Few movies have had as many delays as The New Mutants. The first trailer for the X-Men film arrived in October of 2017 and it was supposed to release in April the following year. Then it was delayed to February of 2019 due to reports of a disastrous production. That release date came and went, too, and August of 2019 became the new date of arrival. Then came the Fox purchase by Disney and the movie was in limbo under a new studio until yet another new release date of April 3rd, 2020 was set.
Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood was recently released on home video and the film is already entering awards considerations. Quentin Tarantino’s latest has five Golden Globe nominations including Best Picture and it's on track for more accolades at the 92nd Academy Awards.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has been in theaters for nearly three weeks now and with that comes behind the scenes stories from the filmmakers who made it. Some, like screenwriter Chris Terrio, should maybe stop talking, but one person from the production process who isn’t often heard from is the editor.
While making the rounds promoting The Grudge, producer Sam Raimi took part in an Ask Me Anything chat on Reddit. Spider-Man was obviously brought up, but the majority of questions were actually about his other noted trilogy, The Evil Dead.
Remember all the way back to yesterday when we wrote about Friends leaving Netflix. Well… another day, another round of outrage over a streaming site removing content. Disney Plus has removed Home Alone, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York and many other titles from their library as of today.
At the moment, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the model to which all franchises wish to aspire to. After all, after eleven years and 23 movies, the MCU has grossed more than $22 billion worldwide.
We’re only a little over a week into the release of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and the cast is already talking about Star Wars needing to take a break. Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, and Oscar Isaac agree that Star Wars needs to slow down a bit.
At the conclusion of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, there’s a quick shot of commander Larma D’ Acy (Amanda Lawrence) kissing a female pilot in celebration of the Resistance toppling the Final Order. It’s the first same-sex kiss in the 40-plus year history of the Star Wars franchise.
