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‘Roma’ Trailer: Genius Filmmaker Alfonso Curaon Reveals The Least Exciting Trailer Ever Alfonso Cuarongets personal in his upcoming filmRoma, the Oscar-winning director’s first feature since 2013’sGravityand his first film with Netflix. The Mexican filmmaker posted the first trailer on his Twitter, giving us an artful — if rather unexciting — first look at Cuaron’s ode to the women who shaped his childhood. Roma Trailer There are periods in history that scar societies and moments in life that transform us as individuals....

‘Silence’ Images: Martin Scorsese Sends Andrew Garfield To Face Persecution In Japan By this point in the year, we’ve already seen most of the major releases, if not in theaters then at festivals or early screenings. And a lot of the ones we haven’t watched, we’ve at least read reviews of, or seen promos for. But one highly anticipated movie that remains shrouded in mystery isSilence,Martin Scorsese’s long-simmering drama starringAndrew GarfieldandLiam Neesonas Jesuit monks in 17th century Japan....

‘Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse’ Deleted Scene Has Advice On How To Save The World One of last year’s best films,Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, is swinging onto digital and Blu-ray soon. It brings with it several deleted scenes, including one you can watch below. In the scene,Jake Johnson’s Peter B. Parker tries once again to offer some heartfelt advice to Miles Morales (Shameik Moore). Peter still hasn’t mastered the whole “mentor” thing yet, but the advice he offers is surprisingly good....

‘The Hobbit’ To Be Shot In 3D? Rumors aboutThe Hobbitare starting to swirl faster and faster. Last time we checked in, the report was that a green light would be given to the filmany day now. Now there’s word from a very reputable source that, when the green light is given, the film(s) will go forward with cameras rolling to capture three dimensions rather than two. No less than theNew York Timessays “according to a person briefed on the plans (but speaking on the condition of anonymity, as the deal is not yet closed)” that the films will be in 3D....

‘The Outsider’ Featurette Wants To Remind You That Stephen King Writes Scary Stuff There’s a newStephen Kingseries coming our way:The Outsider, an HBO adaptation of one of the horror master’s more recent novels. The story concerns the investigation of a brutal murder with seemingly supernatural connections, and since it’s a Stephen King story, there’s a lot of spooky stuff going on. This newThe Outsiderfeaturette has the folks involved with the show talking about what makes a Stephen King tale so darn scary....

‘The Protégé’ Director Martin Campbell Thinks Digital Effects Are Bad For Action Movies Martin Campbellhas seen the last three decades of action filmmaking — and helped shape much of it too. From James Bond flicks likeGoldeneyeandCasino Royale, to the beloved ’90s swashbucklerThe Mask of Zorro, to superhero flicks likeGreen Lantern, and grimy revenge thrillers likeThe Foreigner, Campbell has had his hands deep in the action genre. So when /Film sat down with him for an interview ahead of his upcoming assassin filmThe Protégé, we couldn’t resist asking him: what has changed?...

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Forces Tom Cruise’s Maverick To “Confront His Past,” Director Joseph Kosinski Says Tom Cruise’s Pete Mitchell in Tony Scott’s 1986 classicTop Gunwas an idol for every every aviation lover back in the ’80s. And why wouldn’t he be? He was a wild card, he was cocky, he looked great playing shirtless volleyball, and his code name was Maverick, of all things. But what happens when a maverick is nearing middle age?...

‘Tully’ Director Jason Reitman On Reuniting With Charlize Theron And All Of That Mermaid Symbolism [Interview] To dig too deeply into a discussion ofTully, the third film from screenwriterDiablo Codyand directorJason Reitman(afterJunoandYoung Adult) is to risk taking the shine off the movie’s unique brand of intimate magic. Knowing this makes talking about some of the film’s most impressive and heart-breaking reveals all the more difficult, but it makes repeat viewings ofTullysomething quite special....

‘Wonder Park’ Trailer: The Nickelodeon Movie Takes You On A Ride Through Wildly Different Lands The closest thing we’ll get to real-life magic is going to a theme park, so when you’ve got anactuallymagic theme park, all bets are off. The latestWonder Parktrailer reveals more about the magical park at the center of the film, which has seemingly sprung from the imagination of a young girl named June (voiced byBrianna Denski)....

5 Timothée Chalamet Movies To Stream After Dune “Dune” finally arrivesin theaters and on HBO Maxthis weekend and it is safe to say it ranks as one of the most anticipated blockbusters of the year. The fact that it has been delayed by the pandemic only fuels the hype fire. But the inclusion of Timothée Chalamet in the lead role as Paul Atreides certainly doesn’t hurt matters either, as he’s become one of the most popular and in-demand stars on the planet in recent years....

A Brief History Of Catwoman On The Screen And The Page “The Batman” may be the latest reboot of the Caped Crusader’s adventures on the silver screen, but it’s continuing a tradition of Batman movies by highlighting his complicated relationship with Selina Kyle, AKA Catwoman — withZoe Kravitzslipping into the trademark leather suit. First appearing in “Batman #1” under the simple guise of “The Cat,” Selina Kyle has served as both enemy and lover to the Dark Knight, along with carrying on her own 80-year legacy....

Artie Lange Was Almost Cast In Darren Aronofsky’s The Wrestler We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Comedian and New York Times Bestselling authorArtie Langeadmitted on the Howard Stern Show yesterday that he auditioned forDarrenAronofsky’sThe Wrestler. “I really took it seriously. I had what I thought was a great audition. It was for the fifth lead of the movie, a sleazy wrestling promoter in that world… he had all his scenes with Mickey Rourke....

Benedict Cumberbatch Admits His Non-Binary Zoolander 2 Character ‘Backfired A Little Bit’ Sometimes actors take roles that really aren’t a good idea and only realize the depth of their mistake years after the fact. That appears to be the case for Benedict Cumberbatch, who came under fire in 2015/2016 for appearing in “Zoolander 2” as the non-binary character All, a crude and harmful stereotype of transgender and non-binary people. Even at the time there were calls for a boycott in response to the character’s appearance in an early trailer....