Disney's latest live action remake will see Halle Bailey playing Ariel in The Little Mermaid.
Eagle-eyed fans will be able to find plenty of fun details in Marvel's latest adventure for the God of Thunder.
In a new interview promoting "The Starling," Melissa McCarthy says she still doesn't understand the level of hate her "Ghostbusters" film drew in 2016.
The comedy stars are very keen to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe alongside Chris Hemsworth's God of Thunder.
McCarthy is set to take on the iconic villain for Rob Marshall's live-action take on the Disney animated classic.
James Corden voices an AI designed to comfort Melissa McCarthy's character in 'Superintelligence'.
Paul Feig has opened up about his comedy preferences, explaining why he prefers female over male humour.
Things aren't looking great at the box office.
She watched the original every night for 0ver a year.
Melissa McCarthy is set to star as the villainous Ursula in The Little Mermaid, but why is the internet furious at the casting?
It also involves the use of a fake nose.
The actress and comedian proved once again she's a great sport.
The Oscar-nominated actor talks to Yahoo Movies UK about his movie 'Can You Ever Forgive Me?', the gender pay gap and the Spice Girls reunion.
Donald Trump has landed himself three nominations for the 39th Golden Raspberry Awards.
“I knew that Sesame Workshop would not be very happy about [it]," says The Happytime Murders director Brian Henson, who was taken to court by Sesame Street.
The makers of Sesame Street have taken issue with a new R-rated comedy movie starring Melissa McCarthy featuring swearing puppets engaging in sex, violence and drug use.
Melissa McCarthy will star with Tiffany Haddish in the mob drama “The Kitchen” for New Line Cinema and DC Entertainment. “Straight Outta Compton” writer Andrea Berloff will direct from her own script, based on the comic book series by Ollie Masters and Ming Doyle from DC Entertainment’s Vertigo imprint. The movie will mark Berloff’s feature […]
We swear, this is the first photo of Academy Award nominee Melissa McCarthy playing a world famous celebrity forger.
A movie starring Melissa McCarthy, which has been mothballed for a decade, is getting a release.
Christmastime has come early for Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone. New Line Cinema has picked up Margie Claus, a holiday family film project from the comedy power couple and co-writer Damon Jones, co-creator of the USA show Benched. The project is described as a broad holiday family musical that New Line hopes will be in the same spirit (and have the same success) as another company Christmas movie, Elf.
Melissa McCarthy has come on board STX’s dark comedy The Happytime Murders, directed by Brian Henson. The comedy is set in the underbelly of Los Angeles where puppets and humans coexist. Two clashing detectives, one human and one puppet, are forced to work together to try and solve who is brutally murdering the former cast of The Happytime Gang, a beloved classic puppet show.
The release of ‘Ghostbusters’ earlier this summer brought out the worst in movie fans as over-zealous fans of the original and downright misogynists criticised the film, even though most of them hadn’t even seen it when they decided to attack it. Director Paul Feig has been uploading the various images and videos of individuals in their ‘Ghostbusters’ costumes that have been sent his way, admitting that just the sight of them gets him a little emotional. This was especially true of a video that was shared by Robin Shelby, who voiced Lady Slimer in ‘Ghostbusters’, and showed several people in cosplay and costume at Grand Rapids Comic Con.
On top of this, ‘Ghostbusters: Answer The Call’ will also boast an extended edition with 15 minutes worth of deleted material, plus over an hour of alternate and extended scenes in the extras of the digital download release. No confirmation yet on whether the film will be entitled ‘Ghostbusters: Answer The Call’ for its UK home entertainment release in November.
The summer movie season is nearly over and it’s probably fair to say – like the UK weather - it’s been a bit of a damp squib. Sure fire hits have missed, dependable franchises have misfired, and bankable stars have gone bust. Here’s who we think triumphed and failed over the summer.
A ‘Ghostbusters’ sequel is coming. During an interview with The Wrap, Sony Pictures distribution chief Rory Bruer said that a ‘Ghostbusters’ sequel will happen… but it’s not official, yet. “The ‘Ghostbusters’ world is alive and well,” he explained.