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movies10 days ago•13 min saved

The Uprising Hits Digital After Box Office Struggles

Paul Greengrass’s historical drama The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield, is now available for digital purchase and rental. The film, which rebrands the 1381 Peasants' Revolt as a Robin Hood origin story, follows a plague-surviving ploughman who leads a rebellion against King Richard II. Despite a marketing pivot that emphasized the Robin Hood connection, the movie underperformed at the box office, opening to just $3.25 million in North America. Physical releases on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD are scheduled for November 3, featuring deleted scenes and production featurettes.

via Gizmodo|

#andrew-garfield #focus-features #home-release

entertainment12 days ago•129 min saved

Weekend Streaming Slate Features 'Toy Story 5,' 'Unabomber,' and 'The Love Hypothesis'

Major streaming platforms released a diverse slate of new films and series for the weekend of September 26-27, 2026, including the animated sequel 'Toy Story 5,' the biopic 'Unabomber,' and the romantic comedy 'The Love Hypothesis.'

via Tom's Guide|

#disney #entertainment #movies

entertainment14 days ago•339 min saved

Weekend Streaming Highlights: 'UNABOMBER' Biopic and 'Backrooms' Horror Lead New Releases

The weekend of September 25-27, 2026, features major streaming debuts across major platforms. Netflix releases the biographical thriller 'UNABOMBER' and the 'A Different World' reboot. HBO Max adds the horror hit 'Backrooms,' while Hulu launches the 13th season of 'American Horror Story.' Prime Video offers the rom-com 'The Love Hypothesis,' and Disney+ features 'Toy Story 5.'

via Decider|

#entertainment #hbo-max #hulu

movies18 days ago•16 min saved

A Galaxy of Filmmakers Lights Up the Lucas Museum Opening

Germain Lussier covers the star-studded opening gala of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, where George Lucas and Mellody Hobson hosted a who’s-who of cinema—names like Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan, Guillermo del Toro, Spike Lee, and many others gathered for a historic photo that captures Hollywood’s legendary turnout; the museum opens September 22 and the piece notes that the lone photo is just a fragment of the event’s full guest list.

via Gizmodo|

#film-directors #george-lucas #hollywood

entertainment19 days ago•11 min saved

Orlando Bloom Calls Bucking Fastard Threesome Scene ‘Sincere’

Orlando Bloom revealed that filming a threesome with Rooney Mara and Kate Mara for Bucking Fastard felt “sincere,” praising director Werner Herzog’s hands-off approach as he portrays a sensitive, out-of-depth character; the piece also touches on how other stars view on-screen intimacy.

via E! News|

#entertainment #movies #orlando-bloom

movies20 days ago•15 min saved

Brad Pitt Reboots World War Z Sequel With Edward Berger

Brad Pitt is moving forward on a World War Z sequel, teaming with Edward Berger to direct and produce, with Dennis Kelly writing the script; plot details are under wraps, and while a release timeline isn’t public, Paramount’s renewed leadership has treated the project as a priority after years of development and failed attempts with other directors.

via Gizmodo|

#brad-pitt #dennis-kelly #edward-berger

movies21 days ago•10 min saved

Emma Mackey's Jadis Turns Chaos Loose in Narnia’s Prequel

Emma Mackey plays Jadis in Greta Gerwig's Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, described as “all chaos and bad plans,” combining a glamorous, war-ready look with a dangerous presence as she disrupts Digory and Polly’s world; the feature previews her character and notes the film’s 2027 release (cinemas Feb 12, Netflix Apr 2, 2027).

via empireonline.com|

#emma-mackey #greta-gerwig #jadis

movies21 days ago•10 min saved

Daniel Craig Steps Into Narnia as a Scheming Magician in Greta Gerwig's The Magician's Nephew

