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Even though all the attention is on the future of Walt Disney properties coming to the big screen and their new streaming service Disney+ this fall, Warner Bros. Pictures couldn’t help but get some news out there about one of their upcoming DC Comics movies, and this one comes from one of Marvel’s most beloved directors. The Suicide Squad is […]
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How are Joker fans reacting to his inclusion in Mortal Kombat 11? Want to see Mark Ruffalo‘s wonky mocap suit for Avengers: Endgame? Did Dark Phoenix‘s failure push Disney to want a better Spider-Man deal with Sony? Is the Thor: Love & Thunder script finished? Want to see a trailer for Avengers: Endgame cut in the style of Once Upon […]
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After appearing on Boardwalk Empire, Waco, and The Little Drummer Girl, Oscar nominee Michael Shannon is heading back to television once again. He’ll play former Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss in a new HBO pilot which chronicles the high-flying “Showtime” era of the team during the 1980s. Adam McKay (Step Brothers, The Big Short) is executive producing the show and […]
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Steven Spielberg sometimes waits years to watch his own movies. The famed Hollywood director responsible for iconic films such as Jaws (1975), Jurassic Park (1993), Schindler’s List (1993), and Lincoln (2012), doesn’t watch films he’s directed long after he’s called “cut” on the final scene. Continue reading to learn why the 72-year-old director doesn’t watch his own films until years […]
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Disney Channel “Phineas and Ferb” will return in 2020 with a new movie on Disney Plus in which the stepbrothers “rescue” their sister Candace, “who has been abducted by aliens and has found utopia in a far-off planet, free of pesky little brothers.” “Phineas and Ferb” creators Dan Povenmire and Jeff Marsh are back as executive producers on the movie, which is already in […]
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Finalists and jurors come together to celebrate this year’s finalists In the top row, ShortList 2019 filmmakers, from left to right: “Hula Girl” directors Amy Hill and Chris Reiss, “Cat Days” director Jon Frickey, “Green” director Suzanne Andrews Correa, “Sister” director Siqi Song, “How Does It Start” director Amber Sealey and “Enforcement Hours” director Paloma Martinez.In the lower row, TheWrap […]
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Miramax Love is in the air at NBC, which is developing a television series based on the 2001 romantic comedy “Serendipity” starring John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale. The project comes from Miramax Television, whose film sibling produced the film. Jonny Umansky (“The Keys”) will write and executive produce. The movie centered on a man and woman who meet by chance buying gloves […]
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How on Earth is it possible that there are three films in the …Has Fallen franchise? The series has somehow managed to extend across six years with a trio of grim action-adventures wherein a gruff Secret Service agent is the one true hero who can withstand all sorts of terrorists and protect the President. Now we have Angel Has Fallen, […]
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Ronan Farrow, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on Harvey Weinstein, is releasing a book about the scandal called Catch and Kill — and it looks like it will be as damning as his original story. “Catch and Kill is a true account of the extreme tactics powerful men use to cover up crimes and abuse—and of the […]
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Our guide to film series and special screenings happening this weekend and in the week ahead. All our movie reviews are at nytimes.com/reviews/movies. PROGRAMMERS’ NOTEBOOK: ON MEMORY at BAM Rose Cinemas (Aug. 28-Sept. 5). Following a Valentine’s Day series called “On Love,” the programmers at BAM have come up with a selection that demonstrates the varied ways movies have addressed […]
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