Shotgun Wedding: Everything We Know So Far

Quick Links The rom-com renaissance is on full fledge this year with its latest addition to the roster,Shotgun Wedding.Directed byJason Moore, the same guy who spearheaded cinematic comedic staples likePitch PerfectandSisters, the upcoming American flick is unlike any other romcom, blending thriller and action into the mix. StarringJennifer LopezandJosh Duhamel, the movie shows you everything that could possibly go wrong on one of the most important days of your life. Here’s what we know aboutShotgun Weddingso far....

July 27, 2025 · 5 min · 1027 words · Christopher Gomez

Simon Pegg on How Mission: Impossible 6 is Different From Previous Films

The other day at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Paramount Pictures and Skydance world premiered some new footage fromChristopher McQuarrie’sMission: Impossible – Fallout, and it left everyone in the theater breathless. One of the sequences featuredTom CruiseandHenry Cavilljumping out of a plane at 30,000 feet and then attempting to do intricate, synchronized action that required the actors hit very specific marks to ensure everyone would be in focus. On top of that technical challenge, they also filmed this sequence as the sun was going down, meaning each day they had only one chance to get it right....

July 27, 2025 · 2 min · 289 words · Susan Gilbert DDS

SNL: Benedict Cumberbatch Celebrates Moms During His Monologue

Saturday Night Livebrought backBenedict Cumberbatchto host for the second time to help promote the lasted Stephen Strange filmDoctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The movie which has been abbreviated (aptly) to MoM is hitting theaters on Mother’s Day weekend so a lot of Cumberbatch’s monologue centered around the women in his life and his messages to them. With musical guestArcade Firewhose front manWin Butlerhad a guitar that said “Call Your Mom” on it, the show was all about celebrating mothers while also showing support for Roe V....

July 27, 2025 · 2 min · 404 words · Linda Rodriguez

Sofia Boutella on Hotel Artemis, Gaspar Noé’s Climax and Star Trek

WithHotel Artemisopening in theaters this weekend, I recently sat down withSofia Boutellafor an interview. During the wide-ranging conversation, she talked about getting to work with writer-directorDrew Pearce, why she wanted to be part of the film, how excited she was to work withJodie FosterandJeff Goldblum, the action scenes, and more. In addition, she talked about makingGaspar Noé’sClimaxand the positive reaction at Cannes, if she knows what’s up with futureStar Trekmovies and a lot more....

July 27, 2025 · 14 min · 2785 words · Ernest Walters

St. Vincent to Direct Gender-Bent The Picture of Dorian Gray Movie

Some film projects just appeal to you on a personal, spiritual level. For me, this is one of those jams.Annie Clark, better known as her stage name as musician St. Vincent, is set to direct an adaptation ofThe Picture of Dorian Grayfor Lionsgate. But that’s just the start of the good news. PerVariety, he script will come fromEllescreenwriterDavid Birke, who is also set to pen Screen Gems' upcomingSlender Manmovie, and they’ll be putting a twist onOscar Wilde’s classic Victorian novel by gender-swapping the titular lead character....

July 27, 2025 · 2 min · 336 words · Kimberly Thompson

Star Wars Celebration: See 40th Anniversary Panel Images

Today, Lucasfilm kicked offStar Wars Celebrationin Orlando, Flordia and while the Celebration is always an exciting to-do, the 40th Anniversary ofStar Wars: A New Hopegave the event just that extra bit of shine. In honor of the anniversary, the panel brought out a team of Star Wars powerhouses, both the stars of the franchise and the behind-the-scenes creatives that turned the Star Wars into the international powerhouse we know and love....

July 27, 2025 · 1 min · 199 words · Dawn King

The Duchess Trailer Previews Comedian Katherine Ryan’s Netflix Show

Stand-up comedianKatherine Ryanis making her debut in the scripted Netflix comedy showThe Duchess. Netflix released the trailer for the forthcoming original on Monday morning along with a bunch of images featuring Ryan’s co-stars,Kate Byrne,Michelle Swarte,Rory Keenan, andSteen Raskopoulos. The Duchesstrailer kicks off with a very fashionable woman, dressed to the nines with a Givenchy handbag slung over her arm, and her nine-year-old daughter walking down the street. “Who’s that? Why does she look so damn cool?...

