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Disney CEO Confirms Release Years For ‘Star Wars Episode VIII’ And ‘IX,’ Teases More Trilogies Star Wars: The Force Awakensopens December 18 of this year. The firstStar Warsstandalone film opens Aug 05, 2025. After that, we have a good idea of what the next few years have in store forStar Warsbut nothing is 100% set in stone. For example, though every single outlet in the world has confirmedRian Johnsonis directingStar Wars Episode VIII,along with the filmmaker himself, the company has yet to acknowledge it....

Early Buzz: ‘Big Hero 6’ Is Another Winner For Disney Animation November 7 brings two of the biggest movies of the year. First is Christopher Nolan’sInterstellarand the second is Disney Animation’sBig Hero 6.Interstellarhas only screened for a very small selection of people butBig Hero 6is starting to roll out. Thursday night, the social media embargo on the film broke and the Twitter reactions began. The early verdict based on about a dozen opinions?...

Even A Die-Hard Trekkie Wouldn’t Recognize The First Version Of A Classic Villain Ask any"Star Trek"fan who the best villain in the series is, and you’ll almost always get the same answer: Khan Noonien Singh. A genetically engineered superhuman, Khan and his augmented brethren ruled much of the world in the late 20th century (“Trek” couldn’t be right every time it predicted the future!). Khan embodies mankind’s history of bloody war and conquest, making him a perfect foil for the optimistic ideals of “Star Trek....

Everything We Know About Barry Season 3 So Far The season 2 finale of HBO’s “Barry” aired on the same night as the “Game of Thrones” series finale, which feels like a lifetime ago. But Bill Hader and the rest of the “Barry” team are coming back for a third season, and we can’t wait to see what happens in the aftermath of season 2’s jaw-dropping action. Here’s what we know about “Barry” season 3 so far....

Exclusive ‘Sator’ Clip Teases One Of The Creepiest Movies You’ll See This Year We’re debuting an exclusive clip fromSator, an atmospheric new indie horror film arriving onFebruary 9, 2021. The film involves a man looking for answers deep in the woods, and like most stories that involve characters venturing into the woods, things don’t turn out so well. The clip, which you’re able to watch below, showcases how the film builds plenty of dread and menace without giving anything completely away....

Fox Renews Welcome To Flatch, The Cleaning Lady, And All Your Favorite Animated Shows Fox is the last of the big five networks to wrap up its renewal process for the fall season, and it looks like the network still isn’t done quite yet. The fate of several shows still hung in the balance ahead of industry upfronts today, but the network has now announced the renewal ofalmostall of them....

How ‘Finding Nemo’ Forever Shifted The Power Dynamic Between Disney And Pixar (Infinity and Beyondis a regular bi-weekly column documenting the 25-year filmography of Pixar Animation Studios, film by film. In today’s column, writer Josh Spiegel highlightsFinding Nemo.)Pixar Animation Studios had not stepped wrong with its first four feature films. Though they weren’t all perfect, the twoToy Storyfilms,A Bug’s Life, andMonsters, Inc.had their fair share of fans, critical praise, and awards....

How The Hilarious, Chilling World Of ‘Made For Love’ Came To Life [Interview] Made for Loveis a television show set in the near-future, but it’s about the here and now. A woman escaping from an abusive relationship. A tech mogul with too much power and not enough humanity. A general sense of chaos and an awareness that the world is always on the verge of a total meltdown. Sometimes, all we can do is laugh through the pain and the series does just that – the tinges of horror and the big science fiction ideas are always balanced by surreal, riotous comedy and a stunning lead performance fromCristin Milioti....

Is Harvey Weinstein Asking Tarantino To Cut 40 Minutes From Inglourious Basterds? Forcing a filmmaker to submit to editorial oversight can be a good thing, but when the Big Brother hanging over your Avid isHarvey Weinstein? Things can get ugly. We knew thatQuentin Tarantinowas making some cuts and changes toInglourious Basterdsin the wake of the film’s Cannes Premiere, tightening that 2 hour 27 minute cut and even adding a scene or two....

John Travolta Will Stalk Devon Sawa In Thriller From Director Fred Durst Though you may rememberFred Durstfrom his days as the front man for the rap rock group Limp Bizkit, you may not know that Durst has dabbled in being a director. In addition to directing music videos for his own band, as well as videos for Korn and Staind, he’s also went behind the camera for the comedyThe Longshotsand the indie dramaThe Education of Charlie Banks....

LGBTQ+ Teen Rom-Com ‘My Fake Boyfriend’ Casts Keiynan Lonsdale, Dylan Sprouse, And Sarah Hyland As if the lack of romantic comedies isn’t distressing enough, the few we get have a tendency to be overwhelmingly straight. Even when they aren’t, they often throw their queer characters into the background, with squint-and-you-miss-it storylines. But every now and again, studios take a step in the right direction and give the people what they want....

Meet The Characters Of ‘Cars 2’ Over the past week, Disney has released a bunch of new images, character banners, 3d turnarounds and character bios from Pixar’s upcomingCars 2. We’ve collected everything into one post. Click on the photo above to see the computer generated image in super high resolution. Hit the jump to see more images and video from the world of Cars 2. The photo of Mater and Finn with spy-in-training Holley Shiftwell comes from Australia’sHerald Sun(viaUpcomingPixar)....

Michael Douglas On His ‘Ant-Man’ Gig: “Sometimes, You’ve Got To Shake Them Up” The recentcastingofMichael DouglasinEdgar Wright’sAnt-Mancame as a big surprise for a couple reasons. One was that, up until Douglas was announced, there had been no confirmation that the film would featuretwo different Ant-Men. Another was that, well, this is Douglas we’re talking about. Comic book movies haven’t really been his thing, historically speaking. But based on Douglas' latest comments, it sounds like the shock factor was what attracted him to the role in the first place....