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Warner Bros. Pictures has finally unveiled the first trailer for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie film starring Margot Robbie as the eponymous Mattel doll. Showcasing the comedic tone Gerwig is going for with the movie, which she penned with her partner Noah Baumbach, the teaser opens with a parody of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Instead of apes discovering the monolith, […]
Sitting in front of James Cameron feels surreal, but he’s as cool and easygoing as can be. It felt odd to refer to the movie-making giant as “James” during the global press junket that took place in London, England earlier this month, so I told him I’d call him, “Mr. Cameron,” to which he responded, […]
The trailer for Timothy Scott Bogart’s movie Spinning Gold is finally here. The film, which is about his music-producer father Neil Bogart, and the iconic label Casablanca Records that he built, will hit theaters on March 31, 2023, and stars musicians like Wiz Khalifa, Jason Derulo, and more. The biographical drama will follow the rise […]
Iron Man is among the 25 latest movies selected for preservation by the National Film Registry. As pointed out by IndieWire, it’s the first Marvel Cinematic Universe entry to receive such an honor. “Iron Man was the very first film Marvel Studios independently produced. It was the first film that we had all of the creative control and oversight on […]
Tyler Perry has locked down his next big feature. According to Variety, the multi-hyphenate has signed on to write and direct Netflix’s Six Triple Eight, a World War II drama about an all-Black, all-women battalion that served overseas. The screenplay is based on a Kevin M. Hymel article published in WWII History Magazine by Sovereign Media. The film will tell the inspiring story of the […]
James Gunn is setting the record straight. The award-winning filmmaker took to Twitter on Wednesday to address a recent report concerning the DC Comics property Batman. Variety’s Adam B. Vary cited “a well-placed source” who claimed Gunn and Peter Safran—co-CEOs of the newly formed DC Studios—were “exploring the possibility” of incorporating Robert Pattinson’s Bruce Wayne into the DC Extended Universe. […]
Ghostface got into the holiday spirit on Wednesday by gifting the world with a new teaser trailer for the next entry in the Scream franchise. The first look at Scream VI, miraculously, arrives not even a year after the release of the series-reviving Scream directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett. The filmmaking duo is again at the helm […]
Adam Sandler has been announced as the recipient of the 24th Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. The honor will be presented to Sandler by the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts during a ceremony at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall on March 19. Per the Kennedy Center, the Mark Twain Prize was designed […]
Fans of the Doug Liman-directed Edge of Tomorrow should definitely carve out time for Emily Blunt’s recent appearance on the SmartLess podcast. During her appearance on Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett’s Wonder and Amazon-presented series, Blunt opened up about the experience of shooting the acclaimed hit with Tom Cruise, including sharing some insight […]
Christopher Nolan said he considers his upcoming film Oppenheimer to be “one of the most challenging projects” he has ever taken on. Of course, the filmmaker isn’t doing himself any favors. Nolan revealed in an interview with Total Film that he recreated the first nuclear weapon detonation without relying on CGI effects. “I think recreating the Trinity test […]