Daniel Craig is revealed as Uncle Andrew, the scheming magician at the center of Greta Gerwig's adaptation of The Magician's Nephew, whose overexcited magic disrupts Digory, Polly, and the world of Narnia; the film opens in cinemas on February 12, 2027 (Netflix release on April 2, 2027), with Empire teasing a world-exclusive cover story.

via empireonline.com|

#daniel-craig #greta-gerwig #movies

movies21 days ago•11 min saved

Greta Gerwig Reimagines Narnia as a Bowie-Driven Rock Fantasy

Empire reveals Greta Gerwig’s take on Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, a rock-infused fantasy inspired by 60s/70s British rock icons like David Bowie, relocated from the early 1900s to post‑war 1950s Britain. Digory and Polly are recast with new resonance, and while not a musical, the film aims for a rock-opera vibe. The cast includes Daniel Craig, Emma Mackey, and Meryl Streep, with a cinema release set for February 12, 2027 and Netflix arrival on April 2, 2027; the feature is teased in Empire’s world-exclusive cover story.

via empireonline.com|

#david-bowie #greta-gerwig #movies

movies22 days ago•10 min saved

Empire Unveils World-Exclusive Narnia Covers for The Magician’s Nephew

Empire reveals its world-exclusive Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew cover, highlighting Greta Gerwig’s bold new take on C.S. Lewis’s saga with Meryl Streep voicing Aslan; the feature includes on-set details with Daniel Craig, Emma Mackey, and newcomers Beatrice Campbell and David McKenna, and explains the film’s 1950s setting, first images, and release windows—cinemas February 12, 2027, with Netflix bow on April 2, 2027; the November 2026 issue hits newsstands on Sept 24.

via empireonline.com|

#aslan #daniel-craig #greta-gerwig

culture22 days ago•13 min saved

Daily Wire's Die Hard–style campus protest film earns a scathing Slate review

Slate’s Rebecca Onion harshly critiques Run Hide Fight: Infidels, a Daily Wire action film anchored by Jonathan Majors, calling it a deranged, disturbing Die Hard–style depiction that centers on Gaza-campus protests and violent hostage drama, while noting Majors’ controversial casting amid production turmoil and safety concerns on set.

via Slate Magazine|

#college #culture #guns

movies22 days ago•16 min saved

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Becomes U.S. Box Office Champion

Spider-Man: Brand New Day surpassed Star Wars: The Force Awakens to become the highest-grossing film in U.S. history at the domestic box office, reaching $936.66 million in 47 days; while inflation and premium formats help boost the total, the milestone marks a historic shift for Hollywood.

via Gizmodo|

#box-office #domestic-box-office #movies

movies23 days ago•22 min saved

Ink's Murdoch origin story reframes the mogul as an unlikely underdog

Danny Boyle’s Ink charts Rupert Murdoch’s early days in 1960s Britain, focusing on his takeover of The Sun and the clash with editor Larry Lamb; Guy Pearce plays a conflicted Murdoch as the film ties its past to today’s media landscape, with a Dec. 11 release and Netflix streaming starting Jan. 8, 2027.

via The Washington Post|

#danny-boyle #guy-pearce #ink-film

movies25 days ago•132 min saved

Misty Green: A Fading Star’s Comeback, Sharpened by a Dazzling Performance

Misty Green follows a down-on-her-luck actress who clings to a potential comeback via a Dreamgirls remake, anchored by Rosalind Eleazar’s standout performance; the film sharpens a critique of Hollywood’s racism and sexism but struggles to fully realize its own premise.

via Vulture|

#chris-rock #dreamgirls-remake #misty-green

entertainment25 days ago•6 min saved

Practical Magic 2 casts a No.1 spell with a $30M debut

Warner Bros.’ Practical Magic 2 opened at No. 1 with about $30 million in North America from 4,146 theaters and roughly $16 million internationally for a $46 million global debut, reviving a cult favorite with Bullock and Kidman. It edged out Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which fell to second, as The Odyssey holds the third spot; next weekend will test the film’s staying power against limited direct competition.

via NBC News|

#box-office #entertainment #movies