In previous years, April might have signaled the calm before the blockbuster storm, but Hollywood has expanded their definition of the season. While limited releases (with some available everywhere on VOD) are the most promising films this month, Marvel will release their latest tentpole and a Christopher Nolan protege gets his first chance at directing....
Coming off the one-two punch of Enemy and Prisoners, Denis Villeneuve has proven he can grab audiences in Hollywood, while still providing his unique style....
As the days wind down until the Cannes Film Festival line-up announcement, distributors are letting loose the first look at a handful of hopeful contenders....
Although it wasn't brought up a single time in Warner Bros.' CinemaCon 2014 presentation last week, they will indeed be releasing Paul Thomas Anderson's Inh...
Leading today's casting announcements is news on one of our most-anticipated projects. After finally pulling together financing for his English-language deb...
Making over $165 million off a $7 million budget, it's apparent Warner Bros. is interested in a sequel to Magic Mike, but with Steven Soderbergh stepping aw...
As Jason Segel says goodbye to How I Met Your Mother tonight, Sony Pictures found it prime time to release the first trailer for their summer comedy, Sex Ta...
X-Men: Days of Future Past won't be 20th Century Fox's only sequel to a prequel this year; surprising audiences two summers ago, the apes will return to the...
One of the biggest curiosities as of late in the land of Hollywood is the delayed release of the period drama Serena. Featuring a reteam of Jennifer Lawrenc...
Once titled Can a Song Save Your Life?, but now going under the title Begin Again, the latest film from Once director John Carney premiered at Toronto Inter...
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