July 27, 2025 · 2 min · 374 words · Samantha Chavez

The Hate U Give Interview with KJ Apa, Sabrina Carpenter and More

Amandla StenbergleadsThe Hate U Giveas Starr Carter, a teenager living in a predominantly black neighborhood but enrolled in a predominantly white prep school. Starr makes an effort to keep those worlds completely separate, behaving a certain way in each place, but when she witnesses the fatal shooting of a childhood friend at the hands of a white police office, Starr comes to the conclusion that enough is enough; she needs to find and embrace her voice, and stand up for what’s right, no matter the effect it has on some of her most valued relationships....

July 27, 2025 · 2 min · 355 words · Andrea Rodriguez

The Witcher Season 2 Poster Unveiled at WitcherCon

Netflix’s first-ever WitcherCon took place today with some major Season 2 reveals forThe Witcher, including a brand new poster featuring Geralt and Cirilla. The virtual event, which is co-hosted by Netflix and CD Projekt Red, is dedicated to the multimedia world ofThe Witcherthrough games, books, and TV series. The show’s teaser art dropped during the “Deck of Destiny” panel, which featured cast membersAnya Chalotra,Freya Allan,Mimî M Khayisa, andPaul Bullion, andThe Witcher’sshowrunner and executive producer,Lauren Schmidt Hissrich....

July 27, 2025 · 3 min · 549 words · Leslie Lewis

Tom Hardy’s Mad Max Is Action’s Hottest Lead, Argue With The Wall

Fictional men are at their hottest when they’re at their dirtiest. That’s no secret. Take, for instance,Henry Cavill’s Geralt fromThe Witcher, or the perennial example,The Lord of the Rings' Aragorn. Still, their gruff, sweaty, and dust-splattered looks need extra specificity to elevate them above simple “eye candy.” After all, what is Geralt without his reluctant fondness for his daughter figure, or Aragorn without that monarchy-avoiding nobility? It’s this space into which directorGeorge Miller’s visionaryMad Max: Fury Roaddrags its titular protagonist, Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy), kicking and grumbling....

July 27, 2025 · 7 min · 1306 words · James Joseph

WandaVision Episode 5: Pietro Actor Recast Explained by Showrunner

[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersforWandaVision, Season 1, Episode 5, “On a Very Special Episode…"] Among the many meta-textual and casually terrifying mind-ruptures going on inWandaVision, Episode 5 ends with a bang. Wanda’s (Elizabeth Olsen) dead brother Pietro comes back, seemingly sprung out of Wanda’s increasingly oppressive sitcom imagination. But it’s not the MCU version of Pietro, aka Quicksilver, played byAaron Taylor-Johnsonthat shows up at her door. It’s the formerly Fox-owned now Disney-ownedX-Menversion of Pietro, played byEvan Peters....

July 27, 2025 · 3 min · 458 words · Vanessa Smith

Wednesday Featurette Shows the Magic Behind Bringing Thing to Life

Even though Netflix’sAddams FamilyadaptationWednesdayhas been out for a couple of weeks now, the internet still can’t get enough of this murderously fun series.Wednesdayis currently in the middle of breaking every Netflix record imaginable and, since the series debuted this past Thanksgiving, the streamer hasn’t been shy about what went into making this version of Wednesday Addams a modern classic. In the latest behind-the-scenes video posted toWednesday’s Instagram page, breakout starJenna Ortegaand magician-turned-Thing actorVictor Dorobantubroke down what it was like working with this iconic character....

July 27, 2025 · 3 min · 539 words · David Haynes MD

What In and Out Says About LGBT Representation 20 Years Later

WhenIn & Outarrived in theaters twenty years ago, the state of LGBTQ+ representation in cinema was only starting to take shape in the form we know it today.Frank Oz’s 1997 comedy starredKevin Klineas a high school teacher whose life turns upside down when a former student outs him during his Oscar acceptance speech. There’s just one problem: Kline’s character has no idea he’s gay. What follows next is largely a fish out of water comedy with broad, inoffensive undertones of inclusion that also manages to miss almost every aspect of what it means to be an LGBT person beyond the spectrum of amusing a traditional audience....

July 27, 2025 · 12 min · 2450 words · Karina Morales