Blog with sidebar

Blumhouse, Warner Bros. Pictures The gore-heavy “Lee Cronin’s The Mummy” was one of two major new wide releases this week, the title making its debut in third place at the U.S. domestic box-office with $13 million for the Friday-Sunday. Critics were mixed/negative on the film, and the audience CinemaScore at C+ is, though not “Wolf […]

Screenshot: Sony Pictures A planned three-part road trip-style Netflix documentary that would’ve served as something of a reunion of the band members of One Direction has been scrapped following an on-set incident. A report in The Sun (via The Metro) indicates that both Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson were filming on location in Wyoming six […]

Marvel Studios Following Marvel Studios’ revealing the first “Avengers: Doomsday” footage at CinemaCon on Thursday night in Las Vegas, the studio’s chief Kevin Feige has spoken some more about what fans can expect. An official synopsis from the company confirms that the film will see “heroes from three distinct universes will be set on a […]

Netflix It seems Matt Reeves has finally cast the role they couldn’t fill. British acting veteran Charles Dance (“Game of Thrones,” “Frankenstein”) has reportedly entered talks for a key role in “The Batman: Part II” at Warner Bros. Pictures. Though not confirmed, it’s believed Dance will be playing the father of district attorney Harvey Dent […]

Presents A recent poll of film critics has declared Fritz Lang’s “M” as the greatest film of the 1930s. Just over 100 critics have weighed in on the poll at World of Reel, asked for an unranked list of five films released between 1930 and 1939 that they considered the best of the decade. “M” […]