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Vincent D’Onofrio would love for The Kingpin to face-off against Tom Holland’s Peter Parker in a fourth Spider-Man movie and thinks (quite rightly) that everybody else wants to see it too. Following his hugely crowd-pleasing return to the Marvel fray in the recent Disney+ series, Hawkeye, D’Onofrio has discussed his supervillain role on the Sarah O’Connell Show, and is hoping that Wilson Fisk will be brought back for more, with the actor thinking it would be “really fun” to battle the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man....

You can take an interesting look at the commander-in-chief on DVD and Blu-ray this coming February. W. will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on February 10. We have no cover art or full special features details as of yet, but the DVD will be priced at $29.95 SRP and the Blu-ray will go for $39.99 SRP. The film stars Josh Brolin, Elizabeth Banks, James Cromwell, Jeffrey Wright and Thandie Newton....

“Dream is destiny,” says a little girl, in the opening scene of the groundbreaking and fascinating movie, Waking Life. Written and directed by Richard Linklater and released in 2001, this experimental movie is philosophical and surreal, as it dances from one scene to the next; one character to the next. Most of the characters don’t even have names, and the places are random and melt from one to another. Even the main character (played by Wiley Wiggins from Dazed and Confused) lacks a name, though he is one of the few consistent characters throughout the movie, tying each disjointed scene together in his search to know whether he is dreaming, and how to wake up....

Following the lawsuit filed last year by The Walking Dead creator Frank Darabont, who is seeking a whopping $280 million in profits from the show that he wasn’t paid by the network, four more executive producers have filed a similar lawsuit, which could force the network to pay out even more, with damages that could potentially reach $1 billion. Executive producers Robert Kirkman, who creates the comic books the show is based on, Gale Anne Hurd, David Alpert and former showrunner Glen Mazarra have filed their own lawsuit against AMC, in what could potentially be the biggest profits case in TV history....

Marvel Studios officially announced a WandaVision spin-off about Agatha Harkness during its Disney+ Day presentation back in November, but updates on the project have been scarce since then. With series such as Hawkeye and Moon Knight debuting since then and projects like Ms. Marvel and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law on the way, there hasn’t been a lot of time to discuss Agatha: House of Harkness. That’s not to mention the other Disney+ shows in development, including Echo, Ironheart, Armor Wars, and the second seasons of both What If…?...

Universal Pictures have provided us with six brand new clips from the upcoming Paul Greengrass film Green Zone, which will be released in theaters everywhere on March 12. Click on these new videos below to go deeper inside this brand new film action thriller, which stars Matt Damon. Paul Greengrass’ Green Zone stars Matt Damon, Greg Kinnear, Amy Ryan, Brendan Gleeson, Jason Isaacs, Khalid Abdalla and will be released in theaters nationwide on March 12....

In addition to MovieWeb’s coverage of our recent trip out to KNB Effects, we’ve now been provided with video footage from the event which includes FX guru Greg Nicotero’s “zombie bite” demonstration! With his career coming full circle, Greg Nicotero was the special makeup effects designer on “George A. Romero’s Land of the Dead”. In this exclusive look into his studio, we see how a zombie makeup is created step-by-step, how a “zombie bite” is rigged and executed, and how the different zombie heads and props from the film were designed and realized....

Werewolf by Night, Marvel’s answer to a Halloween Special, is coming to Disney+ on October 7th. The big announcement for the film came at D23 when the trailer was released as well. Werewolf by Night looks like a title you might see playing in front of the Mystery Science Theater team, except it’s genuinely scary. That’s a big step for the MCU, considering that Disney isn’t typically known for making movies in the horror genre....

With rumors swirling that Jodie Whittaker is on her way out of the Doctor Who franchise, Whoopi Goldberg is hoping she could be the next person cast as the Doctor. Years ago, Goldberg had been eyeing the part with aspirations of becoming the first female Doctor before Whittaker was ultimately cast. Now that the 13th Doctor seems to be nearing the end of her road, Goldberg is speaking back up about the role that got away, remaining hopeful that she could become the first American Doctor....

Punisher fans have seen ups and downs with how their favorite vigilante justice anti-hero has been portrayed in films and television. Still, the subject of Dolph Lundgren in the role packs a punch that could put Sylvester Stallone in the hospital. As news of the Punisher series moving to Disney+ circulates, fans are again forced to acknowledge the pieces of a broken franchise that started with Lundgren. He’s hard to beat....

