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Why Guardians of the Galaxy Became the First Coaster at Disney World’s Epcot

Disney Imagineers tell all about working with Kevin Feige and James Gunn on the Disney parks universe of Marvel heroes.

They’re Really Trying to Reboot The Crow (Again)

Step aside Jason Momoa, Bill Skarsgård is going to shoot his shot with the elusive comic book vigilante.

Who Will Be Marvel’s Next Guardians of the Galaxy?

Director James Gunn says Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will be the current team's last hurrah.

Open Channel: Spider-Man, Nightmare Alley, and The Witcher Edition

There were Witchers and werewolves, but were there ways home? No.

Guillermo del Toro Wants You to Take a Walk Down Nightmare Alley

Fake psychics, real psychics, and thin mustaches abound in the star-studded movie's new trailer.

Guillermo del Toro’s New Movie, Nightmare Alley, Finally Has a Trailer

The noir thriller stars Bradley Cooper, Willem Dafoe, Cate Blanchett, and many others. It opens December 17.

10 Movies We Really Hope to See in 2021

The latest covid-19 surge is putting some movie release dates in question, but we're still hoping these will be released this year.

2020 and Beyond: The Ever-Shifting Movie Release Dates Due to the Coronavirus

Editor’s note: As of March 2021, we have stopped updating this article because, well, so many movies keep moving. You can find the latest dates on upcoming movies at this link. Original story follows. The novel coronavirus pandemic has reshaped the entertainment industry as we know it, with 2020 seeing countless movies and TV shows…

Guillermo del Toro Is Assembling an Impressive Cast for His Follow-Up to The Shape of Water

Fans of Guillermo del Toro’s unique brand of atmosphere and tone get excited whenever he releases a new project. But that excitement now extends well beyond just his diehard fans, considering he’s coming off Oscars for Best Director and Best Picture. So all eyes are on del Toro’s next film, Nightmare Alley, which had some…

The Cast of Guardians of the Galaxy Releases an Open Letter in Support of James Gunn

Guardians of the Galaxy cast members Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, Karen Gillan, Bradley Cooper, Vin Diesel, Sean Gunn, Pom Klementieff, and Michael Rooker have released a joint statement in support of writer-director James Gunn after he was fired from the third film earlier this month. Gunn, who directed the first two Guardians of…

WB May Be Making Its Most Insane DC Movie Decision Yet

The DC Film Universe has been in constant motion over the past few weeks, with ideas changing, scripts being written, and whole new movies forming. The latest rumor, however, is simply the craziest thing yet. The Wrap reports that the studio has put together a wish list of actors to play Hal Jordan in the…

Bradley Cooper Will Play an Astronaut Going Into the Ocean In Deeper

Last year, we wrote about a new movie called Deeper, which would follow a disgraced astronaut who decides to go to the deepest depths of the ocean. That movie is now moving forward and Bradley Cooper is attached to play the lead. Deeper is written by Max Landis (Chronicle, American Ultra) and will be directed…

Last Night’s Bradley Cooper-Filled Limitless Was a Roller Coaster of Emotions

Bradley Cooper, star of the original Limitless movie and an executive producer of the CBS TV version, has made most of his appearances on the show in constantly re-aired flashbacks (plus the time he voiced a talking CGI fetus). Coop returned on last night’s winter premiere, and his sleazeball character made me question everything we…

The Smartest Guy in the Room Gets Outsmarted, in this New Clip From Limitless

In the Limitless TV series, Brian has amazing mental powers that let him run rings around everybody else—except when the side effects of his “smart drug” start getting out of control. That weakness makes him easy to control, as this exclusive clip shows. In tomorrow night’s new episode of Limitless, Bradley Cooper returns as Eddie…

Open Channel: Recast One Actor In A Science Fiction Film

We’ve all heard and seen the stories: some actors don’t make the cut for a film or passed on a role that later exploded. It got me thinking: what would have been different in a film if you replaced the lead actor with someone who *probably* auditioned for it? So, your challenge today is take…

A New Glimpse Of Limitless, One of This Fall’s Most Exciting New Shows

Limitless was one of the coolest things we saw at Comic-Con—a TV version of the Bradley Cooper movie about smart drugs, in which a new guy gets dosed with the magic pills and joins up with the FBI. How will this work? See for yourself—here’s an exclusive look at a new promo that starts airing…

Dan Simmons Fan Bradley Cooper Is Finally Making His Hyperion Adaptation

Dan Simmons’ Hugo-winning Hyperion is set to become an “event series” on Syfy, courtesy of producers Bradley Cooper, Todd Phillips (The Hangover), and Graham King (The Departed), plus Itamar Moses (Boardwalk Empire), who’ll write the adaptation of what’s often called scifi’s answer to The Canterbury Tales. Deadline reports: Set on the eve of Armageddon with…

Limitless The TV Show Is Basically Limitless The Movie, But With Cops

Okay, so we knew from the start that the CBS spinoff of Neil Burger’s Limitless would be a police procedural, but the first look trailer shown at CBS’s Upfronts presentation doubly confirmed it: This is Limitless, right down to the presence of Bradley Cooper, complete with added procedural fun times. https://gizmodo.com/limitless-will-be-turned-into-a-police-procedural-for-t-1682512070 The series, which follows…

CBS has made a commitment to produce a pilot for a Limitless series, based on the2011 moviestarring Bradley Cooper. The show was in development last year, but now you can officially get ready for Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman’s take on a drug that enhances the brain with some intense side affects. [Deadline]

Paradise Lost could have been the year’s most gorgeous Biblical film

Update: Artwork removed at the request of the artist. This year’s mini-trend of Biblical epics includes Aronofsky’s Noah and Ridley Scott’s Exodus. But if the cards had played out differently, we could have seen Alex Proyas’ Paradise Lost, based on Milton’s poem about the fall of Lucifer. And judging from this concept art, it could…