Are Coming To Save The Movie Sex Discourse
Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos have a lot to say about the value of sex scenes and intimacy coordinators after making their new film, Poor Things.
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Elemental Overtakes Cars And Toy Story At The Worldwide Box Office
Despite a weak opening weekend at the box office, Pixar's Elemental has gone on to be a big hit, surpassing both Toy Story and Cars worldwide.
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Classic Sports Movie Rudy Is Coming To 4K With An Extended Director's Cut
The classic sports drama Rudy starring Sean Astin is coming to 4K for the first time, and it will have a new, extended director's cut along with it.
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The Taylor Swift: Eras Tour Is Already Breaking Box Office Records
The box office needs an antihero and it's found one in Taylor Swift, with her Eras Tour concert film having already broken multiple presales records.
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Can The Nun II Scare Up Another Big Box Office Win For The Conjuring Universe?
The first standalone Nun film in the Conjuring Universe became the franchise's top grossing hit. Here's to hoping Valak scares up another blockbuster.
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The Movies That Inspired Gareth Edwards To Make The Creator
Director Gareth Edwards mentioned Blade Runner and Apocalypse Now as movies that inspired The Creator, but he also reference Rain Man and more.
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Hunger Games Prequel Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes Left Rachel Zegler Bruised From A 'Bloodbath'
Rachel Zegler got to flex her musical chops in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes ... when her character wasn't fighting for her life, that is.
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Cool Stuff: Spielberg: The First Ten Years Book Digs Into The Director's Earliest Blockbusters
In the first 10 years of his career, Steven Spielberg directed some of the greatest films of all time, and a new book will dig into how it all happened.
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