Superhero Bits: Thor: Ragnarok Sneak Peek Coming To Disneyland, The Joker Script Done Soon & More Who are the first DLC characters coming toMarvel vs Capcom: Infinite? Is there any chance of seeingHarley QuinnonGothamat all? Whose cameo ended up cut fromGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2? Where and when can you get a new sneak peek ofThor: Ragnarok? When will the first draft ofThe Jokerorigin story be finished? What are theSentinel ServicesonThe Gifted?...

Surprise! Adam Wingard’s Made A ‘Blair Witch’ Sequel, Watch The Trailer [Comic-Con 2016] Not too long ago,we heard about a new horror moviecalledThe Woods. Though we didn’t get a lot of detail at the time, we were immediately intrigued, since it was to be the next release from directorAdam Wingardand screenwriterSimon Barrett, who’d previously worked together onYou’re NextandThe Guest. But the film has already revealed its first shocking twist. At today’sThe WoodsComic-Con event, Lionsgate dropped the bombshell thatThe Woodsis actually a sequel toThe Blair Witch Project....

Terry Gilliam’s Zero Theorem To Shoot In May, Billy Bob Thornton To Star It became apparent a month or two ago thatTerry Gilliamwas working with producer Richard Zanuck and screenwriter Pat Rushin onZero Theorem. Just what that film was going to be wasn’t so apparent. So I e-mailed Rushin… and he sent me a very nice, polite “Can’t Tell You” type response. But hedidsend me a short story he had written, in order to demonstrate the sensibility he’d also applied toZero Theorem– or, to give it his pet-name,Zip-T....

The Daily Stream: The Man Of Steel Trailer Might Be The Best Superman Movie Ever Made (Welcome toThe Daily Stream, an ongoing series in which the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching, why it’s worth checking out, and where you can stream it.) The Trailer:“Man of Steel” Official Trailer 3 Where You Can Stream It:YouTube, and below. The Pitch:Warner Bros. teamed with Christopher Nolan to revive Batman, and then decided it was time to give Superman his day in the sun, too....

The Dangerous Lengths Sylvester Stallone Went To Make Rocky IV Feel Authentic Uber-patriotic “Rocky IV” might not be the most beloved entry in Sylvester Stallone’s boxing franchise, but it’s certainly one of the most memorable. It’s known as the highest-grossing Rocky film ever, and for decades, it was also thehighest-grossing sports film, period. You might also remember “Rocky IV” as the last bow for Rocky’s buddy, Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers), whose death was the impetus for the recent “Creed” sequels....

The Northman Was A Life-Long Dream For Alexander Skarsgard One of the most interesting blockbusters hitting theaters in all of 2022 is “The Northman,” a Viking epic and revenge tale from director Robert Eggers, known as the man behind “The Witch” and “The Lighthouse.” But what happens when you give that filmmaker a $90 million budget and an A-list cast led by Alexander Skarsgard? If theearly word from criticsis to be believed, a bit of bloody movie magic....

The Quarantine Stream: Ron Howard’s ‘Rush’ Is An Underrated Racing Rivalry For The Ages Welcome toThe Quarantine Stream, a new series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.)The Movie:RushWhere You Can Stream It: NetflixThe Pitch: Set against the sexy and glamorous golden age of Formula 1 racing,Rushportrays the exhilarating true story of two of the greatest rivals the world has ever witnessed—handsome English playboy James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) and his methodical, brilliant opponent, Niki Lauda (Daniel Brühl)....

There Will Be Blood Ending Explained: Capitalism Drinks Everybody’s Milkshake P.T. Anderson’s “There Will Be Blood” marked a turning point in the celebrated filmmaker’s career, transitioning him away from the kinetic style and occasional surrealism of his earlier work (“Boogie Nights,” “Punch-Drunk Love”) and into a period of directing more subdued movies (“The Master,” “Inherent Vice”) — from their long, deliberate takes to their washed-out visuals and stories that are firmly rooted in realism, save for when characters are tripping out or lost in the haze of their memories....

This Week In DVD: South Park, The Wire, Smart People, CJ7, And More We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. This Week in DVD is a column that compiles all the latest info regarding new DVD releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy, Circuit City, and Fry’s.SOUTH PARK (SEASON 11) South Park has become almost run-of-the-mill in its episodic delivery of insanity these past few years, losing a little bit of that hilarious edge and non-stop creativity that made it once so very special....

TV Bits: ‘A Million Little Things’, ‘F Is For Family’, ‘Fuller House’, ‘Fleabag’, ‘Homeland’, ‘Ratched’, ‘The Walking Dead’, ‘Archer’ And More In this edition of TV Bits: Chandler Riggs, who played Carl onThe Walking Dead, has a new gig. The actor will join ABC’sA Million Little Things, playing a character named PJ, “a young man Rome (Romany Malco) meets. Like Rome, PJ has had some dark days and their encounter proves meaningful to both of them in ways each of them doesn’t even fully realize at the time....

Watch The First 4 Minutes Of ‘Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ Season 3 Premiere We really don’t have that long to wait until the return ofAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D.– less than a week, in fact, which is nothing compared to the four months we’ve already been waiting. But if you just can’t resist taking a peek at what’s in store, Marvel and ABC have a treat for you today. The first four minutes of theAgents of S....

Will Joaquin Phoenix Take A Role In ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’? Fox is moving full steam ahead on the adaptation ofSeth Grahame-Smith’s novelAbraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. The author scripted, andTimur Bekmambetovwill direct and produce, withTim Burtonalso producing. Last weekBenjamin Walker, once tapped to play Beast inX-Men: First Classbefore electing to doBloody Bloody Andrew Jacksonon Broadway, was hired to be Abraham Lincoln. That leaves a couple of big roles, notably the fictional Henry Sturges, a vampire who saves Lincoln at 16 (John Ford wouldn’t recognize this Young Mr....

Without A Release Date, ‘The Thing’ Schedules Some Reshoots Over the weekend,news brokethat Universal moved their prequel of John Carpenter’sThe Thing, also calledThe Thing, into release date limbo. Official word from the studio was the film was “not yet ready” and fanboy worry and speculation began. Does the film suck? Do the effects looks stupid? Performances stink? All of the above? The answer, in fact, is none of the above. ProducerMarc Abrahamclarified toHitfixthat while they already have a cut of the film, therelease dateshift has allowed them to schedule additional photography that will “enhance existing sequences,” “make crystal clear a few story beats” and “add punctuation marks to the film’s feeling of dread....