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Brad Pitt Has Regular Movie Nights With David Fincher, And They Sound Exhausting Watching a movie withBrad Pittsounds like a dream — and if it plays out like the wonderful, frequently memed scene from Quentin Tarantino’sOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood, it probably is. But if Pitt’s movie buddy isDavid Fincher, that changes things up completely. Fincher is infamous for being an intense and meticulous filmmaker, and it turns out he’s an intense and meticulous movie-watcher....

Casting Notes: Téa Leoni In ‘Tower Heist’; Lea Michelle In ‘New Year’s Eve’ Brett Ratner’s new movie, the thriller/action/comedyTower Heist, is prepping to shoot in November in New York City. The cast is enough to earn at least an interested glance:Ben Stiller,Eddie Murphy,Alan Alda,Gabourey SidibeandMichael Pena. Now there are two new additions:Téa LeoniandNina Arianda.Jeff Nathansonis currently rewriting theTed Griffinscript that got this picture moving. It’s about a group of employees in a big NYC building who set out to rob the fat cat living in the penthouse when they learn he’s plundered their pension fund....

Chris Pine May Be The New Jack Ryan I suppose we should have seen this coming. Over the last few months we’ve reportedquite a biton the Tom ClancyJack Ryanfilm series — a franchise that has been all but dead sinceThe Sum of All Fearsfailed to make a big dent in the box office. We know that Paramount has been planning to revive it, however, and thanks to films likeThe Hunt For Red OctoberandPatriot Games(and their respective portrayals of the character by Alec Baldwin and Harrison Ford) there’s quite a bit of interest in seeing the character continue....

Christopher Lloyd Promotes “Real” ‘Back To The Future II’ Hoverboard Is the hoverboard now real? Well, no. A company called HUVr claims to have made one, however. Its websitesays"Our team consists of materials science, electricity & magnetism experts who’ve solved an important part of one of science’s mysteries: the key to antigravity." And, let’s face it, when someone comes up with the key to antigravity the first thing they’ll do with it will probablynotbe to create a working version of the hoverboard fromBack to the Future II....

Comic Con: What We Learned About Lost’s Final Season Losthas always had a massive presence At Comic Con, but the panels have always been more of performance pieces to celebrate the show’s fandom than deeply revelatory insights into what we can expect from each progressive season. While this was also true of this year’s panel, there were at least a few interesting hints and teases that squeezed through the cracks....

Damien Chazelle-Directed Apple Ad Shows That Vertical Video Can Be “Vertical Cinema” Movies shot on the smartphone are becoming all the rage in Hollywood, as auteurs test the limits of what that little piece of handheld technology can do. Sean Baker and Steven Soderbergh proved that iPhone movies could play on the big screen, but what about the format that has become so commonly associated with that handheld device: the vertical video?...

Daniel Craig Officially Confirms He’ll Play James Bond Again In ‘Bond 25’ Mere hours afterDaniel Craigsaid he still wasn’t sure about returning to the role of James Bond again, the actor announced onThe Late Show with Stephen Colbertthat he is indeed – yes, officially this time – coming back to play the part again. Two Bond Watch entries in one day? Well, at least we can finally put some of these casting rumors to bed for the next few years....

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Finally Gives The MCU An Official Designation Arguably the most anticipated blockbuster of the summer has arrived in the form of"Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.“The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been teeing up the ball for this one for some time, with the multiverse being ripped wide open by Stephen Strange in this one, opening up truly limitless possibilities for the future. A whole lot happens in director Sam Raimi’s wild, magical ride but amidst the madness, something rather important happened: the MCU was given an official in-universe designation, and we should probably talk about it and why it’s seemingly quite important....

Everything We Know About Goose, The ‘Captain Marvel’ Cat Everyone Loves Captain Marvelis now in theaters, and everyone who has seen the movie can agree on one specific thing: Goose the cat rules. The feline steals the show, and Marvel knows it – they even gave her (yes, Goose is female) her own poster. If you’ve seenCaptain Marvel(or even if you haven’t), and you want the low-down on Goose, we’re here to help....

Focus Features Announces 2010 Release Dates Focus Features today announced their 2010 release slate. Highlights include: After the jump you can read the full press release, which includes detailed plot synopsis for all of these films. FOCUS FEATURES ANNOUNCES 2010 RELEASE SLATE, PASSES $1 BILLION MARK IN DOMESTIC BOXOFFICE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW YORK, November 12th, 2009 – Focus Features CEO James Schamus today announced the company’s domestic theatrical release slate for calendar year 2010, with six confirmed movies to date....

Ghost Rider Revealed In ‘Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ Previews [Updated With More Footage] Update From Editor Peter Sciretta:ABC has released a longer tv spot showcasingAgents of SHIELD’s newest Marvel hero: Ghost Rider. See that video and more, after the jump. Marvel’s#AgentsofSHIELDreturns with a vengeance this Tuesday at a NEW TIME 10|9c on ABC.https://t.co/TIuBq2FXYp — Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (@AgentsofSHIELD)June 14, 2025 Jacob Hall’s story from September 12th follows: I never made an active decision to stop watchingAgents of S....

Here’s When You Can Watch Scream At Home It’s a great time to be a legacy horror act, with “Halloween Kills,” “Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “Candyman,” “Chucky,” and “Scream” all receiving remakes, sequels, continuation TV series, or requels over the last two years, and the “Hellraiser” remake on the way. Delayed from its original 2021 release due to the pandemic, “Scream” hit theaters in January of 2022, just as the Omicron variant decided to throw a tantrum and gave horror fans something scarier to worry about than what’s on the theater screen....

How Bob’s Burgers Sidestepped A Classic Sitcom Blunder Loren Bouchard’s and Bernard Derriman’s “The Bob’s Burgers Movie,” out in theaters at the end of May, will nestle neatly between the show’s 12th and 13th seasons. The long-running animated sitcom has slyly entrenched itself in the American pop consciousness as this generation’s “yeah, I could watch that” show. The Belcher family is a gathering of kooks and obsessives whose bizarre interests set them apart from even other kooks....