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Jared Leto’s return to blockbuster sci-fi in Tron: Ares has not gone according to plan. The film, directed by Joachim Rønning and intended to revitalize the Tron franchise many years after Tron: Legacy was released, opened to a $33.5 million domestic debut, falling short of expectations. According to a new report over at THR, this […]

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It doesn’t matter how high the hill is, the MCU Blade movie is still trying to skate up it. After multiple writers have been attached and moved on, after Kevin Feige and Mahershala Ali have publicly shared frustration with the project, after none other than Wesley Snipes appeared onscreen in Deadpool & Wolverine and declared […]

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Six years after its release, Disney has officially confirmed that the final cost of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has reached an eye-watering $593.7 million. This makes it the third most expensive film ever made, just behind Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Jurassic World: Dominion.  The figure, within Reylo kissing distance of $600 […]

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The late Jon Landau’s memoir is set to be published next month, and excerpts from the book are already providing us with gems from the legendary producer’s life and career, including several fascinating recollections about making the blockbuster Titanic with its director, James Cameron. The success of the film upon its release in 1997 and […]

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As the recent documentary John Candy: I Like Me reminds us, John Candy was often wonderful onscreen. But he was never better than when he was teamed with director John Hughes. Together, the duo created all-time classics such as Uncle Buck, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, and Only the Lonely. Had things worked out differently, Candy […]

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“Blonde. James Blonde.” Twenty years ago, variations of that joke could be found all over the internet. That’s because October 14, 2005 was the day that Eon Productions announced that Daniel Craig had been cast as James Bond. The announcement was classic Bond, with Craig riding toward the reporters in a Royal Navy speedboat, and […]

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This post contains light spoilers for Eddington. Ari Aster loves to make viewers feel bad and to leave them confused. His debut feature Hereditary and especially his follow-up Midsommar sparked endless debates about how to interpret the final scenes, or how to make sense of the horrific imagery Aster put on the screen. Even Beau […]

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It was not a question for writer-director Steven Kostanski about what movie he wanted to make next. It was a calling, or perhaps a prophecy written in the stars, when the Canadian filmmaker—and genre necromancer of old school creature features like Psycho Goreman and The Void—was invited to peruse a catalog of old Roger Corman […]

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There are people out there who love Joel Schumacher’s 1997 DC effort Batman & Robin, but even they will tell you that its road to the screen must have been paved with some absolutely baffling decisions. Almost 30 years later, the movie’s cast is still revisiting some of them. In a recent interview with EW, […]

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After KPop Demon Hunters exploded onto Netflix in June and became a surprise hit, people began to wonder if there would be an inevitable live-action version. It’s not exactly a wild notion, as many successful animated films eventually get the live-action treatment these days. However, one of the film’s creators has expressed some serious reservations […]

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This article contains spoilers for the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Marvel Cinematic Universe juggernaut rolls on, albeit a bit slower than it did straight after Avengers: Endgame. There are now an incredible 37 entries in the franchise, which has traveled the globe, lifted off into the galaxy, and even crept beyond the concepts of […]

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The acclaimed anime studio MAPPA had a huge presence at New York Comic Con 2025, culminating in a spotlight panel on Chainsaw Man: The Movie – Reze Arc. The movie is set for an October 24 wide theatrical release in the United States, with the creative team behind the hit anime franchise sharing behind-the-scenes secrets […]

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Long before he starred in The Running Man, Glen Powell had a professional relationship with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Kind of. See, way back in 2014, back in a time before Top Gun: Maverick or working with Richard Linklater, Powell appeared in The Expendables 3, an old school action flick which starred the likes of Schwarzenegger, Sylvester […]

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It looks like Sigourney Weaver may not be done with the Alien franchise after all. During a panel at New York Comic Con (via EW) last week, the actress revealed that she has “had a meeting” about reprising the role of Ellen Ripley in a new Alien sequel penned by Walter Hill, calling the concept […]

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Mortal Kombat will keep dishing out fatalities at the multiplex! A third installment in the revived video game movie franchise has now officially been greenlit, but you’d be quite right in noting that we’re still waiting on its second. It turns out there’s a weird (but good) reason for that: the hype is just too […]

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Given that Wicked was a box office sensation and one of the highest-grossing movies of 2024, it already seems like a brilliant idea to break the hit musical into two separate films. Even if Wicked: For Good doesn’t resonate as well with audiences as its predecessor, it will certainly make enough money to justify the […]

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In October 1964, Sidney Lumet, the furrow-browed director of 12 Angry Men and (later) Dog Day Afternoon, brought his sober-eyed vision for the end of the world to theaters. Barely two years since the real-life Cuban Missile Crisis occurred in the same autumnal season, Fail Safe was intended to be a probing and despairing look […]

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In Knives Out, Southern-fried detective Benoit Blanc famously described his investigation into the death of writer Harlan Thrombey as a case with a hole in the center, “a doughnut.” Turns out, Knives Out is potentially a franchise with a hole in the center, at least as far as distribution is concerned. That’s because creator Rian […]

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This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. You can read all of our magazine stories here. What if your worst nightmare just kept coming back? Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions are doing everything in their power to turn Ethan Hawke’s Black Phone slasher The Grabber into a bona fide horror icon. The masked […]

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