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entertainment13 hours ago•5 min saved

CinemaCon 2026 Preview: Trailers Likely to Surface Online After Exhibitor Screenings

CinemaCon 2026 kicks off with studios presenting upcoming titles to theater owners, and while most footage stays behind closed doors, a handful of trailers are expected to drop online soon after exhibitions. Sony is expected to reveal in‑room Spider-Man footage and a Resident Film trailer, with Warner Bros. anticipated clips from Supergirl, Mortal Kombat II, and Dune: Part Three and potential early looks at other projects. Universal, Amazon MGM, Paramount, and Disney also plan previews, including The Mandalorian and Grogu, Moana, Scary Movie 6, Jackass 5, Avengers: Doomsday, and various Godzilla-related titles. In short, trailers that go online will be selective, but the event will generate subsequent headlines as new footage leaks/gets released.

via Dark Horizons|

#cinemacon #entertainment #film-industry

movies2 days ago•15 min saved

Soderbergh Abandons Ben Solo Movie, Shifts to New Star Wars Project

Steven Soderbergh confirms the Ben Solo film won’t happen after Disney leadership changes; he enjoyed the work but has moved on to a new project, leaving The Hunt for Ben Solo scrapped. With that idea off the table, Star Wars’ cinematic future now centers on The Mandalorian and Grogu alongside a Ryan Gosling–led project.

via Gizmodo|

#adam-driver #ben-solo #movies

entertainment11 days ago•3 min saved

Netflix Unveils a Packed April 2026 Slate with Returns and New Movies

Netflix reveals its April 2026 lineup, led by the return of XO, Kitty Season 3 on April 2 and The Bad Guys: The Series Season 2, plus a wide roster of films including Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and A Quiet Place Part II, with new titles rolling out across the month (noting a stray August reference in the text).

via ComicBook.com|

#april2026 #entertainment #movies

entertainment11 days ago•4 min saved

Netflix’s Big Week: New Releases Arrive March 30–April 5, 2026

Netflix's March 30–April 5, 2026 lineup features high-profile debuts like 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple and XO, Kitty (Season 3), plus Merrily We Roll Along, along with a broad slate of films and series arriving throughout the week.

via What's on Netflix|

#entertainment #movies #netflix

entertainment13 days ago•94 min saved

Five Overlooked Paramount+ Gems Worth Streaming Today

Tom's Guide highlights five overlooked Paramount+ titles—Annihilation, Fences, Our Friend, Love and Monsters, and Nocturnal Animals—explaining why each is worth streaming now, from visionary sci-fi and powerhouse drama to a tearjerker and a witty post‑apocalyptic adventure.

via tomsguide.com|

#entertainment #movies #paramount-plus

movies13 days ago•37 min saved

Driving Miss Daisy: From Best Picture Crown to Modern Controversy

The 1989 film Driving Miss Daisy was a box-office hit and won Best Picture, but decades later its portrayal of racism has drawn sharp criticism and backlash, with critics like Spike Lee arguing it’s outdated and not representative of real schooling in film, leading to ongoing reassessments that label the movie as overrated or controversial in today’s context.

via Yahoo|

#best-picture #do-the-right-thing #driving-miss-daisy

movies13 days ago•58 min saved

The 25 Worst 1980s Movies, Ranked by IMDb Votes

Stacker, using IMDb user vote data (with a minimum threshold) and metascores, ranks the 25 worst movies of the 1980s—from #25 My Stepmother Is an Alien to #1 Jaws: The Revenge—highlighting the era’s campy sequels and box‑office flops that linger in memory for all the wrong reasons.

via Yahoo|

#eighties-cinema #imdb-data #movies

movies14 days ago•475 min saved

Hulu's Time-Travel Mob Comedy Aims for Midnight Cult Status

Vulture’s Bilge Ebiri calls Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice a wildly violent, stylishly chaotic action-comedy now on Hulu, featuring Vince Vaughn in a dual role and a time-travel twist. While the tonal shifts aren’t perfectly cohesive, the film’s zippy banter, inventive set-pieces, and a climactic shootout suggest strong midnight-movie/cult-potential for the right crowd.

