First Look: Tom Hiddleston Goes Straight To The Top In Ben Wheatley’s ‘High-Rise’ Ben Wheatley’s follow-up toA Field in Englandbrings him forward three centuries, to another English civil war of sorts. Based on the novel byJ.G. Ballard,High-Risechronicles the violence that explodes between tenants of a luxury building.Tom Hiddlestonleads the cast as Robert Laing, an ambitious young doctor and one of the high-rise’s newest residents. He, too, gets caught up in the madness, but the first image fromHigh-Riseseems to capture a moment before all that....

Get A Sneak Peek At ‘The Art Of Star Wars: The Mandalorian’ Book’s Stunning Concept Art This December, fans of theStar WarsseriesThe Mandalorianwill be able to get their hands on some of the incredible concept art from the making of the first season. Lucasfilm and Abrams Books are releasingThe Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorianby Lucasfilm creative art managerPhil Szostak, and he’s just revealed a sneak peek at some of the concept art from inside the book, including alternate designs for the Mandalorian himself and some adorable new images of The Child affectionately called Baby Yoda....

How Peter Jackson Got Evangeline Lilly Out Of Retirement Evangeline Lillyhas become a pivotal part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, stealing the show inAnt-Manand now getting promoted to double-billing forAnt-Man and the Wasp. But it almost never happened — if not forPeter Jackson. Lilly shot to fame after the beloved ABC sci-fi seriesLOSTpremiered in 2004 to rave reviews, with Lilly transforming from unknown to household name virtually overnight. But the frenzy around the much-debated, oft-divisive show turned Lilly off to Hollywood, and she decided to retire from acting altogether....

Is ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Hiding The Final Infinity Stone In Plain Sight? The amount of footage we’ve seen fromAvengers: Infinity Warhas been limited toa teaser trailerand aSuper Bowl TV spot. As far as the story is concerned, we know Thanos is tracking down all of the Infinity Stones so he can bring balance to the universe in his own destructive way. He’s got a lot to do since there are six stones to track down, including the Soul Stone that we haven’t even seen appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe yet (as far as we know)....

J.J. Abrams Responds To ‘The Force Awakens’ Criticism, Rey Toy Controversy One of the biggest pieces of criticism ofStar Wars: The Force Awakensfrom those who didn’t love the movie is that writer/directorJ.J. Abramsrecycled too much from the originalStar Wars: A New Hope, including some elements fromThe Empire Strikes BackandReturn of the Jedi. This doesn’t seem to be something that has escaped Abrams, and he seems to have anticipated while making the movie....

Jacob Hall’s Favorite Movies Of All Time Hi, /Film. My name isJacob Halland my favorite movies are part of me on a molecular level. Cut me open and the films that have defined my life come spilling out in a great, red heap. So when I was asked to introduce myself to you guys, the community, via a list of my favorite movies of all time, I prepared myself for some gritty, Robert-De-Niro-in-Ronin-style surgery....

James Horner Secretly Composed ‘The Magnificent Seven’ Score Before He Died Last month brought the tragic and surprising news that Oscar-winning composerJames Hornerhad died in a plane crashat 61 years old. It was certainly a crushing blow to the world of cinema that had been so touched by his incredible scores for films such asTitanic, Braveheart, A Beautiful Mind, Aliens, Field of Dreamsand more. At the time, it looked like his last two contributions to the big screen as a composer were going to be Antoine Fuqua’s boxing dramaSouthpaw(in theaters this week) and the Chilean miner dramaThe 33, starring Antonio Banderas....

Karl Urban Isn’t The Only One Who Wants A Dredd Sequel It’s funny to think of how much time, effort, and especially money has been poured into comic book movies throughout the years when they clearly reached their zenith in 2012 with “Dredd.” The film starred Karl Urban as the eponymous helmeted judge, jury, and executioner, along with Olivia Thirlby as the rookie cop thrown into a situation far beyond what her training could’ve prepared her for....

Kevin’s Famous Chili Recipe From The Office Is Buried In Peacock’s Terms And Conditions “At least once a year, I like to bring in some of my Kevin’s famous chili. The trick is to undercook the onions. Everybody is going to get to know each other in the pot. I’m serious about this stuff. I’m up the night before, pressing garlic and dicing whole tomatoes. I toast my own ancho chiles....

Mark Hamill On The One ‘Last Jedi’ Deleted Scene He Wishes Wasn’t Cut Star Wars: The Last Jediis the longestStar Warsmovie to date. It would’ve been evenlongerwith the inclusion of several deleted scenes that are featured on the home video release. Now,Mark Hamill, has voiced his regret over the deletion of one specific scene: Luke mourning the death of Han Solo. Therecent Blu-ray releaseofThe Last Jediis loaded with deleted scenes, all of which were cut to maintain the pacing of the 2 hour and 32 minute film....

Movie Review: Waking Sleeping Beauty This afternoon I had the chance to see the documentaryWaking Sleeping Beauty, the directorial debut of Oscar-nominated Disney producerDon Hahn(The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast). The film is an honest look at the behind the scenes going-ons of Disney Animation, from the years 1984 to 1994, a resurrection of sorts, producing a staggering output of big hits –Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion Kingand more....

New Release Dates: The Night Chronicles: Devil, Never Let Me Go And Red Riding Hood We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Shockhas learned that theM. Night Shyamalan-produced supernatural thrillerThe Night Chronicles: Devilwill hit theaters on September 17th 2010, up from the announced February 11th 2011 date. Also, Fox Searchlight has movedMark Romanek’s big screen adaptation ofKazuo Ishiguro’s novelNever Let Me Gofrom October 1st 2010 to September 15th 2010 andWarner Bros has movedCatherine Hardwicke’s fairy tale adaptation turned gothic dramatic thrillerRed Riding Hoodfrom April 22nd 2011 to March 11th 2011....

One Night In Miami Is Coming To The Criterion Collection “One Night in Miami” was one ofthe better Oscar contenderslast year in my very humble opinion, and now that opinion is being validated by none other than Criterion as they announced the Regina King-directed film as part of theirDecember 2021 slate of releases. The title will hit Criterion Blu-Ray on June 15, 2025, and will come packaged with a bunch of bonus features, which is what you’d expect for any Criterion title....