Amazon Announces ‘Citadel,’ A Spy Series From The Russo Brothers Starring Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra [TCA 2020] Amazonannounceda then-untitled series from Joe and Anthony Russo in 2018. By 2019 they revealedit was a spy showwith international spinoffs in the local language. Now calledCitadel, Jennifer Salke, Head of Amazon Studios, announced two stars of the series. Richard Madden and Priynaka Chopra star on Citadel So far, the stars ofCitadelhave been Joe and Anthony Russo....

Ben Affleck And Ana De Armas' Thriller Deep Water Going Straight To Streaming It looks like the erotic thriller blockbuster won’t be making a comeback as soon as we’d hoped. The Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas-led film “Deep Water” waspulled from theatrical release calendarslast week.Deadlinenow reports that the 20th Century Studios/New Regency movie will not be rescheduled theatrically. Instead, it will go directly to streaming on Hulu, with Amazon handling streaming outside the United States....

Brian Henson Gets Another Shot At Dark Puppet Comedy ‘The Happytime Murders’ Brian Henson, son of the late Jim Henson, is getting another chance to make a darkly comic puppet noir calledThe Happytime Murders. The story, which is designed as something like anLA Confidential-type riff onThe Muppets, or a Muppet equivalent ofWho Framed Roger Rabbit?, with a human and puppet detective team investigating the murders of former cast members of a kids' TV show....

Bryan Cranston Says A ‘Breaking Bad’ Movie Sequel Is “Not Far-Fetched” It seems like no beloved show comes to a conclusion these days without sparkingat leasta fewmovie-sequelrumors, and apparentlyBreaking Badis no exception. As the acclaimed AMC drama heads into its fifth and final season, starBryan Cranstonhas teased the possibility of reviving Walter White for the big screen somewhere down the road. Read his comments after the jump. “Vince feels that now we have too much story,” he revealed to the publication....

Bryan Fuller And Michael Green Developing ‘American Gods’ For Starz A TV series is once again in development based on theNeil GaimannovelAmerican Gods. The story, which tells of a conflict between two factions of gods, old and new, and the man named Shadow who is caught in the middle, was previously in development at HBO. But that effort faltered. Now, Freemantle Medi is developing a new show, which will air on Starz....

C’mon! Brett Ratner To Direct Beverly Hills Cop 4? God Of War? Confirms Downey Jr. For Playboy “Peace sign or eye gouge?” Before we begin, there is something you must know aboutBrett Ratner. Similar to the combination of gremlins and water, when the moon is right and Ratner applies baby powder to his ass, out pop multiple epic-ly shitty movies. Tonight, it was thick. The trades are reporting that Ratner is attached to direct aBeverly Hills Cop 4starringEddie MurphyasMr....

Casting Notes: Zooey Deschanel In Enchantress Of Numbers; Noah Ringer In Cowboys & Aliens; Jonathan Lloyd Walker In The Thing Update:I have been contacted by Zooey Deschanel’s publicist who claims “Zooey is not connected to the project”. you’re able to read the original story below.Ada Lovelace, a nineteenth-century writer and daughter of Lord Byron, was a wildly interesting woman. She worked on Charles Babbage’s early Analytical Engine, and she is considered a forerunner in the development of machines designed to do more than simple mathematical computations....

Cinemark Confident That Warner Bros. Will Still Release ‘Tenet’ On July 17 With protests dominating headlines around the United States, most people aren’t quite as concerned about the potential reopening of movie theaters this summer. But when it comes to the theater chains themselves, it could mean life or death, which is why many of them are hoping Warner Bros. Pictures will follow through on releasingChristopher Nolan’s new filmTenetonJuly 17, something the director has been hoping will help keep many theaters from having to close their doors permanently....

College Course Inspired By ‘Get Out’ Is Now Open To The Public Regular movies tend to come and go, butJordan Peele’s astonishing directorial debut, the four-time Oscar nominatedGet Out, is more than just a regular movie. It’s a cultural touchstone with imagery that instantly became iconic, a deeply layered satire, and an exploration of race and relationships that has made an indelible impact on the world in the year since it debuted....

Commercial Director Spotlight: Ash Bolland New Zealand-born commercial directorAsh Bollandrecently became attachedto direct his first feature film, a remake of the 1978 Irwin Allen killer bees horror classicThe Swarm. Vertigo Entertainment and Room 101 are developing a remake, inspired by the success ofPiranha 3D. So who is Ash? What has he done before? Lets take a look in /Film’s commercial director spotlight. Ash not only works as a director, but has also served as cinematographer, editor, 3D artist, compositor, concept designer, graphic designer, colorist and musician, all completely self-taught....

Cult Classic Horror Movie ‘Cube’ Was Remade In Japan – Watch The First Trailer In 1997, the low-budget Canadian horror filmCubebecame a cult hit, spawning a franchise and earning the attention of Hollywood, which would inevitably commence plans to develop a remake. But Japan has beat Hollywood to the punch, releasing their ownCuberemake while Lionsgate’slong-in-development version remains on hold. Shochiku, a major Japanese film producer and distributor, released the first teaser for theCuberemake, which you can watch below....

Deja Vu All Over Again: Movies And TV Shows That Rip-Off ‘Groundhog Day’ This weekend,Happy Death Daywill give audiences that old familiar feeling that they’ve seen something like this before. Because they have: it’s a slasher movie take onGroundhog Day. ButGroundhog Dayisn’t the only film to use the time loop scenario.Ever have deja vu? The feeling that you’ve been somewhere, or said something, or did something already and are inexplicably repeating it?...

Director Jay Baruchel On The Long Road To ‘Goon: Last Of The Enforcers’ [Interview] WithGoon: Last of the Enforcers, actor and writerJay Baruchelmakes his feature directorial debut. He previously directed an episode ofTrailer Park Boysand a short film,Edgar and Jane, but the very first Jay Baruchel film is the sequel to a beloved sports comedy he co-wrote. In theGoonsequel, which arrives five years after the first movie, the fights are bloodier, the fighters are more tired, and the future is less bright....