[ad_1] These days, Ryan Reynolds is in the big leagues. So much so that having his name alone on a movie can sell a movie pitch (and that happened on his latest, Mayday). But there was a time when he was a rising leading man… and he accidentally gave Denzel Washington not one but two black eyes in the same day. Yeah, I’m stressed out just thinking about it, too.
[ad_1] Timothée Chalamet spends a lot of time looking extremely famous. Custom designer suits, red carpets, courtside NBA appearances and whatever glorious nonsense he decides to wear when promoting a movie (like those orange Marty Supreme fits). Then he posts vacation photos with his dad and suddenly looks like somebody you vaguely remember from high school. That contrast has the internet cracking up, as folks can’t get over how ‘normal’
[ad_1] The '90s really were an amazing decade for romantic comedies. Many of the best rom-coms of all time came out in the final decade of the 20th century. The time felt right for me to dedicate a full crossword puzzle to these iconic, charming and beloved films for this week's movie quiz. If you're a fan of '90s rom-coms, now's your time to shine! [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Director Lance Oppenheimer has been creating quite a stir lately. His latest movie, Primetime, starring Robert Pattinson as journalist Chris Hansen, hits the 2026 movie schedule on September 25. Meanwhile, the trailer for the documentary he co-directed with Nathan Fielder, You Can See Everything, about fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, has blown up across the internet. CinemaBlend spoke with Oppenheimer about the trailer and the film, and he has a couple
[ad_1] This year has been a brutal one for celebrity deaths. A few days before we lost Dolly Parton and Tim Curry, it was revealed that actress Hayden Panettiere died at age 36. Tributes to the late actress quickly rolled in, with fans re-watching her work on Heroes, Scream, and Nashville. However, there are still questions about her death, and a rep has issued a statement about the ongoing investigation.
[ad_1] The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a well-oiled machine, one that's constantly introducing new characters. Fans who spent years watching the Marvel movies in order will remember Tom Holland making his debut as Peter Parker/Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War (which is streaming with a Disney+ subscription). During that first movie, he got some A+ advice about improvising from the one and only Robert Downey Jr.Just like Tony Stark helped
[ad_1] As much as I love Epic Universe attraction rumors, some of my favorite content is of the fan variety as parkgoers enjoy their time on all the rides and attractions at the still-new theme park. One of the best is getting to meet Toothless in How To Train Your Dragon: Isle Of Berk, and feeling the very alive movement of the wondrous dragon, his pebbly skin and his interactions
[ad_1] Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford combined for an incredibly successful run of four Indiana Jones movies, including the second in the series, Indiana Jones And The Temple of Doom (which you can watch with a Paramount+ subscription). That’s the movie that also introduced Ke Huy Quan to the world, and Quan was Spielberg’s secret weapon when it came to managing Ford’s moods on set. Quan’s recently published memoir, Never
[ad_1] Director Zach Cregger is astonishing critics again with Resident Evil, the latest video game adaptation on the 2026 movie schedule. The Resident Evil franchise has had its ups and downs over the years, with this being the second reboot in the last few years. Judging by the glowing reviews, with critics agreeing that it is very different from the first seven movies, it seems to have found solid footing
[ad_1] It would be a gross understatement to say that Spider-Man: Brand New Day has been a box office juggernaut since its release as part of the 2026 movie schedule. After the film opened in late July, it remained No. 1 at the B.O. for five weeks in a row and was only just dethroned by Practical Magic 2. As it stands, the Tom Holland-led flick is now the highest
