Veteran actor Bruce Willis has agreed to a three picture deal with theater subscription service company MoviePass. Willis has an extensive history working with MoviePass executives Randall Emmett and George Furla. The first film will
Disclaimer: This post contains spoilers for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. At this point, we don't really know what the future of the Fantastic Beasts franchise is. The most recent film, Fantastic Beasts: The
Penny Marshall, star of the comedy series Laverne & Shirley and one of the great filmmakers in Hollywood, has passed away. She died peacefully in her home in the Hollywood Hills on Monday night, succumbing to complications
Aquaman hasn't even hit theaters stateside, and it's already doing pretty darn well for itself. According to a new report from Forbes, the superhero standalone film has just crossed over a huge milestone: $200 million.
Next year will be one in the world of entertainment. Of course, every year the film industry changes, but next year will see the scope of the streaming wars begin to widen. WarnerMedia is launching
What is perhaps DC's most interesting film to hit in front of cameras since The Dark Knight has officially wrapped. Okay, so maybe we've already reported on this in the past, but director Todd Phillips
This year was a big year for Netflix. While they had released original films in the past, this was the year they went all-in, hoping to give typical studios a run for their money. While
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXnSTTUPm9U Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 is almost here, and I remember every damn day that this was the season that almost didn't happen. For a hot second, this glorious show was canceled on its home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em1onUCArxs Richard Linklater is the master of the grounded human drama. His films are dramatic, but they're never really needlessly heavy. His stuff has a tendency to be experimental and very indie...at least most of
Us geeks really do love our "mature" content, don't we? It's almost as if it is a validation that the art that we consume wasn't intended for a younger audience -- despite the fact that
