Introducing the Woman of Tomorrow at the ‘Supergirl’ Trailer Press Conference

James Gunn’s vision for the DCU is on fire, with Superman debuting to incredible acclaim and terrific box office grosses,and Peacemaker receiving universal acclaim for its second season this year. Now he and director Craig Gillespie (I, Tonya) are coming together to adapt Tom King’s acclaimed Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow run into next year’s highly anticipated Supergirl!

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Look Out for the First Official ‘Supergirl’ Teaser Poster

Hot on the heels of Superman’s blistering box office, James Gunn took to social media this morning — or maybe it was a team of monkeys in a pocket universe — to tease the next cinematic installment of the DCU by sharing an official teaser poster for Supergirl.

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NOC Review: ‘Gladiator II’ Honors Its Predecessor with Strength and Blood

There are very few films in cinematic history — especially from the ‘00s — that many would consider perfect. But 24 years ago, Ridley Scott’s Gladiator became a monumental box office success, an Oscar Winner for Best Picture, and is now considered to be one of the best films of its decade. So I was insanely skeptical about Gladiator II.

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Gabbing About Ghastly Grins with ‘Smile 2’ Star Naomi Scott

The term “triple threat” is rare these days in Hollywood. However, not only does Smile 2 star, Naomi Scott, embody the very definition of that term, as a gifted singer, dancer and actor, she reinvents it completely. With her performance in the terrifying new sequel to Parker Finn’s Smile, Scott proves to everyone she is a dynamic force of charismatic nature to be reckoned with. And we were fortunate enough to chat with her about this stellar performance in the critically acclaimed horror film, hitting theaters today!

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Sony Pictures Reveals New ‘Karate Kid’ Title and Poster Ahead of NYCC Panel

Ahead of its New York Comic Con panel, Sony has released the title and poster of the anticipated Karate Kid film, starring the franchise’s living legends: Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso and Jackie Chan as Mr. Han. The title of the new movie is Karate Kid: Legends.

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Harry Gregson-Williams Scores in the New Music Featurette for ‘Gladiator II’

How do you capture the spirit of ancient Rome? Through gorgeously composed music, of course! This was something Hans Zimmer knew very well putting together the original score for Gladiator back in 2000. Now, following in the footsteps of Zimmer comes composer Harry Gregson-Williams.

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The Fate of Rome is at Stake in the New Trailer for ‘Gladiator II’

The Colosseum awaits! Ridley Scott is returning to the world of ancient Rome this Thanksgiving, and we have a front row seat to the most epic battle of the century, in Gladiator II!

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New Posters for ‘The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim’

Something about Lord of the Rings and Christmas feels right. Coming this December is the new animated film The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim. Today, we just got some new artwork for the highly anticipated release!

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Pop Sensation Skye Riley Drops New Single in Honor of ‘Smile 2’

Is there anything pop superstar Skye Riley can’t do? The new movie Smile 2 is hitting theaters October 18, and in honor of the film, the icon has released a new single — “Grieved You” — just in time for Friday the 13th!

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Fall in Love with This Sweet New Poster for Heartstopper Season 3

The wait is almost over, fellow Narlie shippers! Heartstopper returns to Netflix for its third season on October 3. The hit YA series, based on Alice Oseman’s bestselling graphic novel series of the same name, centers on the love story between classmates Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) and Nick Nelson (Kit Connor).

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NOC Review: ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ is Burton Back at His Best

Passion. When you think about the Tim Burton who did Beetlejuice in 1988 and the Burton who did Dumbo in 2019, that’s what separates the two. For a few decades, it looked like the former was lost for good. But after seeing Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, I’m pleased to say, thanks to the help of a delightfully devilish demon, the spark that once defined the director has been found once more!

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Smile Again with the New Full Trailer for ‘Smile 2’

It’s time to smile again, folks! Parker Finn is back with a follow up to his immensely popular and terrifying horror film, Smile 2. This time, the action is going to be centering around a Taylor Swift-like pop star named Skye Riley, played by the amazingly talented Naomi Scott. Today, we got a horrifying new trailer and poster for the upcoming October release.

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Answers for the Afterlife with ‘Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice’ Director Tim Burton

Few directors in the industry garner the same level of respect and attention as filmmaker Tim Burton. Known for his wild, intriguing, and vivid imagination and visual concepts, the man who brought to life Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, and The Nightmare Before Christmas has forever changed how a modern day macabre live action fairy tale could be told on screen.

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New ‘Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice’ Trailer and Poster Feel Like Deja Vu

We are counting down to the premiere of Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice folks! And to celebrate, today, WB released a gorgeous new poster that feels awfully familiar, as well as an awesome new trailer for the upcoming sequel.

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New Trailer for ‘Gladiator II’ Unleashes Hell

The gods have spoken! Ridley Scott is revisiting the Colosseum and bringing us a sequel to his beloved Best Picture-winning magnum opus, Gladiator. And today we got a first look at the first trailer for Gladiator II!

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Prepare for Battle with these New Images from ‘Gladiator II’

2000 was a terrific year for movies! The first X-Men came out, as did Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and one of the best movies of its decade, Ridley Scott’s Gladiator. Well now, 24 years later, we’re seeing the saga continue with Gladiator II!

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See the Creepy New Teaser Trailer and Poster for ‘Smile 2’

2022’s Smile from Parker Finn was one of the creepiest movies to come out in the past few years. And one of the few major cinematic successes to come out of the pandemic era. So it should be no surprise to hear that we are getting Smile 2 just in time for Halloween this October!

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New Trailer and Poster for Dreamworks’ ‘The Wild Robot’

Chris Sanders is back! The latest from Lilo and Stitch and How to Train Your Dragon director, The Wild Robot, is hitting theaters this September! And today, Dreamworks has released a gorgeous new poster and stunning trailer for the new movie starring Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o.

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New Trailer and Posters for ‘Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice’ Rise from the Grave

Time to return to The Neitherworld folks! The Ghost with the Most is back, in Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! And today we got a new official trailer for the film, and some groovy new character posters!

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New Poster for ‘Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice’ Teases That Your Time Has Come

Get ready to shake, shake, shake señora! Because the Ghost with the Most is on his way back to our theaters! And today a new poster for Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice has just been summoned.

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Disney+’s ‘The Acolyte’ Trailer and Poster is Full of Color

Happy May the Fourth! In honor of the Star Wars holiday, Disney+ debuted the trailer for the upcoming Star Wars series The Acolyte, which will premiere with two episodes on June 4.

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Henry Golding on Joining ‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is currently blasting its way through cinemas right now. And part of the reason why this one is such a great time is because of the wonderful ensemble. Now you can’t be an ungentlemanly ministry without an expert demolitionist. Thankfully, this ministry has the perfect man for the job! Playing Freddy Alvarez is the ever-charming Henry Golding! We were able to sit down with the dashing ungentlemanly gentleman recently to talk about Guy Ritchie’s latest!

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NOC Review: ‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ is a (Subdued) Blast

Guy Ritchie is arguably one of the most stylish directors in Hollywood. Notable for his slow motion shots, and quick cuts, the director behind Snatch and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels has developed several trademarks throughout his notable career that really establish his unique brand. This is something incredibly evident in his Sherlock Holmes films and even Aladdin. So I was expecting more of the same (in a good way) from The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. However to my even more pleasant surprise, I found a more mature, subdued Ritchie within the fun and wit of this enjoyable war romp.

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