Spoiler Warning: Moon Knight Season One The question still remains: will Moon Knight be getting another season? The newest Marvel series follows Oscar Isaac as the titular superhero, though there are three different personalities inside him that take on the role. The Moon Knight powers come as part of being an Avatar for Khonshu, the ancient Egyptian god of the moon. Steven and Marc spent the first season battling for control over their body, trying to stop Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) from resurrecting a god that would probably eliminate a large portion of the Earth’s population, and keeping Marc’s wife Layla (May Calamawy) from becoming Khonshu’s next Avatar....

Between The Hangover and The Hangover Part II, “The Wolf Pack” has brought in over $1 billion worldwide, and it seems Warner Bros. will have to dig deeper into those profits to ensure The Hangover Part III happens. A new report reveals stars Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, and Ed Helms are asking for $15 million apiece to reprise their roles in The Hangover Part III. It is believed that the deals are being finalized, which includes a back end percentage on top of the $15 million, and the actors will likely get what they requested....

We are approaching the arrival of The Last of Us on HBO, and ahead of the TV show’s debut, it has been revealed that a companion podcast will also be launched. Better yet, the podcast will feature a voice that’s very familiar to those who’ve played the original video game. Troy Baker, the voiceover artist who plays the video game version of Pedro Pascal’s Joel, will reportedly host the new podcast alongside series creators Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, offering a deep dive into each episode with a scene-by-scene analysis....

Marilyn Munster is heading back to 1313 Mockingbird Lane. After announcing a slew of cast members for The Munsters, an upcoming reboot film based on the original TV series of the same name, Rob Zombie has now finally confirmed that original series star Pat Priest has joined the cast. Priest replaced original Marilyn Munster actress Beverly Owen after the show’s first 13 episodes and remained in the role throughout the rest of the sitcom’s 70-episode run....

Shorts International and Magnolia Pictures will once again bring the wildly popular Oscar-nominated short film program (Live-Action and Animation) to theaters in the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom. The Oscar Shorts program will open in theaters from February 19th, expanding to 100 cities in the following weeks. A list of participating theatres will be available at TheOscarShorts.com beginning February 4th. The theatrical release of the Academy Award-nominated short films has met with enthusiastic audiences ever since their launch 5 years ago, giving people around the world an opportunity to see the nominated films prior to the 82nd Academy Awards ceremony on March 7th....

The last year has been a tricky time for movie productions, whether undergoing daily Covid tests or delaying filming due to outbreaks of the virus among the cast and crew, and for Red Notice, the Dwayne Johnson Netflix thriller, it also meant that a number of big action set pieces had to be completely reworked. Speaking in a new interview with Deadline, writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber talked about how one of the biggest sequences in the movie had to be revamped due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and when the stunt in question originally involved on location filming of a car chase in Italy, the complete shutdown in March 2020 was felt fully by the production....

The official tally hasn’t been released yet, but early indicators show that a highly-anticipated vampire sequel might have set a record from its midnight debut last night. Deadline Hollywood Daily is reporting that The Twilight Saga: New Moon took in between $23 and $24 million from midnight screenings, which would be a new record if it holds true. The mark would eclipse the $22.2 million that Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince set this summer, which beat out last summer’s blockbuster The Dark Knight’s tally of $18....

The Weinstein Co. is taking the Jim Henson series Fraggle Rock, and turning it into a live-action musical fitted for the big screen. According to Variety, Cory Edwards, who directed the animated Hoodwinked for TWC, will direct the picture and write the screenplay. The Jim Henson Co. will produce and TWC will distribute. Just like the series, the film will be populated by a mix of human characters and Fraggle Rock puppets....

If there are two Reginas you need to know in Hollywood, these are them: Regina King and Regina Hall. Both of them are the same age, had a steady rise in the entertainment world, created careers out of modest means, and have fathers that were electricians. Regina Hall was born in Washington D.C. and originally sought out a career in writing and literature. She received her undergraduate degree in English and then studied journalism at NYU’s graduate school....

The 1970s were a time of artistic renaissance for American film: a new generation of spirited filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese and John Cassavetes took independent cinema into grittier, more real, and darker terrains. At the same time, mainstream cinema was becoming bigger, wilder, and grimmer. Reflecting the pessimism and economic stagnation of the time, the 1970s saw a golden era for disaster films that thrilled audiences with the possibility of chaos: boats sank, huge buses crashed, skyscrapers came down, and nuclear meltdown seemed imminent....