Category: Movie

Family Switch stars Ed Helms and Brady Noon discuss working with Rita Moreno, director McG, and creating the chemistry between their on-screen family.

Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley explains season 5, episode 3's cliffhanger ending and its prominent reference to The Nightmare Before Christmas.

"This world that we're in... it will only last one more day." GKids has revealed one final US "teaser" trailer for The Boy and the Heron, the latest film from the iconic filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki. This is his 12th feature film, and his latest since The Wind Rises in 2013. It opens in US theaters nationwide next Friday - on Dec. 8th - with both dubbed & subtitled showings (tickets here). "A young boy named Mahito yearning for his mother ventures into a world shared by the living and the dead. There, death comes to an end, and life finds a new beginning. A semi-autobiographical fantasy about life, death, and creation, [and] in tribute to friendship, from the mind of Hayao Miyazaki." With an original score by Joe Hisaishi. Described as a "big fantastical film", it follows a boy who discovers an abandoned tower in his new town and enters a magical, mystical world guided by a strange talking grey heron. It's as beautiful as reported. The English-language dub version includes Christian Bale, Dave Bautista, Gemma Chan, Willem Dafoe, Mark ...

Robert De Niro blasted President Donald Trump in a speech earlier this week. Don’t stop the presses. The Oscar-winning actor can’t stop talking about Trump. He does it on public stages, during talk show interviews and via award galas. Trump, Trump Trump. He’s hardly alone in Hollywood, but at this point we all know precisely …

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Ridley Scott’s Alien prequel saga was never concluded, but Alien: Romulus’ placement in the franchise’s timeline is good news for David’s story.

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Jeremy Boreing doesn’t reject preaching to the choir. He insists on it. The co-founder and co-CEO of The Daily Wire says connecting with his fellow conservatives is both smart and invaluable. It’s partly why most of his company’s films, including “Shut In,” “Terror on the Prairie” and the upcoming “Lady Ballers,” can only be seen …

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"It's the 90s, times are changing!" Peacock has revealed the main official trailer for their streaming series bringing back the lovable foul-mouthed teddy bear Ted. Created by, co-written, co-showrun, and directed by Seth MacFarlane, who made the original two movies, this Ted is a prequel set in 1993 before the events of the two movies. Everyone in 2012 probably remembers the huge buzz around the original Ted movie, which ended up making $549M worldwide at the box office that year. Now 11 years later they're bringing him back. "[While] it takes place in the 90s but is based on the timeless truth that being sixteen sucks. The three of us were teenagers in the nineties and grew up in and around Boston, where the show takes place. So many of these stories are personal for us," MacFarlane, Corrigan & Walsh said. The series stars Max Burkholder as John (as Mark Wahlberg's character), Scott Grimes (Ralph Garman's character), Alanna Ubach (Alex Borstein's character), Seth MacFarlane back as Ted, Giorgia Whigham. Looks as raunchy as the films. Here's both of the official trailers ...