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Anya Taylor-Joy Travels Back In Time In Thriller 'Last Night in Soho'
Edgar Wright said he drew inspiration from the likes of Alfred Hitchcock and Italian horror director Dario Argento to depict the dark side of London in his psychological thriller "Last Night in Soho". -
'Dune' Movie Will Thrill Ardent Fans, May Mystify Others, Critics Say
Starring Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya, "Dune" "earns five stars for world-building and about two-and-a-half for storytelling. It's not just that the story loses its pulse. It loses any sense that we're emotionally invested in it." -
Tom Cruise Films 'Top Gun,' 'Mission: Impossible' Delayed Amid COVID-19 Wave
Paramount Pictures has delayed the release of Tom Cruise films "Top Gun: Maverick" until May 2022 and "Mission: Impossible 7" until September 2022, a spokesman for the ViacomCBS Inc studio said Wednesday, as COVID-19 infections rise. -
Asian-led 'Shang-Chi' Battles For Glory In Marvel's Film Universe
Marvel's next big-screen superhero spectacle, "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," opens Friday, aiming to thrill audiences while breaking Hollywood barriers with a predominantly Asian cast. -
'Black Widow' Helps Disney Collect $125 Million in Online Revenue
Walt Disney said in a court filing on Friday that it has garnered $125 million in online revenue from the Marvel superhero film "Black Widow", three weeks after getting sued by its star Scarlett Johansson. -
Dylan Penn Takes The Lead In Family-affair 'Flag Day'
Dylan Penn, daughter of Hollywood heavyweights Sean Penn and Robin Wright, says she initially turned down the chance to star in her father's new film "Flag Day" - her first major movie role - but its lengthy production let her mature into the part. -
Box Office: 'Free Guy' Debuts at No. 1 With Surprisingly Strong $28.4 Million
Overseas, "Free Guy" amassed $22.5 million for a global tally of $51 million. -
'The Many Saints of Newark' Sequel? 'Sopranos' Creator Teases New Content
The Sopranos creator David Chase maybe thinking of a possible sequel for The Many Saints of Newark, which is a prequel to what many argue as the best TV series of all time. The marquee crime drama may get another prequel, one closer to the series’ timeline. -
Bam Margera: Injunction on Jackass 'Forever Release'; Suing Johnny Knoxville, Jeff Tremaine Following Ouster
Bam Margera just filed a law suit against Johnny Knoxville, Paramount Pictures, Jeff Tremaine, MTV Networks and other entities related to Jackass 4: Forever from which he was cut after testing positive on a drug test. Margera claims protected class status; justifying the use of Aderall as necessity for treating attention deficit disorder. -
'CODA' Breaks New Ground For Deaf Movie Theater-goers
"CODA," a coming-of-age story about the only hearing member of a deaf family, will change that when it is screened with open captions that need no special equipment in all U.S. and U.K. movie theaters and showtimes, starting Friday. -
Box Office: 'The Suicide Squad' Underwhelms With $26.5 Million Debut
"The Suicide Squad," the R-rated comic book adaptation directed by James Gunn, underwhelmed in its box office debut, collecting $26.5 million from 4,002 North American theaters. -
Box Office: 'Jungle Cruise' Docks With $34 Million in Theaters, $30 Million on Disney Plus
"Jungle Cruise" completed its first voyage with $34.2 million in theatrical ticket sales and another $30 million on Disney Plus, leading the competition in North America.
