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10 Women Who Should Play Captain Marvel When we offered youourCaptain Marvelprimer, we left out one important and obvious question: Who should play Captain Marvel? It’s something we’ll be asking ourselves until Marvel officially confirms a lead. ConsideringCaptain Marveldoesn’t arrive until 2018, that may not be for some time yet. In the meantime, here’s who we’d choose if we had our say. Hit the jump for ourCaptain Marvelcasting picks. Marvel’s casting choices are hard to predict: In the case of Captain Marvel,the (unofficial, unconfirmed) wordis they want a star who’ll be around 30, and who can appear in sequels or other Marvel movies for the next several years....

2017 Summer Movie Preview: 25 Wide Releases We’re Excited To See The summer season is almost upon us and you know what that means: movies are about to get bigger, louder, and more expensive. And, if we’re lucky, they’ll also be pretty great! The /Film team examined the list of every single major wide release (our indie and streaming preview arrives next week) hitting theaters this summer and argued, debated, and occasionally agreed on which 25 movies we’re most looking forward to watching over the coming months....

A West Side Story Sequel Is In The Works — On Stage If you love the musical “West Side Story,” maybe you’ve wondered what happened to Maria after the end of the show? (Yes, there are spoilers ahead for “West Side Story,” but it’s been around for a long timeandit’s based on a book that was based on a little play by William Shakespeare about star-crossed lovers, so if you live in the world, you probably know what happens....

As We See It: Release Date, Cast, And More (Welcome to…And More, our no-frills, zero B.S. guide to when and where you can watch upcoming movies and shows, and everything else you could possibly stand to know.) Hollywood still has a long way to go in terms of accurately representing people with autism on screen, but an upcoming series called “As We See It” looks to be taking a step in the right direction....

Belfast Wins The TIFF People’s Choice Award, Making It Immediate Best Picture Frontrunner Kenneth Branagh’s semi-autobiographical film “Belfast"won the People’s Choice Awardat the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), which bodes well for its Oscar chances. There are plenty of other prestigious awards to be won during festival season, but TIFF’s People’s Choice Award has the best track record for predicting future Academy Award Best Picture nominees and winners. In the past nine years, every single People’s Choice Award winner was also nominated for a Best Picture Oscar....

Benicio Del Toro’s ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ Role Revealed? That Marvel Studios and directorJames Gunnare collecting quite a cast forGuardians of the Galaxyis clear. But exactly which roles these stars will play has been a bit tougher to suss out. When Benicio Del Toro wasannouncedfor a “lead role” earlier this week, we didn’t even know whether he’d play a hero or a villain. However, one site is now claiming to have confirmed information on Del Toro’s character....

Best Stories Of The Week: King Kong, Spectre, Krampus, Road House And More Another week has passed, and it’s time for another round-up of theBest Stories of the Week. News from the past week includes a full series order forPreacher, an update on the long-gestatingTrainspotting 2, a reboot of 80s favoriteRoad House, a potentialNicktoonsmovie in development, new rumors aboutBatman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, news on the theme song forSpectre, and a big challenge for the newKing Kong....

Digital Movie & TV Provider UltraViolet Is Dead After July 31, Here’s How To Save Your Movies Back in 2011, digital movies and TV shows started becoming more prominent in the marketplace. In addition to being able to purchase digital versions of movies, Blu-ray and DVD discs also came with a digital copy of the title being purchased. One of the major players in the digital movie and TV game wasUltraViolet....

Doctor Strange 2 Will Crossover With The Fox X-Men Movies – Here’s What That Means Fans of Marvel comics and fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have long been speculating when theX-Menwould join the MCU’s ranks. And now, the official Super Bowl trailer for “Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness” has potentially given them their answer. During a sequence inthe new trailer, Stephen Strange is hauled off, handcuffed, to a mysterious room....

Don’t Look Up Review: This Smug, Shrill Disaster Movie Satire Is Just A Disaster Who is “Don’t Look Up” for? Adam McKay stepped away from his unapologetically silly comedies with 2015’s “The Big Short,” a semi-serious investigation into the crisis surrounding the United States housing bubble. It was a new side to McKay, and while the film outfitted famous players in goofy wigs, the reception was positive, and the message was sound....

Duncan Jones' ‘Warcraft’ Has Wrapped Production In a few years, we’re going to look back at May 2014 as a truly amazing time in geek movie making. Right now,Avengers: Age of Ultron, Star Wars Episode VII, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Terminator 5, Jurassic World & Fantastic Fourare all filming. Most of those are movies fans never in a million years thought they’d see made. To have them all shooting simultaneously is pretty remarkable....

Every Moon Knight Season 1 Episode Ranked Worst To Best It’s increasingly easy for casual fans and cinephiles alike to hate Marvel Studios. The monolithic production company has been in its imperialist phase for a decade-plus, reshaping and homogenizing the modern moviegoing landscape. You can hate Marvel for that. Marvel stans seemincreasingly irked by criticism or changesto the mighty Marvel manner. Folks on both sides of MCU Twitter are arguing about whether “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” is good or not before 95% of the world has seen the movie, and its writer, Michael Waldron,claims the movie’s script was “created out of chaos....

First Footage: ‘Butter’, Starring Jennifer Garner And Hugh Jackman We’ve talked a lot about the casting forButter, the Black List script byJason MicallefthatJim Field Smithdirected starringJennifer Garner,Hugh Jackman,Ty Burrell,Rob Corddry,Ashley Greene,Olivia Wilde,Alicia SilverstoneandYara Shahidi. The film takes place in Iowa among an interrelated group of people, with championship butter carving being the event that brings them all together. But the film is also a political satire, which makes it a much more interesting prospect....