Smallville has definitely taken a turn towards the darkside this season, with the arrival of Doomsday and Tess Mercer, the final departure of Lana, and the news that has been looming that there would be two major deaths during the season finale. So, when E! Online’s Watch With Kristin got the chance to talk to show producers Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders, the question as to who would die was high on the list....
I have a very bizarre history with this film series. I didn’t see the first film, despite my high-school classmate Seann William Scott’s appearance in the film, I saw the second one, didn’t see the third one and here we are for number quarto. While the series doesn’t seem to change a whole lot – a bunch of kids escape death, a bunch of kids run from death, a bunch of kids die – they put a different spin on the series here, in all three dimensions, and it’s just a ton of summer-ending fun from start to finish....
The Miskatonic Institute of Horror is now offering Spring Semester classes in various locations. Miskatonic is largely a volunteer-run institute that offers masterclasses in everything from Disney films to Brexit. It was named after one of the great schools of horror that H. P. Lovecraft created. You might recognize the school’s name from the films based on the author’s work, such as Re-Animator. While the fictional Miskatonic University is located in Arkham, Massachusetts (which doesn’t exist), the Miskatonic Institute is offering courses potentially anywhere in the world....
Following quickly on from the recent images from set, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has now shared some first-look images of himself and Marvel actor Chris Evans from the upcoming festive action flick, Red One. Taking to social media, the images show Johnson and Evans in costume as their respective characters, characters whose backgrounds remain a secret at present, with the pair of A-listers clearly having a great time working together. You can check out these latest images from Red One below....
One of the most highly-regarded movies of the year, The Social Network, will be released on the Blu-ray and DVD formats on January 11. The standard DVD will be priced at $28.96 SRP and the two-disc Blu-ray will cost $34.95 SRP. You can take a look at the cover art and special features below: David Fincher’s The Social Network is the stunning tale of a new breed of cultural insurgent: a punk genius who sparked a revolution and changed the face of human interaction for a generation, and perhaps forever....
Disney+ made an announcement that thrilled fans back in November 2021. The adored children’s books, The Spiderwick Chronicles, authored by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black, are being turned into a live-action original series with the same name! The series by DiTerlizzi and Black contains five books – The Field Guide, The Seeing Stone, Lucinda’s Secret, The Ironwood Tree, and The Wrath of Mulgarath. The original novels also had a spin-off series based on it, titled Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles....
AMC’s The Walking Dead Season 8 kicked off with a bang. Well, at least there was a lot of action involved. There’s been some mixed response to the way that the new season is handling the timeline, but it at least seems to be a little less frustrating than the Season 7 cliffhanger resolution. The important thing is that The Walking Dead ratings are still very strong, which, at least as far as AMC is concerned, is the most important thing....
The Weakest Link is the next classic game show to get rebooted on television, as it has been announced that Hollywood Game Night host Jane Lynch will host a new version of Weakest Link for NBC. Slated to begin production later this year, the new Weakest Link has been given a 13-episode order by the network with BBC Studios and Universal Television Alternative Studio producing. “I’ve been a longtime fan of this game-changing quiz show since it first debuted,” said Lynch in a statement....
Its that time of the week again. It’s that time where we go through the news bits, box office info, new official websites for upcoming movies and new trailers. So let’s get this party started with this week’s Notables. NOTABLES “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, MAD World For Ed Bass and Karen Sharpe Kramer” - Tuesday, January 9: Umm, sure. A sequel to this supposed comedy classic, some 40 years after the original flick was released, just sounds like a waste of time....
Hundreds of new TV shows come out in any given year. Some resonate with audiences and are instant favorites, while others fall short and don’t live up to the hype. However, there are sometimes shows that are good but, for one reason or another, they never got the attention they deserved. Nothing is more frustrating than investing in a good show and eagerly awaiting its next season only to hear that the show was canceled....
Once upon a time in Hollywood, there was the belief that a movie star was regarded with more prestige than a television actor. Being in movies were essentially considered to be the most impressive feat for any actor to achieve. As such, it was rare that an acclaimed movie star would star in TV productions, and if they did, it often came with the judgment that the shift towards television signaled a possible decline in their movie career....