via Vulture|

#cult-film #hulu #movie-review

entertainment14 days ago•510 min saved

Weekend Watchlist: 13 Fresh Picks for Movies and TV

Vulture's 13-item weekend guide gathers a mix of new releases, returning favorites, and anniversary events across theaters and streaming. Highlights include a new horror-comedy, BTS documentary, Hannah Montana’s 20th-anniversary special, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run, Daredevil: Born Again season 2 on Disney+, Sentimental Value on Hulu, and a Stand by Me 40th-anniversary theatrical re-release, with options on Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and in theaters.

via Vulture|

#entertainment #movies #streaming

movies14 days ago•15 min saved

Glen Powell Steps Into Fox McCloud for the Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Io9/gizmodo reports that Glen Powell confirmed he’s playing Fox McCloud in the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy Movie via an Instagram cosplay video, teasing a Fox presence beyond a cameo and fueling chatter about a broader Nintendo cinematic universe.

via Gizmodo|

#fox-mccloud #glen-powell #movies

movies15 days ago•16 min saved

Oscars Go Downtown and Digital: A YouTube-First Ceremony in 2029

The Academy Awards will move in 2029 from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood to the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles and shift broadcast to YouTube instead of ABC, with the new venue offering about 7,100 seats (up from around 3,400) and upgrades to support the ceremony, signaling a major break from tradition while the 2027 and 2028 ceremonies will still be held at the Dolby Theatre.

via Gizmodo|

#hollywood #la-live #movies

movies17 days ago•15 min saved

Weir Applauds a Smart Change That Elevates Project Hail Mary on Screen

Author Andy Weir says the movie adaptation of Project Hail Mary improves his story by dropping the book’s coma-gene subplot and instead relies on Ryland Grace’s knowledge and being the last survivor to land him on the ship, preserving immediacy without the contrived science.

via Gizmodo|

#andy-weir #coma-gene #movie-adaptation

movies20 days ago•25 min saved

Lord & Miller Score Tyson's Nod on Project Hail Mary's Science

Filmmakers Phil Lord and Chris Miller asked Neil deGrasse Tyson to critique the science in Project Hail Mary; after attending a premiere, Tyson reportedly said they got the science right and passed the Tyson test. The piece notes Tyson's history of critiquing sci‑fi and mentions Brian Cox's input, while the movie opened with about $11 million domestically.

via Cinemablend|

#chris-miller #movies #neil-degrasse-tyson

entertainment20 days ago•20 min saved

Chuck Norris Dies at 86, Martial Arts Icon and TV Hero Remembered

Chuck Norris, the martial-arts champion who became an Eighties action star and the face of Walker, Texas Ranger, has died at 86 after a medical emergency in Hawaii. Born Carlos Ray Norris in 1940, he rose from a shy, bullied youth to world middleweight karate champion (1968–1974) before starring in films like Missing in Action and The Delta Force, and later headlining the long-running TV series Walker, Texas Ranger. He helped found charitable groups, became a pop-culture meme, and remained active in politics and film. He is survived by his wife Gena O’Kelley and five children: Mike, Eric, Dina, Dakota, and Danilee.

via Rolling Stone|

#chuck-norris #entertainment #martial-arts

movies21 days ago•37 min saved

Lord & Miller Explain the Heart, Humor, and Puppetry Behind Project Hail Mary

Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller discuss making Project Hail Mary with Ryan Gosling, detailing how they blend earnest emotion with crowd-pleasing humor, the practical-puppet Rocky, the karaoke scene with Sandra Hüller, and their collaboration with Andy Weir to keep the science accurate, while drawing on lessons from Solo and their Spider-Verse work as they push into Beyond the Spider-Verse and other projects.

via Rolling Stone|

#chris-miller #movies #phil-lord