A lack of consequences Marvel Studios “She-Hulk” opens with Bruce Banner in human form and with a cast, similar to his appearance in “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.” Still weakened by his use of the Infinity Gauntlet in “Avengers: Endgame,” Bruce is injured in a car accident while in human form, leading to his blood coming into contact with an open wound on Jennifer, who was driving the car....
Your dreams are waiting The movie is directed by Francis Lawrence, who also helmed a number of career-defining music videos for artists like Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, and Beyonce before moving on to the last three “Hunger Games” movies and the upcoming prequel “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.” The film also stars “The IT Crowd” star Chris O’Dowd, Weruche Opia from “I May Destroy You,” India de Beaufort, and Humberly González....
Always Universal In Steven Spielberg’s “Always,” rebellious pilot Pete Sandich (Richard Dreyfuss) is living on the top of the world (metaphorically speaking). He’s got an incredible girlfriend, aka Dorinda Durston (Holly Hunter), a hilarious best friend (John Goodman), and of course, an impressive aerial career. But when he doesn’t survive an explosion, Pete becomes confused over his circumstances. He then stumbles across Hap (Audrey Hepburn), a heavenly figure who pushes Pete to help guide others in the mortal world via his ghostly “spiritus” abilities....
First, though, a little backstory Dimension Films Back in the mid-aughts, I happened to meet Frank Darabont at a film festival and, much to my surprise, he happened to be a reader of the website I wrote for at the time and was familiar with my work. Considering that I’ve never been shy about my particular fandoms, he knew I was a big Stephen King nerd and we bonded over that....
The voice of justice Warner Bros. “Batman: The Animated Series” was a beautifully made cartoon with some of the best scripts in comic book entertainment, but it was really the vocal performances that made the series so brilliant. It’s impossible to deny the greatness of Mark Hamill’s Joker or Arleen Sorkin’s Harley Quinn, but Conroy’s Batman is a much more understated performance. It’s not uncommon for Batman to get overshadowed by his massive rogue’s gallery in his various incarnations, but Conroy’s Batman always holds his own....
Let’s rock Warner Bros. Earlier this month, it was reported that Cruise and McQuarrie were working on a new project unrelated to “Mission Impossible” that is “gnarlier” than “Top Gun.” We have no idea if that is supposed to imply something like a horror movie or a giant, gritty blockbuster, but now Deadline is reporting that the duo are hatching three projects, to be written by McQuarrie in collaboration with Cruise....
Will There Be A Solar Opposites Season 5? Here’s What We Know Hulu By Lex Briscuso/Oct. 7, 2022 11:07 am EST I don’t think anyone expected “Solar Opposites” to be anywhere near as good as “Rick and Morty.” But alas, the pseudo-spin-off series, which was created by “Rick and Morty” creator Justin Roiland and writer Mike McMahan, while pretty excellent, is a far cry from what “R&M” brings to the table in its deliciously linear story....
The Swamp of Sadness Warner Bros. The death of Artax has been considered a formative experience for many children. Witnessing the slow, painful death of an animal — all while its owner screams in agony — left its mark. “The NeverEnding Story” is set in a world of grief and lamentation, and communicated to children that death exists, and sadness will consume any of us. Even a horse. Atreyu was on his way to speak to an impossibly ancient talking turtle named Morla (Robert Easton) who hasn’t spoken to anyone in thousands of years....
1923 Just Had The Biggest Debut In Paramount+ History Paramount By Shania Russell/Dec. 20, 2022 11:12 am EST There’s a reason that Paramount decided to bet big on the Taylor Sheridan-verse — the TV mogul tends to deliver. And as the creative architect behind a number of Paramount’s biggest hits, he’s banked plenty of goodwill. Since debuting in 2018, “Yellowstone” has quickly become one of the network’s flagship series, growing in viewership with each new season....
Remember to see the good Summit Entertainment Anne Heche was truly in a league of her own on screen, cast in roles that appeared as if she was the only person on the planet capable of playing the part. Heche truly stole every scene she was in, and elevated every role by performing with a fearless vulnerability that could not be taught; it just existed within her, seemingly forged in the fire of surviving her difficult life....
Attack on Titan stage musical teaser Gō Ueki will direct the stage adaptation of “Attack on Titan,” with Masafumi Hata penning the script. A super cinematic teaser for the musical accompanied the announcement, which you can check out above. The footage introduces major cast mates and ends with a rather epic shot of a titan’s hand reaching down towards the series’ protagonist, Eren (Kurumu Okamiya). It also ends with a pounding, equally epic score, but doesn’t give much of a hint about what the actual songs in the musical adaptation might sound like....
