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- MoviesRyan Leston
Ghostbusters 3 could use CGI to bring back Egon
Will Harold Ramis return to Ghostbusters thanks to CGI or is it a step too far?
- MoviesThe Independent
Howard's End's James Ivory: 'I don't have some morbid preoccupation with detail for the sake of detail'
Merchant-Ivory’s Howard’s End (1992) is being given a major re-release in British cinemas this month - 25 years on from its original release. As it hits our screens again it is easy to forget just how polarising and contentious Merchant Ivory’s work once seemed. The Merchant-Ivory films were a mainstay of British cinema at a time when the UK industry was in a parlous state during the mid to late 1980s and early 1990s.
- MoviesRyan Leston
Deadpool 2 star teases larger role for Colossus
The classic metal-skinned X-Men hero could get more screen time in Deadpool 2.
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Daniel Craig will reportedly return as 007
The iconic British superspy will reportedly return for Bond 25.
- MoviesDigital Spy
X-Men: Dark Phoenix – Everything you need to know
When Jean was bad, she was very, very bad.
- MoviesThe Wrap
Who or What Are the Skrulls, the Villains in ‘Captain Marvel’?
Marvel Studios revealed some key details at San Diego Comic-Con about its first woman-led Marvel Cinematic Universe story, “Captain Marvel,” that has longtime fans intrigued. If you’re not up on your Marvel Comics, though, you could be forgiven for not knowing who or what a Skrull is. The Skrulls predate both of those races in the Marvel Universe, facing off against lots of Marvel heroes over the years.
- MoviesThe Wrap
‘The Keepers': Here’s What Has Happened Since the Netflix Series Debuted
Netflix’s “The Keepers” debuted two months ago, and since then, filmmaker Ryan White has seen positive developments in the case: More victims have spoken out and police are investigating further into Father Joseph Maskell’s past life. “I am seeing that ‘The Keepers’ is having a positive impact, not just in the sense that more victims have come forward but it is also having a positive impact in showing people that they aren’t alone and that it’s possible to move forward and confront your painful past,” White told TheWrap during a recent interview. Also Read: 'The Keepers' on Netflix: Will There Be a Season 2?
MoviesVarietyWhy Directors Are This Summer’s Biggest Stars
While movie stars continue to fade at the box office, directors are having their day in the sun. “Dunkirk’s” $50 million opening weekend is just the latest indication that the spotlight may be shifting from actors to filmmakers, even for blockbusters and summer popcorn fare. Star-driven films like Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler’s “The House,”... Read more »
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‘Deadpool,’ ‘Terminator Genisys’ Used Stolen Effects Technology, New Lawsuits Claim
“Deadpool” and “Terminator Genisys” used stolen technology to create their big-screen razzle-dazzle, according to new lawsuits filed by visual-effects company Rearden. In complaints filed against Paramount Pictures and 20th Century Fox in federal court in California on Monday, Rearden claims that 2015’s “Terminator Genisys” and 2016’s “Deadpool,” among other films, employed a technology called MOVA Contour Reality Capture, which according to the suits was invented — and stolen from — Rearden.
MoviesVarietyJ.R.R. Tolkien Biopic Draws Finnish Director Dome Karukoski
Finnish director Dome Karukoski will helm a biopic on J.R.R. Tolkien. Fox Searchlight and Chernin Entertainment have been developing the project since 2013. Tolkien’s epic novels — set in Middle Earth — served as the basis for the film trilogies “The Lord of The Rings” and “The Hobbit.” The movie’s script by David Gleeson and... Read more »
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Comic Con 2017 Trailers: Justice League, Stranger Things, Thor 3, and more
Here's ALL the trailers from San Diego Comic Con 2017.
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M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass adds Sarah Paulson
It looks as though the upcoming Unbreakable sequel is gathering steam...
- MoviesTom Butler
Ozark interview: Jason Bateman reveals punishing editing schedule for dark new Netflix show
Jason Bateman's new Netflix show 'Ozark' was subjected to a punishing post-production schedule.
MoviesVarietyEuropaCorp’s Stock Value Drops in Wake of ‘Valerian’s’ Poor Opening Weekend
The disastrous opening weekend in the U.S. of Luc Besson’s “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets” has left EuropaCorp with a hangover, as the Paris-based company saw its stock value drop by 8.31% by the close of trading on Monday. EuropaCorp’s stock price fell to 3.53 euros ($4.11) in the wake of “Valerian’s”... Read more »
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Spike Jonze is Filming A Secret Project With Frank Ocean and Brad Pitt — Watch
Jonze may or may not be making his first feature since "Her" in 2013. Regardless, we're very, very curious about what he's up to.
- MoviesRyan Leston
Giant-Man returns in new Ant-Man and The Wasp poster
A new poster for Ant-Man and The Wasp shows the classic Marvel hero going supersize.
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Dunkirk Veteran Weeps At Film Premiere: 'It Was Just Like I Was There Again'
Walking out of a Calgary, Canada, movie theater on Friday, where he’d just watched the premiere of Christopher Nolan’s highly acclaimed “Dunkirk,” 97-year-old war veteran Ken Sturdy was seen wiping tears from his eyes.
- MoviesDigital Spy
Infinity War poster reveals Cap & Black Widow new looks
And is Thanos breaking up the team?
- MoviesThe Independent
The Batman: Ben Affleck addresses rumours he's leaving the DCEU
Ben Affleck has become strangely evasive over his future as the DCEU's Batman after unconfirmed reports started circulating that he'd be stepping down from the role in the near future. There's been something of a snowballing effect with rumours over the past few months, growing out of the shadows of Batman vs Superman's critical lashing, and reaching a new peak when Affleck stepped down as director of The Batman solo film. War for the Planet of the Apes' Matt Reeves has since stepped in, essentially throwing Affleck's script out of the window and starting again.
- MoviesThe Wrap
Dwayne Johnson, Apple Collaborate on ‘Craziest, Dopest, Most Over the Top’ Movie ‘Ever Made’
Also Read: Dwayne Johnson for President? “I partnered with Apple to make the biggest, coolest, sexiest, craziest, dopest, most over the top, funnest (is that even a word?) movie ever made,” Johnson wrote. “And I have the greatest co-star of all time, Siri.
- MoviesThe Wrap
3 Reasons ‘Valerian’ Failed to Launch at the Box Office
While “Dunkirk” and “Girls Trip” found success at the box office, “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets” did not. EuropaCorp, which is owned by Besson, won’t take a big financial hit, as it brought in outside investors and sold distribution rights to mitigate the cost of the blockbuster, but it will have to rely on overseas markets to find profits, as U.S. audiences have largely rejected the film with a B- CinemaScore rating and a 54 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. From both a critical and marketing standpoint, Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne seemed to be the wrong pair to cast in the lead roles of space agents Valerian and Laureline.
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‘Doctor Who’ Christmas Teaser Trailer: Two Doctors Tackle a Twist in Time
The can’t-miss regeneration will air on Christmas Day on BBC America.
MoviesVarietyWhy ‘Wonder Woman’ and ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Should Lead to More Female-Centered Films
How has the box office loved “Wonder Woman?” Let us count the ways. First, its opening weekend, which earned over $100 million in North America thanks in part to nearly universal support from the critical community. But that was just the beginning. Patty Jenkins’ movie went on to become the top earning live-action film directed... Read more »
