Saw 11 Release Date Gets Pushed Back By One Year
The Saw 11 release date is officially being delayed by one year by Lionsgate as the studio undergoes a wide-range shift in its release calendar. Custom Image by Grant Hermanns Summary Lionsgate delays Saw 11 's release by a full…
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MCU’s Fantastic Four Movie Casts Ozark Star as Its Female Silver Surfer
Summary Julia Garner will play the female version of Silver Surfer, Shalla-Bal, in the upcoming Fantastic Four movie. Shalla-Bal is connected to Marvel characters like Galactus, Mephisto, and Nova in Marvel Comics. The film, set for July 2025, will also…
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FOLIE Á DEUX; Film Lands an R-Rating — GeekTyrant
The Joker sequel will be a jukebox musical that will consist of 15 well-known songs, and its story will mostly be set in Arkham Asylum. The film’s title, Joker: Folie à Deux, refers to the clinical term for the “shared…
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Jelly Roll Tops With 3 Wins
Jelly Roll topped the 2024 CMT Music Awards on Sunday night, taking home three trophies. The country singer won video of the year and male video of the year for “Need a Favor” as well as CMT performance of the…
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David Harbour Joins New Sylvester Stallone-Penned Thriller ‘Levon’s Trade’
The Big Picture David Harbour joins Jason Statham in new thriller Levon's Trade , along with Michael Peña and more. Levon's Trade is based on Chuck Dixon's book series, follows Statham as former agent seeking daughter. Amazon MGM Studios to…
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Which Comics Inspired James Gunn’s Superman? David Corenswet Responds
Summary DCU's new Superman movie draws inspiration from iconic comic books All-Star Superman and For All Seasons , promising an epic and emotional storyline. David Corenswet, portraying Superman, shared insight on the film's tone and vibe during The Greatest Hits…
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11 Movie Damsels Who Are Definitely Not in Distress
These 11 female leads might be damsels, but don’t think for a second they’re in distress. The post 11 Movie Damsels Who Are Definitely Not in Distress appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer…
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Memento’s Disastrous First Screenings Recounted By Jonathan Nolan
Summary Memento was initially rejected by distributors despite its eventual success, motivating Jonathan Nolan to create challenging works. Jonathan and Christopher Nolan believe in smart audiences who appreciate complex narratives in movies and TV shows. The lesson from Memento led…
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‘Superheroes Can Look Like Any of Us’
Summary The Marvel Cinematic Universe is diversifying, showing us that superheroes can look like any of us. The Marvels faced backlash and disappointment, despite sharing an important message of diversity and inclusion in superhero stories. Quick turnaround times from theatrical…
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Sam Raimi’s SPIDER-MAN Franchise Actor Dylan Baker Talks About His Disappointment in Not Returning for Fourth Film — GeekTyrant
Director Sam Raimi launched a new era of superhero films when he kicked off his web-crawler franchise with Spider-Man (2002). His trilogy blew fans away, and even though the character and story have been rebooted several times since then, these…
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William Kidston Dead: Emmy-Winning Photographer Was 68
William Kidston, a three-time Emmy-winning photographer who worked in Hollywood for decades, died March 22 of prostate cancer at his home in Denver, publicist Roger Neal announced. He was 68. “He was a staple on many red carpets, beloved by…
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Joseph Quinn Says Agreeing to ‘The Fantastic Four’ Was an “Easy Decision”
The Big Picture Joseph Quinn, set to play Johnny Storm in Marvel's Fantastic Four, shared excitement about the role at a recent convention panel. Director Matt Shakman's vision, alongside a talented cast including Vanessa Kirby and Pedro Pascal, drew Quinn…
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