Tommy’s trauma has disconnected him from violence Netflix Tommy Shelby is one of television’s most compelling characters: He’s a man who will stop at nothing to win, his trauma disorients and empowers him, and he is deeply committed to his family. Then there’s the dark side — the violent consequences of what he does that he must navigate. For Murphy, one of the most challenging parts about playing Tommy Shelby was the character’s disconnection to the violence of his crimes....
Dario Argento Doesn’t See The Link Between His Films And American Horror Synapse Films By Shae Sennett/Oct. 15, 2022 9:30 am EST Dario Argento’s campy Italian horror “Suspiria” has been a source of inspiration for many American horror films. Lots of people have drawn comparisons between Argento’s work and classic slasher films like “Halloween,” as well as contemporary A24 horror movies like “Hereditary.” Even though the genre might take influence from Argento today, the director himself feels like these American horror films could not be any more different from his work....
Darren Aronofsky Made Requiem For A Dream All In Service Of A Single Scene Artisan Entertainment By Witney Seibold/Aug. 16, 2022 8:23 am EST Darren Aronofsky’s 2000 addiction drama “Requiem for a Dream” is an aggressively devastating, forthrightly tragic scare film that long lingers in the consciousness. Based on the 1978 novel by Hubert Selby, Jr., “Requiem” bears all the emotional beats of ignorant “druggie” films of the 1930s (“Reefer Madness” and the like) with the added benefit of hypnotic, brilliant, cinematic style....
Director Ryan Coogler Wanted To Embrace Namor’s Weirdness In Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Marvel Studios By Jeremy Smith/Oct. 3, 2022 2:11 pm EST At long last, Marvel’s first mutant and surliest hero (who sometimes works at self-serving cross-purposes to his would-be allies) is finally ready for his MCU close-up. Namor, aka The Sub-Mariner, has been around as a comic book character since 1939, but he didn’t draw Hollywood’s interest until the late 1990s, when Universal sought to mount a film adaptation directed by Philip Kaufman (whose eclectic taste varies from the raucous “The Right Stuff” to the deeply erotic “The Unbearable Lightness of Being)....
Easter Sunday Star And EP Jimmy O. Yang On Getting The Green Light From Steven Spielberg [Interview] Prime Video By Ben F. Silverio/Aug. 7, 2022 4:31 pm EST Since landing his breakout role on “Silicon Valley” in 2015, Jimmy O. Yang has been on the rise. The actor, writer, and stand-up comedian from Hong Kong has appeared in a number of shows and movies over the years in various roles, including his latest cameo in “Easter Sunday....
When and Where to Watch Ripley Paramount Pictures “Ripley” is heading straight to Showtime, which makes sense because they have some of our favorite murder shows. And by that, we mean “Dexter” and “Twin Peaks.” We don’t know exactly when “Ripley” will be sliding onto your TV, making you fall in love with, and inevitably write fan fiction about, another murderer. But the Showtime website says it’s “coming soon,” which could mean anytime between now and never....
How Sean Bean Influenced Paddy Considine’s House Of The Dragon Performance HBO By Jeremy Mathai/Aug. 16, 2022 2:35 pm EST Those who’ve watched “Game of Thrones” and read author George R.R. Martin’s incredibly dense collection of “A Song of Ice and Fire” novels know better than anyone how rich and complex Westeros is as a fantasy setting. Told with a more modern and revisionist perspective than a genre staple such as “The Lord of the Rings,” this material lends itself to a certain type of protagonist — one who fits the mold of the flawed, ambitious, shrewd, and typically doomed “hero....
Jack Nicholson’s Comedic Turn Was A Very Conscious Career Decision Warner Bros. Pictures By Sandy Schaefer/Aug. 8, 2022 4:44 pm EST Jack Nicholson made a career out of portraying larger-than-life, wild-eyed characters, the kind that would birth endless reaction gifs across the internet decades after he played them. Far from a stranger to comedy, some of Nicholson’s better-remembered turns are of the darkly-comical variety, like his dual roles in “Mars Attacks!...
Kevin Conroy’s 10 Best Batman Moments Warner Bros By David Court/Nov. 14, 2022 10:30 am EST It’s likely that when you read a Batman comic, you hear his voice. Whether it be the gravely threatening rasp of his Caped Crusader or the suave swagger of his Bruce Wayne, that’s Kevin Conroy you’re hearing. He was the definitive voice of Batman for the past 30 years, portraying the role in TV, movies, video games, and a rare foray into live-action....
