New Jurassic World Dominion TV Spot Promises The End Of An Era “Jurassic World Dominion” is still nearly two months away, but the latest dinosaur-filled sequel is already dropping TV spots to get audiences excited. The newest footage from the sequel to “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” knows where its bread is buttered, as it delivers more footage of Jeff Goldblum’s fan favorite character Dr. Ian Malcolm than ever. “The doomsday clock might be out of time,” the leather-jacket-wearing mathematician declares in the new promo, which is a far cry from the “life, uh, finds a way” mantra we know (and love) him for....

Page 2: MST3K, BTTF, PotA, Princess Bride, Star Wars, Breaking Bad, Pacific Rim, HttyD, Steven Spielberg Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included36 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. Header Photo: 3D Print A Pair OfMST3KGlasses Boom and Bust:10 BestMichael BayExplosions...

Paramount Pictures Pulls ‘The Little Prince’ One Week Before Release In The US One week before the animated film was slated to hit theaters in the United States, Paramount Pictures has pulledThe Little Princefrom its schedule release date ofMarch 18th, 2016. The film has been waiting to hit theaters in the US since debuting at the Cannes Film Festival last year and hitting various international markets afterwards. It’s already grossed $80 million overseas, but now it will have to wait a bit longer for a debut in the United States....

Pixar Canada Officially Opens In May of last year,we told youthat Disney was planning to build a 20,000 square-foot computer animation studio in Vancouver, British Columbia. Well, Pixar Canada officially opened its doors this week. The new facility will employ 75 to 100 people, but right now has about twenty employees on staff. The purpose of the Canada-based studio is to produce computer animated short films, which usually run anywhere from three to six minutes in length, and take 6 to 8 months to produce....

Quentin Tarantino Is A Terrible Choice For ‘Star Trek’ (Welcome toThe Soapbox, the space where we get loud, feisty, political, and opinionated about anything and everything. In this edition: whyQuentin TarantinoandStar Trekare a match made in hell.) I’m calling on all of everyStar Trek"purist" who claims to have a problem withStar Trek: Discoveryto direct their indignation to a piece of news worthy of such emotion — Quentin Tarantino directing aStar Trekmovie....

Sequel Bits: ‘Star Trek 3’, ‘Expendables 3’, ‘The Raid 2’, ‘Machete Kills’ Who better to make a specialGrown Ups 2chili recipe thanGuy Fieri? Also after the jump: Seeing how we don’t own the rights to Hellboy, there may be lawyers that would get upset about that. But you know, in Guillermo’s world, maybe he can make that go away. I don’t know. [Laughs] That’s not a flat-out no, but it’s very far from an enthusiastic yes....

Signs Ending Explained: Swing Away M. Night Shyamalan movies get a lot of flack, and they don’t deserve it. As we’ve discussed here at /Film before, M. Night Shyamalan movies aregood, actually, and we’re not just talking about twist endings. Arguablyone of his bestmovies, Shyamalan’s “Signs” focuses on a former minister named Graham Hess (Mel Gibson) who lives on a farm in Pennsylvania with his children Bo (Abigail Breslin) and Morgan (Rory Culkin), and his brother Merrill (Joaquin Phoenix)....

Stan Lee’s ‘The Defenders’ Cameo Has Been Revealed You know the drill by now. At some point in every Marvel movie, an elderly gentleman with a familiar face will arrive on screen. Sometimes he’ll literally just walk through the frame. Other times, he’ll be involved in some kind of sight gag. If the filmmakers are feeling reallyconfident, they may even give him a quick line or two, something that can make use of his innate but specific charisma because he’s not arealactor....

Star Wars Bits: Daniel Radcliffe Dressing Up For ‘Force Awakens,’ B-Wing Origins And More His cells have the highest concentration ofStar Wars BitsI have seen in a life-form. It was possible he was conceived by the Star Wars Bits. Allurehas a look behind the makeup and hairstyle work that needs to be done to maintainChewbacca’s appearance on the big screen. With all that fur, it’s not surprising that the four and a half suits used for the movie need constant care and maintenance....

Superhero Bits: Man Of Steel, The Wolverine, Justice League, Dark Knight Rises, Red 2, Kick-Ass 2 Want to readDavid Goyertalking aboutMan of Steel? Why doesHugh Jackmanthink his latest film is calledThe Wolverine? How hasBen Affleckresponded to theJustice Leaguerumors? How doesBruce Willislook on the set ofRed 2? DoesStan Leenow share a trait withIron Man? WillFamke Janssenbe returning to theX-Menfranchise? Has theDark Knight Trilogybox set been revealed? And what’s going on on the set ofKick-Ass 2?...

The Biggest 2018 Oscar Snubs And Surprises The Academy Awards can be a source of great joy and great misery for movie fans. On one hand, it’s fun to watch your favorite movies get celebrated by the industry that spawned them, to see incredible artists awarded with golden statuettes. On the other, it’s an opportunity to moan and groan because the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciencesjust doesn’t get itand failed to nominated the truly deserving movies and/or performers....

The Classic Anime That Inspired The Matrix It’s hardly a secret that 1999’s sci fi martial arts blockbuster masterpiece “The Matrix” was inspired by 1995’s generation-defining cyberpunk film “Ghost in the Shell.” “The Matrix” is packed with references to its predecessor: head jacks in the back of the neck, exploding watermelons, a woman in tight clothing falling from a great height through the city. Even the green color grading in “The Matrix” looks to be influenced by “Ghost in the Shell....

The DNA Of George Lucas' First Two Movies Is Present In Every ‘Star Wars’ Film (Welcome toThe Movies That Made Star Wars, a series where we explore the films that inspired George Lucas' iconic universe. In this edition: George Lucas’s first two filmsAmerican GraffitiandTHX-1138) George Lucas' first two films,THX-1138(1971) andAmerican Graffiti(1973) couldn’t be more different. One is a bleak, dystopian science fiction film about how difficult it is for the human spirit to overcome a drug-addled world run by Christian conservatives....