‘Shazam’ May Feature A DC Hero Cameo, But It Won’t Be What You Expect Warner Bros. and DC are riding high off the huge success of James Wan’sAquaman, and they’ll try to keep that going in a couple months with the release ofDavid F. Sandberg’sShazam!A new report suggests the upcoming superhero comedy will feature a cameo from a fellow DC hero, and if it’s true, this cameo sounds like it will be one of the strangest cameos in recent memory....

‘Star Wars: Rogue One’ Props & Costumes Reveal New Information And Vehicles Star Wars Celebration Europe 2016 has kicked off, and the first thing we saw on the show floor was theRogue One: A Star Wars Storyexhibit featuring props and costumes from the upcomingStar Warsmovie. After the jump you will find a gallery of photos along with the information provided to us on the display plaques. You will see new ships, new weapons and learn a lot of new information about the new characters in Gareth Edwards' film....

‘Stranger Things’ Getting A Temporary Bonus Attraction In Universal Studios Florida There’s plenty ofStranger Thingsaction happening at Universal Studios Florida right now thanks to the themed maze that’s running during the annual Halloween Horror Nights event. But it sounds like the theme park will be getting another bonus attraction tied to Hawkins, Indiana and all the supernatural occurrences that have happened in the Midwest. However, this new Universal StudiosStranger Thingsattraction sounds a little peculiar, and we’re not entirely sure what to make of it....

‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ Featurette: James Cameron Hypes The Sequel To ‘Terminator 2’ This morning,the first teaser trailerforTerminator: Dark Fatearrived online. Since this Terminator sequel is actually bringing backLinda Hamiltonas Sarah Connor and Arnold Schwarzenegger as an aged T-800 cyborg again, producerJames Cameronhas some explaining to do as to what’s going on with this sequel. ATerminator: Dark Fatefeaturette has arrived, and for those who haven’t been keeping up with the Terminator news beat, it explains how the movie fits into the timeline....

‘The Women’ Revisited: 1939’s All-Female Event Film Feels Like The Precursor To ‘Black Panther’ And ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ (Welcome to1939: Revisited, a column dedicated to taking a look back at some of the films of one of the most highly-praised years in film history and explaining why they still matter today. In this entry:The Womenfeels reminiscent of modern blockbusters that focus on groups that don’t often get to dominate the screen....

2019 DGA Award Winners: Alfonso Cuarón’s ‘Roma’ Victory Gets Closer To Oscar Gold Awards season has brought another key victory for the powerful Mexican dramaRoma. Last night, the Director’s Guild of America handed out their 2019 awards, and Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film went toAlfonso Cuarónfor his work behind the camera on the Netflix movie. After winning one of the 2019 DGA Awards, it’s practically a done deal that he’ll walk away with the Oscar for Best Director....

A Tall Task For Short Films: How Festivals Are Adapting To A Changing Landscape For Viewers No story in the world of short-form content attracted as much attention (and derision) as the staggering collapse of Quibi, Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s mobile video platform dedicated solely to “quick bites” of content. Don’t write the epitaph for shorts solely based on the demise of Quibi, however. As smartphones and internet speeds have better adapted to a video-based web, the ecosystem to exhibit and enjoy short films has only grown more expansive and exciting....

A24’s The Beach Will Be A ‘Continuous Streaming Experience’ Lasting One Week The ouroboros is traditionally represented by the image of a snake eating its own tail, suggesting a sense of reincarnation; of endless cycles of life, death, and rebirth; or merely anything that has an established brand that has taken it to such an extreme that it’s sort of disappeared up its own, well, you know. Why do I mention any of this?...

Baby Yoda Toys May Be Delayed Due To Coronavirus, Disney Pushes ‘Mulan’ Release Date In Some International Markets As the coronavirus continues to claim lives and infect people in multiple countries across the world, the virus is also having an impact on the entertainment industry. A new report says that Hasbro’s supply chain has been interrupted because of the coronavirus, leading at least one expert to predict that Baby Yoda toy deliveries to the United States might be delayed....

Ben Affleck’s Abandoned Batman Movie Would Have Been A Dark Journey Into Arkham Asylum After taking on Superman and rounding up the Justice League (which made him take on Superman again),Ben Affleckretired from being Batman. But before putting away the cape and cowl, there was a developing movie that would have taken Ben Affleck’s version of The Caped Crusader to one of the most famed places in the character’s comic history: Arkham Asylum....

Church Spire Topples & Swan Escapes In Town Where Hot Fuzz Was Filmed A church spire has suddenly fallen over in Wells, Somerset. Is this the work of natural forces? A sign of the end of the times? Or could it be the work of the NWA? No,not that NWA, but the bad guys from Edgar Wright’s 2007 buddy-cop comedy"Hot Fuzz." In “Hot Fuzz,” a seemingly peaceful English village is plagued by a series of freak accidents … but they’re not accidents at all....

Cool Stuff: Custom LEGO Version Of Pixar’s ‘Tin Toy’ Short We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Today audiences knowPixar Animationfor delivering stunning feature length computer animated movies. But before they were able to complete the incredible feat that wasToy Story, they created computer animated shorts in the late 1980s. One of their earliest shorts wasTin Toy, a predecessor toToy Storyin more ways than one, and one Pixar fan has given the main character in the film a building block makeover....

Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol: Release Date, Cast And More (Welcome to…And More, our no-frills, zero B.S. guide to when and where you can watch upcoming movies and shows, and everything else you could possibly stand to know.) Gather ‘round the campfire for another ripe old yarn adapted from the works ofDan Brown. You’ve read his page-turners on planes, perhaps. On the big screen, you’ve seen Tom Hanks portray Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon inThe Da Vinci Code,Angels and Demons,andInferno....