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Back in September, Variety revealed that Issa Rae was in the early development stages of re-imagining the 1996 cult classic Set It Off, starring Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox and Kimberly Elise. But not everyone likes the idea of moving forward with a remake, even if Rae was attached to the project as a producer and possibly, star. While speaking with […]
Todd Phillips wasn’t thinking sequel when he made Joker. Still, the director has some idea of what he would want should a second movie be on the table (and with the record-breaking success of his King of Comedy-esque take on a comic book origin story, it has to be). “It couldn’t just be this wild […]
Queen & Slim, undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films of the year, hits theaters later this month following a global premiere at AFI Fest. Star Daniel Kaluuya hit up The Late Show Tuesday night to discuss the film, which is directed by Melina Matsoukas from a script by Lena Waithe. Asked about his impression […]
Disney+ killing the vaunted Disney vault for good had many observers and longtime fans of the company wondering how they would deal with their material that dealt in offensive cultural stereotypes. While the slavery hagiography Song of the South was left off the platform entirely, tracking with statements made by Disney CEO Bob Iger at the […]
There’s a different version of that emotional reunion between Robert Downey Jr.‘s Iron Man and Tom Holland‘s Peter Parker in Avengers: Endgame. Recently launched streaming service Disney+ shared the alternate scene, in which RDJ and Holland still hug but take time out to be polite and introduce Pepper Potts. The scene, which was shared without […]
All of the wait (and frustration) over the launch of Disney+ is done; Disney‘s streaming service is officially live. The house that Mickey Mouse built has spent years acquiring some of your favorite media companies, including Marvel Entertainment and Lucasfilm, to present one of the most awe-inspiring collections of content under one umbrella. That’s no […]
Paramount has given Sonic the Hedgehog a new trailer ahead of its revised release date. As you’ll recall, the Jeff Fowler-directed adaptation of the popular Sega franchise was originally slated for a Nov. 8 release date. Those plans, however, were abandoned following the negative response the design of this cinematic take on the character received […]
Mondo has unveiled the first in a series of officially licensed pieces in collaboration with film company Toho Co. Ltd. celebrating the 65th anniversary of the revered Godzilla monster’s pop culture arrival. “What better way for Godzilla to celebrate 65 years of cinematic and pop culture history than to partner with the team at Mondo?” Toho […]
Deadline reports that Doctor Sleep could stand to lose around $20 million following an underwhelming performance at the box office, where it earned $14.1 million domestically in its opening weekend. It fell well short of expectations, as it was projected to take home somewhere between $25 to $30 million. If the film is unable to reach the $100 million […]
“So, let me ask you this.” Bobby Cannavale starts our interview with a question posed to me. It’s Saturday in midtown Manhattan, the morning after The Irishman—Martin Scorsese‘s long-gestating mob opus—had its long-awaited world premiere with two screenings: one in the morning for the press and a star-studded red carpet event at night for Scorsese, the cast and […]