The adrenaline rush we get when we watch the newest action movies in theaters is something that can only be executed by the cast, crew, and directors. Actors who take part in action movies have an increasingly daunting task of executing the emotions running through their characters during intense action sequences and the physical demands of the roles themselves. Especially in the newer generation of big-name actors, there are none playing a more active role in performing their own stunts than Tom Holland....
Top Gun: Maverick took the world by storm with its spectacle of aerial stunts and scenes. It provided a cinematic experience that will remain unparalleled for years to come, thanks to Joseph Kosinski’s impeccable direction, Jerry Bruckheimer’s power in producing, and Tom Cruise taking the lead to fill in the shoes of Pete “Maverick” Mitchell again. Both Kosinski and Bruckheimer have shared their thoughts on the physical toll of Top Gun’s aerial stunts, as well as some words on the possibility of another Top Gun sequel in the future....
TV Land has ordered a hidden-camera series, Make My Day, from producer Michael Davies and Sony Pictures Television, according to Variety. Make My Day revolves around people who are unwittingly put through a series of “weird and wonderful” surprises and coincidences set up by friends and family members. TV Land has ordered six segs of the hourlong series. It’s based on a successful format from British production company Monkey Kingdom that aired on the U....
Abbott Elementary star Tyler James Williams has won his first Golden Globe. Williams plays beloved substitute-turned-full time teacher Gregory Eddie on the ABC sitcom, and his performance earned the actor a golden statuette for Best Supporting Actor in a TV series. The actor used his sweet acceptance speech to call attention to the untold stories of real-life public school teachers like Greg and his colleagues, who are perpetually overworked, underpaid, and underappreciated....
If you feel like you’ve seen a Tony Scott movie about a train starring Denzel Washington before, you’re not wrong. In 2009 the director and star made their forth film together, “The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, 3,” which was about a subway train that has been taken hostage and it was up to Denzel to save the day. The duo’s latest film, “Unstoppable,” their fifth together, is about a runaway train that must be stopped and it is once again up to Denzel to save the day....
UPDATE: 10/7/10 12:15 PM PSTVariety is now reporting that Mark Duplass, who starred in Lynn Shelton’s Humpday, has joined the cast of the movie as well. The site reports that he will play a man who comes between the sisters played by Emily Blunt and Rachel Weisz. Original Story: Though Emily Blunt and Rachel Weisz are two of our busiest working actors, they’ve found time in-between their shooting schedules to appear together in Lynn Shelton’s upcoming, untitled comedy project....
Actors Vera Farmiga, Mia Wasikowska, Sam Neill and Sebastian Stan have signed on to join Anthony LaPaglia in A View from the Bridge. Anthony LaPaglia is also producing this adaptation of Arthur Miller’s 1955 play and reprising his role of Eddie Carbone from the 1998 stage revival, which he won a Tony award for. The story centers on Carbone, a dockworker who is unhappily married to Beatrice (Vera Farmiga) while raising their niece Catherine (Mia Wasikowska)....
IFC Films has provided MovieWeb with an exclusive never-before-seen clip from Bent Hamer’s Factotum, starring Matt Dillon, Lili Taylor, Fisher Stevens, Marisa Tomei, Didier Flamand, Adrienne Shelly, Karen Young and Tony Lyons. Based on the acclaimed second novel by Charles Bukowski. Factotum was published in 1975. The character of Henry Chinaski is widely known to be Bukowski’s alter ego. CLICK HERE to watch this MovieWeb exclusive clip! Henry Chinaski (Dillon) considers himself a writer, and on occasion writes....
If you haven’t gotten a chance to watch the Game of Thrones Season 7 finale yet, there will be plenty of SPOILERS below, so be sure to read on at your own risk. As is typically the case in any Game of Thrones season, the latest finale included some rather shocking revelations, including one scene that was quite controversial, and one that many other fans had been wanting to see all year....
