[ad_1] The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been going strong for nearly two decades, and continues to put out exciting new content in theaters and streaming with a Disney+ subscription. Folks who have spent those years watching the Marvel movies in order know that certain franchises are fan favorites, chief among them being the Guardians of the Galaxy series. Chris Pratt has played Peter Quill/Star-Lord throughout six movies and a holiday
[ad_1] At this point, it's safe to say Robert Pattinson is a bonafide star. The British actor rose to prominence due to his role as Edward Cullen and, even today, he's still feeling the effects of Twilight’s enduring popularity (which he can't fully wrap his head around). Believe it or not, becoming the subject of a meme is also an indication that an actor his entered the cultural zeitgeist. On
[ad_1] Spooky season is here, and Jessica Chastain is ready to bring some close-to-home scares to audiences with Other Mommy. The upcoming horror movie has already been going viral for its marketing, and the actress has shared the story behind how she found that horrifying smile that has been the creepy hook of the trailers.CinemaBlend was recently in attendance for an Other Mommy Q&A at the Universal Lot, and Jessica
[ad_1] I’m sure this is pretty common, but I’ve definitely found myself in the situation where I’m trying to steal a quiet moment for myself to do absolutely nothing of importance, only to be caught red-handed watching videos on my phone. However, exactly zero times has this moment involved Tom Cruise or any other brand of A-list celebrity. The star of the upcoming dark comedy Digger has gone viral after
[ad_1] There’s no end in sight for Lindsay Lohan’s streaming era, as she continues to bring rom-coms back in style and I’m so here for it. Many of her streamable movies have given early ‘00s vibes in the best possible way. However, her upcoming project isn’t just giving the vibes, Lohan’s next Netflix movie is set in the noughties and fans are all saying similar things about Return to You.
[ad_1] At present, fans are waiting to see Channing Tatum return as Gambit when Avengers: Doomsday hits theaters. In the meantime, though, Josh Holloway is reminding the world that he was once in the running to play the popular X-Men character. It's news to me that the Lost star was in the mix, but now that I'm caught up, I'm pretty bummed out we never got to see it happen.
[ad_1] I caught some flak for this online, but I was not happy that The Odyssey was rated R, and I voiced my opinion as such. The key reason I was upset was that I wanted to take my kids to see it, but I couldn’t rationalize taking my children, who are 11 and 9, to an R-rated movie. After seeing The Odyssey, which was SUCH a Christopher Nolan movie,
[ad_1] Much has been said about former Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s time with the House of Mouse. A 30-year veteran of the company, Chapek succeeded Bob Iger as CEO shortly before the onset of the COVID pandemic and ousted in 2022, with the reigns given back to Iger, who stayed in the position until he stepped down earlier this year. Chapek has since written a memoir, Behind the Castle Walls,
[ad_1] Twenty-four beautiful years ago, Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas (not to be confused with Matthew McConaughey) and director Andy Tennant would put out what would become one of the best rom-coms of that time. I saw the movie in theaters when it came out, and it’s definitely difficult to hear the movie is 24 at this point. Yet, Reese Witherspoon did share an anniversary post confirming this stat, and now
[ad_1] John Cho recently joked he's entered a "deep depression" about the fact that Quentin Tarantino's Star Trek movie never happened. As the 2026 TV schedule closed out the latest Trek series, the Sulu actor from the Kelvin-timeline movies talked about being upset that we never got to see Tarantino's R-rated pitch for Trek hit the big screen. The actor sat down with Variety to discuss a litany of topics,
