[ad_1] Tom Cruise has spent years behaving like movie theaters appointed him their unofficial ambassador. He flies jets for our entertainment, hangs off moving aircraft and regularly uses his own social media to encourage people to see other filmmakers’ movies on the biggest screen possible. Steven Spielberg once credited Top Gun: Maverick with helping save theatrical distribution, too. At this point, I assumed Cruise probably hissed whenever somebody mentioned watching
[ad_1] Batman Day is once again upon us, and many are taking to the web to express their love for Bill Finger and Bob Kane’s beloved comic book creation. It’s customary that amid these festivities that fans are treated to a surprise or two from DC and/or specific creatives tied to the Dark Knight. With that, I was hoping Matt Reeves might share a tease of The Batman: Part II,
[ad_1] I Am Legend 2 has been in the works for some time, and at this point, it's known that it'll retcon the original film's ending. As a result, Will Smith will be back, and he'll collaborate with new co-star Michael B. Jordan. Of course, fans may have more questions beyond the impact of that alternate ending for Smith's Robert Neville. Now, writer Akiva Goldsman is getting real about a
[ad_1] Another Resident Evil movie is upon us, and this one is helmed by none other than Zach Cregger. The highly anticipated video game adaptation hit theaters this weekend and, so far, it’s really drumming up some buzz. Cregger’s latest flick is earning rave reviews from critics and fans alike. Such a film is right up Cregger’s ally, given his work within the horror genre and, as one might expect,
[ad_1] The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise is reportedly set to make a comeback amongst fellow upcoming Disney movies at some point. So, of course, I’m curious what original cast members and characters could return for a sixth installment. Geoffrey Rush, a.k.a. Captain Hector Barbossa, just commented on potentially making an appesrance, and he's all for it. However, one aspect of this gives me pause.Pirates producer Jerry Bruckheimer has been
[ad_1] When two celebrities start spending time together, especially two from different worlds (so to speak), it’s no surprise that fans would immediately become invested. So it feels par for the course that the internet is buzzing after Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) and Dakota Johnson were seen together in New York City heading into Taylor Swift’s apartment. While fans have continued to speculate about what’s happening between these two, an
[ad_1] When I found out Practical Magic 2 was happening, I was over the moon. When I found out Maisie Williams, aka my all-time Game of Thrones fave Arya Stark, was going to be in it, my excitement soared. It marks the actress’s first big role in years, and her role as the daughter of Sally Owens is genius casting. Then I saw Practical Magic 2, and just like many
[ad_1] Ben Affleck’s directing chops will be on display again with Netflix’s Animals, the 2026 movie release about a mayoral candidate dealing with his kid's kidnapping. You may not know it, but the original plan was for his buddy and frequent collaborator Matt Damon to star in the movie while Affleck himself would stay behind the camera. Damon said "no" to his pal in order to film The Odyssey, and
[ad_1] After a brief foray out of the fashion game as she settled into life as a mom, Alexandra Daddario is back with a vengeance. Beyond her cute cutout dress and end of summer bikini pics, the mom of 1 has been all about black dresses lately. I’m still thinking about the long, black backless gown she coolly wore for the AMC Upfronts ahead of Mayfair Witches coming in 2027.
[ad_1] Johnny Knoxville’s latest movie, Tiny Fugitives, which hit the 2026 movie schedule this weekend, is a simple summer camp movie. Sure, Knoxville pulls off some really fun stunts, but it’s definitely not a Jackass movie. Still, there is one scene in the movie that isn’t a stunt that I just had to ask him about. It involves an electrified fence, reminiscent of the first Jurassic Park. No one was
