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Last year, in the wake of it officially being announced that Zack Snyder’s version of Justice League would be released, Suicide Squad director David Ayer suggested outright stated that there was an “Ayer Cut” of his DC movie. As we wrote last May: “In a tweet made in Spanish, Ayer confirmed the existence of such a director’s cut, and said that […]
It was recently reported that some of the cast of the Mighty Ducks would return for a reunion episode of the Disney+ revival series, but there were some absences. TMZ reports that Shaun Weiss, who famously played Goldberg in the franchise and appeared on Freaks and Geeks, was not given the opportunity to return. Sources close to the actor […]
Last week, the fan-led push for the “Snyder Cut” of Justice League came to a conclusion with the once-unlikely release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League. The four-hour director’s cut of the 2017 DCEU entry hit HBO Max last Thursday, an event that was notably preceded by a number of revelations focused on the original movie’s […]
The Basic Instinct interrogation scene has become one of the most memorable moments in movie history—but one of the most upsetting for Sharon Stone. In her upcoming memoir The Beauty of Living Twice, the 63-year-old actress claims she was misled into removing her underwear for the scene and had considered taking legal action after realizing her genitals […]
Brian Robbins, who is the President of Kids & Family Entertainment at ViacomCBS, provided Deadline with a few more bread crumbs regarding what Nickelodeon meant when it was announced last month that there were plans to expand the Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra franchises. As previously discussed, The Last Airbender creators Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko left Netflix’s live-action series last year to […]
During SXSW Online this past March, the event featured the world premiere of Julian Terry’s short film Don’t Peak, a horror story centered around a disgruntled poltergeist trying to escape a young woman’s game of Animal Crossing on her Nintendo Switch. Now, according to Deadline, Terry’s short is set to be adapted into a full-length feature film. It’s been reported that Don’t Peak will be produced […]
After much of the world likely forgot about the demise of MoviePass thanks to a global pandemic and just about everything else 2020 threw our way, it seems the service may be resurrected. For those unfamiliar, MoviePass was a subscription-based movie-ticketing serivce that, at one point, allowed users to watch one movie per day in theaters for $9.95 per […]
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association board, the group that’s behind the Golden Globe Awards, has pledged to add at least 13 Black journalists, Variety reports. The group has 87 members, none of which are black. The commitment comes on the heels of the release of an open letter from over 100 Hollywood public relations firms urging their clients […]
A group of serious cosplaying Star Wars fans in Russia have built a life-sized replica of Din Djarin’s ride, the Razor Crest, and then left it in the Siberian city of Yakutsk. While sometimes we have to use stock images as the lead, that’s the actual fruits of their labor above. Some might call that quite impressive. The model-craft, […]
The 2021 Academy Awards, like everything else for the past year or more, has been hit with wholly expected pandemic delays and additional complications that—among other things—resulted in an extension of the usual eligibility period. Film-centered award institutions face the added challenge of honoring cinema following a year of theaters mostly (and wisely) being closed or […]
