EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKThe movie death scenes people just can't forget
These death scenes are so sad or violent that they have become seared into the memories of viewers.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKKeanu Reeves and Alex Winter surprise graduates from 'Bill & Ted' high school with video message
Reeves and Winter appeared as part of the remote graduation ceremony for students at San Dimas High School.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'Stormbreaker': How Harvey Weinstein doomed Alex Rider on the big screen
As Amazon Prime turns 'Alex Rider' into a TV series, what went wrong the first time around?
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'Days Of The Bagnold Summer': Exclusive Earl Cave clip
Watch a clip from the film featuring music from acclaimed indie band Belle & Sebastian.
CelebrityPA Media: MoviesColin Farrell hails charity challenge by brave friend with rare skin disease
Emma Fogarty, who has a disorder known as butterfly skin, is trying to complete 36km to mark her 36th birthday later this month.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKRidley Scott thinks there's still 'a lot of mileage' in the 'Alien' franchise
Undaunted by mixed reviews and falling box office, Sir Ridley thinks there's still plenty of 'Alien' stories to tell.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK Box Sets'The Crown' and 'Chernobyl' lead the TV Bafta nominations
Fleabag is also up for three TV and three craft awards.
NewsPA Media: MoviesWhere are you? – The Rock takes aim at Trump’s handling of mass protests
The Hollywood star has previously been linked with a bid for the White House.
CelebrityPA Media: MoviesMark Hamill praises John Boyega following his emotional anti-racism speech
Boyega received support from across Hollywood after voicing concerns his career would be harmed by speaking out.
NewsVarietyBrits Won’t Rush Back to Cinemas, But Will Return If Reassured, Survey Finds
Only one in five British people say they are willing to go to movie theaters when they first reopen in July, according to new research. However, three out of four say they would want to go back to cinemas eventually, but only after social distancing and rigorous cleaning is apparent. U.K. cinema owners are pinning […]
EntertainmentDigital SpyAlita 2 campaign is still a thing with new billboards in Los Angeles
Will it work?
EntertainmentPA Media: MoviesCannes Film Festival selects 2020 line-up despite cancelling live event
Two films directed by Steve McQueen were chosen.
EntertainmentIndiewireSteve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’ TV Series Is Now Five Movies Dedicated to George Floyd
McQueen's new movies honor "black people that have been murdered, seen or unseen, because of who they are."
EntertainmentThe IndependentToo many stars and too much money is killing television
In a 1967 episode of the original Star Trek, William Shatner’s Captain Kirk is buried under a large pile of tiny, furry space critters known as Tribbles. Because Star Trek had a special effects budget made up of, at best, some old packing materials and $30 worth of sticky-back plastic, only a few of the creatures were able to animatronically move. The rest just sat there on Shatner’s shoulders, small balls of fluff we had to imagine were somehow sentient. Star Trek was cheap. People still loved it.The same amount of money it cost to produce a classic episode of Star Trek could probably get you Jennifer Aniston’s right arm in today’s television landscape. Forget the Golden Age of TV; we are squarely in the age of Too Expensive TV. Pricey movie stars dominate our small-screen casts, sets are elaborate, concepts bloated, and every new television series looks as if it cost the GDP of a small country. The only problem? Most of them are terrible.
CelebrityPA Media: MoviesJohn Boyega tells George Floyd protesters: I’m speaking to you from my heart
The British actor was speaking at a demonstration in Hyde Park.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'The Breakfast Club' would be completely different if made today, says star Ally Sheedy
She said the cast would be more diverse and the film would have a different perspective.
EntertainmentDigital SpyTop Gun: Maverick star Jennifer Connelly promises "extraordinary" flying scenes
The actress also praises co-star Tom Cruise.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKJosh Gad on what it would take for 'Frozen 3' to happen
There was a full six years between record-breaking, Oscar-winning animated movie Frozen and its sequel Frozen 2, an unusually long wait for a movie that made over $1.2 billion at the box office.
SportMyMoviesThe Australian Dream - Trailer 2
'The Australian Dream' is a theatrical feature documentary that uses the remarkable and inspirational story of AFL legend Adam Goodes as the prism through which to tell a deeper and more powerful story about race, identity and belonging.MyMovies, trailer, 2020, Documentary, Daniel Gordon
NewsMyMoviesYou Don't Nomi - Trailer
Guided by a chorus of film critics, scholars, and fervent devotees, Jeffrey McHale's documentary explores the legacy and broader implications of 'Showgirls', while diving into its cultural inspirations as well as its place in Verhoeven's filmography.MyMovies, trailer, 2020, Documentary, Jeffrey McHale
CelebrityYahoo Movies UK'Batwoman' won't be recast after Ruby Rose quit CW show
The character of Batwoman won't be recast, following news that actress Ruby Rose won't be returning for a second series of the CW show.
EntertainmentOfficial Charts CompanyOfficial Film Chart 3rd June 2020
Bad Boys For Life returns to the top of the Official Film Chart following its release on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD. Selling 62,000 copies, 62% of which are on disc, the Will Smith and Martin Lawrence-threequel knocks last week’s chart topper 1917 back to Number 2. Little Women reaches a new peak of Number 3 following its release on disc, as Onward drops one to Number 4. A brand new boxset featuring all three Bad Boys films (Bad Boys, Bad Boys II and Bad Boys For Life) makes its debut at Number 5. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker lands at Number 6, as Cats and Frozen 2 hold their positions at Numbers 7 and 8 respectively. A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood, the biopic of American TV’s Fred Rogers starring Tom Hanks, debuts at Number 9 this week. The film follows the timely story of beloved television personality Mister Rogers’s friendship with a sceptical journalist (Matthew Rhys), as his empathy and kindness teaches the writer to reconcile with his own past. Finally, Jumanji: The Next Level closes off the countdown at Number 10 in its ninth week. This week’s Official Film Chart features a preview of Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith in the acclaimed Queen & Slim, available now to Download & Keep, and to buy on DVD & Blu-ray from June 8.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKTaika Waititi honoured in Queen's birthday list for services to film
The 44-year-old has been made an officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKTom Cruise building 'COVID-free village' on 'Mission: Impossible 7' set
Mission: Impossible 7 is planning to re-start filming in September, and Tom Cruise is making sure that everyone on-set is safe.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'9 to 5' actress Peggy Pope dies aged 91
Peggy Pope, the actress who stole every scene in the classic Dolly Parton comedy 9 to 5, has died at the age of 91.
