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The Amazing Maurice Adds David Tennant to Its Star-Studded Cast

The animated adaptation of Terry Pratchett’s Carnegie Medal-winning 2001 children’s book The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents has already commandeered a huge celebrity voice cast, but apparently there’s always room for more. Now Doctor Who’s David Tennant has joined the ranks, alongside Game of Thrones’ Emilia Clarke and House’s Hugh Laurie, among many others.…

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Now Is the Perfect Time to Climb Aboard Horror Express

Last week, Shudder’s hit anthology series Creepshow aired its second season finale, “Night of the Living Late Show,” featuring a character who’s obsessed with a nearly 50-year-old movie called Horror Express. It’s a real movie—and a really entertaining movie at that. If you’ve never seen it, now’s the perfect time. Horror Express is a B-movie with…

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Army of the Dead Almost Featured a Whole Zombified Zoo

Along with thinking, organized zombies, Zack Snyder’s living mercenaries in the upcoming Army of the Dead will have to deal with at least one undead white tiger as they venture into the overrun ruins of Las Vegas in search of $200 million dollars stashed in an abandoned casino. The idea of an army of zombies having…

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Paramount+ Will Have a New Movie Every Week, Including Mark Wahlberg’s Infinite

New sci-fi movie Infinite—starring Mark Wahlberg and directed by Antoine Fuqua—is coming out a few months ahead of schedule, but you won’t see it in theaters. Paramount just announced that the film, most recently scheduled for release in September, will now debut on Paramount+ sometime in June. Infinite’s release is part of the company’s new focus on…

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Star Wars Secrecy Caused Michael B. Jordan to Bomb His Force Awakens Audition

Lucasfilm values its secrecy. It’s so worried about and vigilant against leaks about their upcoming Star Wars projects, they keep scripts locked away until actors come to them to audition, and lock them back up when the actors leave. It’s a process that gives actors virtually no time to prepare—which is a huge problem if…

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Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Superman Movie Could Be a Period Piece

Early reports say that Ta-Nehisi Coates’ already much-anticipated Superman movie could take place in the 20th century, which offers some very interesting options for what’s going to be an extremely interesting movie. This information comes from a piece today from the Hollywood Reporter, which clarifies the process is still so early that this is merely…

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Hannah John-Kamen Is Red Sonja and Yes, Perfect Casting Is Possible

While the notion of a Red Sonja reboot hasn’t always been the most exciting thing, this one big piece of news changes all that. Hannah John-Kamen, who kicked all kinds of ass in Killjoys and Ant-Man and the Wasp, has been cast as the fearsome warrior. “Hannah is a very talented actress who we’ve been…

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Merry and Pippin Are Going Podcasting

These days everyone has a podcast, so why not a couple of hobbits talking about life in Middle-earth? That’s exactly what’s happening with The Friendship Onion, which will feature actors Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd talking all things pop culture—and in particular, the franchise that brought them together, The Lord of the Rings. “I am contractually obliged…

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The Mitchells vs the Machines Team Explain How They Made One of the Best Animated Movies of 2021

If you haven’t watched Sony’s The Mitchells vs. The Machines yet—it’s streaming on Netflix—you should do that immediately. Co-directors and writers Mike Rianda and Jeff Rowe tell the story of a family traveling across the country to bring the daughter to college when a robot apocalypse threatens to take over the world. The story is…

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Spider-Man Andrew Garfield Claims He’s Not in No Way Home

The ongoing battle between film fans and non-disclosure agreements continues. In a new interview, actor Andrew Garfield-who played Spider-Man in two of Sony’s films—said that despite what you may have read on the internet, he hasn’t been called to reprise the role in the upcoming Spider-Man: No Way Home. Garfield was speaking on the Happy…

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My Favorite Cinematic Space Battles

From For All Mankind to Space Sweepers, every day more great sci-fi adventures grace our screens both big and small. All signs point to a sci-fi renaissance filled with reluctant heroes, scrappy misfits, and snarky sentient robots. Of course, I can’t forget one of the most quintessential staples of the genre: the epic space battle.…

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Tom Hanks’ New Sci-Fi Film From Game of Thrones‘ Miguel Sapochnik Moves to Apple

Tom Hanks has a new sci-fi film coming out from Game of Thrones director Miguel Sapochnik, and while it was originally called Bios and set for theatrical release this August, it has now changed its title to Finch and has a new release date and outlet. Originally, Bios was being released by Universal. Now Finch…

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2021 Summer Movie Preview: Sci-Fi, Horror, and Fantasy You Can (Maybe) Watch in Theaters

This year had a great summer at the movies with titles like Black Widow, Luca, and The Green Knight.

