The Morning Watch: ‘Isle Of Dogs’ Edition - The Real Dogs On Set, Anatomy Of A Scene & More The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows. In this special edition, learn about the real dogs on the set of the stop-motion animated production ofIsle of Dogs....

The Morning Watch: Moonfall VFX Breakdown, Making Of Modern Star Trek Action Figures & More (The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fan-made productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.) In this edition, see the behind-the-scenes visual effects magic used to create some of the wildest scenes in thesci-fi action spectacle"Moonfall....

Top Gun: Maverick Had To Toe The Line When It Came To Casting Its Villains For better or worse, the landscape that “Top Gun: Maverick” is debuting in during the year 2022 is far different from the one that the Tony Scott classic experienced upon release in 1986. Looking back, it’s mildly startling to realize that the climax of the original film revolved around the United States Navy’s most elite squadron of pilots directly engaging Soviet MiG fighter jets in aerial combat....

Universal To Make Asteroids Movie When movie studios are developing big budget big screen movies based onStretch ArmstrongandCandyland, I knew it was only a matter of time before Hollywood started to mine some of the classic video games of the children of the 70’s/80’s. Universal has won a four-studio bidding war to win the film rights to the classic Atari video gameAsteroids. NewcomerMatthew Lopez, who came out of Disney’s writing program and did work onBedtime Stories, The Sorcerer’s ApprenticeandRace to Witch Mountain, has been hired to write the screen adaptation....

Valentine’s Day Movie Trailer Perhaps the least surprising thing about the new trailer forValentine’s Dayis the final card that tells us the film will be released in February. That’s going some, though, because there’s absolutely nothing in the whole thing that will catch you off guard in any way. Judge for yourself, because we have it embedded below the break. Is this familiarity a crippling thing though? The movie is certainly a star studded affair and seems to have lots of comic situations and broad scope for complex romantic entanglements....

‘Amazing Spider-Man 3’: Is Shailene Woodley Mary Jane? A solid performance at the box office last weekend ensured thatDivergentwould begetting a sequel. But even asShailene Woodleyprepares to move ahead with one big-budget blockbuster franchise, she’s still uncertain about her fate with another. In a new interview, Woodley casts doubt on whether she’ll play Mary Jane Watson inThe Amazing Spider-Man 3, as was originally expected when she was cast in the role in 2012....

‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Opening Scene Makes Thanos The Biggest And Baddest Villain In The MCU As entertaining as the films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe may be, they haven’t always produced the most memorable villains. That’s about to change withAvengers: Infinity War– at least according to Marvel Studios PresidentKevin Feige. Per Feige, the first five minutes ofAvengers: Infinitywar alone will be enough to cement Thanos as the biggest, baddest villain the MCU....

‘Bad Teacher’ Review – Diaz Deserves Better There’s probably a good movie to be made from whatBad Teacher’s working with, but sadly, this is not that movie. On paper, I love the idea ofCameron Diazplaying a hilariously, irredeemably selfish teacher who’s mean to her students, with a supporting cast of seasoned comedians to back her up. In practice, despite some genuinely funny gags performed by talented, funny people,Bad Teachernever manages to rise past mediocrity....

‘Blade Runner 2049’ Trailer Breakdown: Here’s What You May’ve Missed TheBlade Runner 2049trailerarrived earlier todayand it is a glorious thing. Filled with stunning and beautiful moments, the film being advertised here certainlylookslike a worthy successor to 1982’sBlade Runner, which is nothing short of a masterpiece. And since there’s so much going on here, there’s only one thing to do – we must go through the whole thing frame-by-frame. While we aren’t privy to any spoilers (we know nothing about this film), consider this a warning: we may accidentally spoil key plot points will mulling over this trailer....

‘Gold’ Trailer: Matthew McConaughey Loses His Hair, Finds Riches If the new trailer is an indication,Goldlooks like the head-on collision betweenThe Treasure of the Sierra MadreandThe Wolf of Wall Street, somehow finding a way to combine men going mad in pursuit of riches in the wildernessandtales of corporate excess into one package. And of course it starsMatthew McConaugheyas the eccentric, balding lead character, because he’s reached the point in his career where he’ll take on any job that allows him to run his good looks through a meat grinder....

‘Harry Potter And The Cursed Child’ First Look: Harry, Ginny, And Albus Severus Pose For A Family Portrait An entire generation of readers and moviegoers have grown up alongside Harry Potter, tracking him from his neglected childhood in the Dursleys' cupboard all the way to his defeat of Voldemort at the Battle of Hogwarts. Now this summer, the new playHarry Potter and the Cursed Childpromises to follow the Boy Who Lived well into adulthood....

‘Inferno’ Review: Another Cold And Distant Robert Langdon Movie Infernois similar toRon Howard’s pastDan Brownadaptations,The Da Vinci CodeandAngels & Demons. Again, there’s top-tier talent both in front of and behind the camera, but the final result doesn’t reach the level of quality we typically expect from Howard andTom Hanks. Their latest collaboration is held back by some tedious exposition, repetitive foot chases, some underwhelming twists and turns, and one sorely underused talented actor....

‘Invincible’ Clip: Steven Yeun’s Teen Hero Finally Gets His Powers In Amazon’s “Savage” Superhero Drama Be prepared for a new brand of superhero — but one that is animated in a style that looks a lot like the old heroes of popular ’90s and early 2000s series likeX-Men: The Animated Series. But instead of gearing to kids,Invincible, created byThe Walking DeadcreatorRobert Kirkman, is aimed at adults. Watch the newInvincibleclip below....