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Even though Toy Story 4 created an additional emotional ending for Woody and the rest of the toys, Toy Story 3 may have been a better conclusion to the franchise. Toy Story 3 keeps most of its main characters around, telling a story several years after the ending of Toy Story 2. In the third installment, Toy Story 3 portrays a tale about what it means to grow up and move on; a story brought about due to Andy going to college....

Paramount Home Entertainment has now officially confirmed the Blu-ray release date of Transformers as September 2. No pricing details have been released yet, but they have provided cover art a full list of the special features to be found on this two-disc release. The film stars Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Giibson and John Turturro. From director Michael Bay and executive producer Steven Spielberg comes a thrilling battle between the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons....

Director Kevin Smith has confirmed plans for a sequel to his warped 2014 horror outing, Tusk. Speaking on the latest episode of FatMan Beyond podcast, Smith revealed that he has “more story to tell” and is planning something for the movie’s 10-year anniversary, which falls in 2024. Smith has even teased certain plot details for Tusk 2, revealing that the sequel will find Justin Long’s horribly transformed podcaster, Wallace Bryton, leaving the walrus suit....

United Artists has picked up rights and is set to develop The Heartbreakers, based on a popular young-adult novel, and plans to rename the film version, Rules of Dating for Teenage Girls. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jennifer Ross is in negotiations to write the script, with Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas attached to produce and Adelaide Scardino overseeing for the studio. Rules of Dating for Teenage Girls is based on a book by journalist-turned-novelist Pamela Wells, who published her debut novel “The Heartbreakers” in fall 2007....

Universal Pictures has acquired the rights to Laura Hillenbrand’s Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience and Redemption. The book tells the true story of Louis Zamperini. Zamperini joined his high school track team after a history of getting into street fights, and became a member of the U.S. Olympic team in 1936. Although he didn’t win any medals at the games, he impressed Adolf Hitler with his performance....

Well, it’s official. It’s more than halfway through 2022, and one thing is for certain: It has been quite the year for horror! From critic favorites like Ti West’s X, which starred Mia Goth, The Black Phone starring the incredible Ethan Hawke as a mask-wearing abductor, and Hulu’s delicious original Fresh starring Sebastian Stan and Daisy Edgar Jones to revivals and sequels like Scream and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the year has been stacked with screams and slashers....

The Woman King, per the Deadline description, tells the story of Nanisca (Viola Davis), the general of the all-female military unit, and Nawi (Thuso Mbedu), an ambitious recruit. Together, they fight enemies who violated their honor, enslaved their people, and threatened to destroy everything they’ve lived for. The film is directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood and is due to arrive in theaters on September 16th. “It was a different state of mind to tap into that spirit—that bravery....

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Virginia Madsen is in negotiations to play Jim Carrey’s wife in The Number 23, New Line Cinema’s psychological thriller being directed by Joel Schumacher. Contrafilm’s Beau Flynn and Tripp Vinson are producing. Also joining the film are Rhona Mitra and Danny Huston. Elizabeth Shue had been cast in the wife role in November but recently stepped down when she learned she was pregnant. The studio had been in talks with Nicole Kidman, but a deal was never reached because of scheduling conflicts....

The Good As this show grew, the characters grew, and while it was set in the not too distant past, it very much commented on the present. The Bad No Special Features to speak of. Change is probably the biggest theme in The Waltons: The Complete Fourth Season. We see John-Boy employed to write a screenplay, Mary-Ellen tries to get into nursing school, Jim-Bob finds out more about his true identity, and the Waltons’ home catches fire....

We’ve got you first look at 5 new clips from the upcoming October 28th DVD and Blu-ray releases of Walt Disney’s Tinker Bell. Take a look! -For the first time in history, Tinker Bell, one of the world’s most beloved animated characters, will speak in an all-new original film that reveals many of life’s wondrous mysteries of nature. From the storytellers at Walt Disney Pictures, comes a spectacular, full-length CG animated movie filled with magic and adventure....

Marvel’s mighty mutants are returning to the air with Wolverine and the X-Men, and a new trailer for the series has been made available by the folks at Marvel. The studios describes the series as follows: When an explosive event shatters the lives of the X-Men and takes away their mentor, the beaten heroes walk away from it all. But then they’re given a rare glimpse into the future, and see a world in utter ruin, ruled by mutant hunting Sentinels....

Check out the pilot episode of ABC’s re-imagining of alien series, V! In the pilot episode. Anna the leader of the V’s wants everyone to unite as one, and puts her faith in humanity’s key element which is devotion. The V’s are considered to be a threat however they overcome any obstacles thrown at them and become an instant attraction. FBI Counter Terrorist Agent Erica Evans finds a secret hidden beneath the skin of every V....

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is almost unrecognizable with his new role as a buff “Weird Al” Yankovic in the new biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. Putting a spin on the traditional musician biopic, Weird takes some creative liberties with Yankovic’s life story by reimagining him as someone who lived more of a party rocker lifestyle. It’s just as bizarre as it sounds, yet it’s something fans won’t be able to stop watching if the trailer is any indication....

Fangoria has revealed that Wes Craven and his son Jonathan will be writing the sequel to this year’s The Hills Have Eyes, which is a remake of Craven’s 1977 original. Wes Craven produced this year’s version. “We want to continue the story of the miners,” Craven tells us. “This time, a group of National Guard screw-ups come face to face with the mutants on their last day of training in the desert....

Spoiler Warning: What We Do in the Shadows Season Three The fate of Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch) in the finale of What We Do in the Shadows season three was certainly an unexpected twist. Just when we thought things had taken a fatal turn for the energy vampire on his one-hundredth birthday, it turns out he’s been reborn as an infant version of himself, literally crawling his way from his corpse’s chest....

Imagine you’re perusing through Apple+ trying to find something to watch when you suddenly pass an image of Rose Byrne in her best Olivia Newton-John, circa 1981, neon spandex and all. The kind of cover art makes it easy to imagine what this series is about. Physical is a period piece with an aerobic twist. When the sweaty drama begins to unfold, however, it’s evident that this seemingly one-dimensional premise is deeper, darker, deceptively physical, and increasingly psychological, with themes of gender, sex, politics, body dysmorphia, bulimia, abuse, and feminism is interwoven with early ’80s pop, neon spandex, and bored housewives....

If you like The Walking Dead or any other popular zombie movies and TV shows, you can thank George Romero, The legendary filmmaker created movie zombies as we know them in the black-and-white classic Night of the Living Dead, spawning an entirely new subgenre of horror. He’d follow it up with Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead, the latter of which gave special effects maestro Greg Nicotero his start....

Released in 2007, Meet the Robinsons is a science-fiction animated movie that focuses on a boy genius named Lewis (voiced by Jordan Fry and Daniel Hansen, who later goes by the name Cornelius Robinson. This particular film by Disney has so much more to say than what meets the eye. With its humor and positive messages, Meet the Robinsons is one movie that can lift up the day of any adult and child....

The Space Needle may not be featured as prominently in film and television as New York City’s Statue of Liberty or San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. But if you’ve seen enough movies, chances are you know exactly what the pointed landmark looks like without ever having to step foot in Seattle. What you might not know is that these days, depending on what you’re watching, the Space Needle you see might be a CGI fake....

When you think of Santa Claus, you might conjure images of a holly, jolly man with red cheeks and a contagious smile. However, in film, Santa Claus isn’t always the happy old man he’s meant to be. In fact, sometimes Santa is the dark antagonist of some edgier holiday movies. With entries dating at least as far back as 1972’s Silent Night, Bloody Night and Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the holiday season has long been a popular setting for darker films....