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Disney+ Celebrates May the Fourth With The Bad Batch, a Simpsons Spoof, and More

The most important day in the Star Wars franchise—other than Life Day, of course—is May 4, a.k.a. May the Fourth, when Lucasfilm and its various affiliates celebrate a galaxy far, far away (and the billions of dollars it makes them). This year, Disney’s streaming service seems to be where the party’s happening. Besides premiering the…

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Marvel’s Eternals Footage Arrives With Captain Marvel & Black Panther Sequel Titles

It’s all rather, well, marvellous. Marvel has dropped a new sizzle reel designed to celebrate its movies past and present as theaters slowly begin to re-open after a year of covid-19 induced lockdowns—and there are a few surprises within. After what feels like eons of waiting and delays, now finally have our first moving look…

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Black Panther‘s Lupita Nyong’o Talks Sequel and Missing Chadwick Boseman

Ryan Coogler is forging ahead with Black Panther 2. Obviously, he restructured the script because lead actor Chadwick Boseman died last year of colon cancer at the age of 43. After his death, fans were speculating on how the franchise will continue without him. Some said the sequel should go full speed ahead, while others say…

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Kumail Nanjiani and It Director Andy Muschetti Adapting the Book The Doubtful Guest

What happens when two Hollywood power couples come together to create art? You get a book to screen adaption of Edward Gorey’s book illustrated book, The Doubtful Guest. The Hollywood Reporter states Andy, and Barbara Muschietti and Emily V. Gordon, and Kumail Nanjianiare teaming up with Amblin Entertainment to bring the story to the big…

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Twilight of the Dead, George A. Romero’s Final Zombie Film, Might Actually Get Made

The father of the modern zombie film might have his final statement on the genre finished from beyond the grave. Those circumstances are incredibly sad, but also gruesomely poetic. Before iconic filmmaker George A. Romero died in 2017, he was reportedly working on a new film called Twilight of the Dead. Romero saw it as…

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Vin Diesel Says the Fast & Furious Movies Make the Cars ‘Audition’

The Fast & Furious movies are big deals. They make hundreds of millions of dollars. They have scenes and stunts that require hundreds of cast and crew members. They require an army of VFX artists. Everything has to be perfect to pull off a movie as huge as these, down to the smallest details—even the…

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The Craft at 25: A Couple of First-Timers Dive Into the Witchy Cult Classic

Growing up in the 1990s, everyone knew The Craft. It was one of those cool, R-rated movies you maybe quoted with your friends or watched again and again at a sleepover. The characters were unique and fresh. The material was edgy and provocative. At the time, the film hit such a cultural nerve that people…

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The Amazing Maurice Adds David Tennant to Its Star-Studded Cast

Now Is the Perfect Time to Climb Aboard Horror Express

Army of the Dead Almost Featured a Whole Zombified Zoo

Paramount+ Will Have a New Movie Every Week, Including Mark Wahlberg’s Infinite

Star Wars Secrecy Caused Michael B. Jordan to Bomb His Force Awakens Audition

Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Superman Movie Could Be a Period Piece

Hannah John-Kamen Is Red Sonja and Yes, Perfect Casting Is Possible

Merry and Pippin Are Going Podcasting

The Mitchells vs the Machines Team Explain How They Made One of the Best Animated Movies of 2021

Spider-Man Andrew Garfield Claims He’s Not in No Way Home

My Favorite Cinematic Space Battles

Tom Hanks’ New Sci-Fi Film From Game of Thrones‘ Miguel Sapochnik Moves to Apple

2021 Summer Movie Preview: Sci-Fi, Horror, and Fantasy You Can (Maybe) Watch in Theaters

Disney+ Celebrates May the Fourth With The Bad Batch, a Simpsons Spoof, and More

Marvel’s Eternals Footage Arrives With Captain Marvel & Black Panther Sequel Titles

Black Panther‘s Lupita Nyong’o Talks Sequel and Missing Chadwick Boseman

Kumail Nanjiani and It Director Andy Muschetti Adapting the Book The Doubtful Guest

Twilight of the Dead, George A. Romero’s Final Zombie Film, Might Actually Get Made

Vin Diesel Says the Fast & Furious Movies Make the Cars ‘Audition’

The Craft at 25: A Couple of First-Timers Dive Into the Witchy Cult Classic

National Film and Sound Archive of Australia Adds ‘Succulent Chinese Meal’ Guy

Feds Sniffing Around Polymarket After Suspicious Bets

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Don’t Get Too Attached to Any AI App

‘Paradise’ Writer Teases What’s Coming in Season 3 After That Huge Twist

Trump’s New White House App Is Mildly Concerning and Weird for a Lot of Reasons

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