Related
Collider
The Making of ‘Movie 43’ Is as Unfunny as the Film Itself
Sometimes, movies initially deemed “the worst ever” get reclaimed decades later as secret classics. Ishtar and Heaven’s Gate, for instance, were shorthand for “terrible cinema” in the 1980s but are nowadays considered classics that were wrongly reviled back in the day. Sometimes, though, there’s no glorious reclamation or even just a small but devoted cult following. Some bad movies just remain eternally reviled throughout the ages. There’s just not enough bold creativity within these projects to make them resonate with people, even when there’s a considerable distance from the initial, toxic reception.
Collider
'The Mummy': Brendan Fraser Recalls Aftermath of Filming Grueling Action Scenes
Brendan Fraser's career is currently going through something of a renaissance fondly dubbed "Brenaissance," by fans thanks in part to a brilliant leading performance in The Whale for which he has received a few awards including an Academy Award nomination. But before now, Fraser ruled the 90s and early millennium as one of cinema's major action stars. His role as Rick O'Connell in The Mummy (1999) established him as a household name and remains one of his most iconic roles to date. It was a hard-won achievement as the actor is now opening up about the scale of physical exertions that the role required and how it took a huge toll on his body long after filming was over.
Michael Jackson’s Youngest Child No Longer Goes by Blanket
“King of Pop” Michael Jackson’s family has been all over the news lately. The late pop star’s ex-wife Lisa Marie Presley passed away on Jan. 12. His daughter, Paris Jackson, attended the Los Angeles premiere of the documentary Pamela, a love story on Monday, Jan. 30. And that same day, Michael’s son Prince Jackson congratulated cousin Jaafar Jackson on his role as the “Thriller” singer in the upcoming biopic Michael. But what about Michael’s other son? Where is Blanket Jackson now?
Collider
‘Little Richard: I Am Everything' Review: A Look at the Duality of One of Rock & Roll’s Greatest Icons | Sundance 2023
Late in his life, Little Richard would talk about how he was the inspiration for all the artists we now consider rock and roll. The Beatles opened for him, Jimi Hendrix played with him, and The Rolling Stones learned from him. What might seem like bold claims are actually a sad truth: Little Richard might be the most influential musician of the 20th century. The brilliance of Little Richard: I Am Everything, by director Lisa Cortés, is that it does the work and shows that Little Richard deserved better and deserved more respect for his contributions, an icon who paved the way for everyone that would come after him, from Elvis Presley to Tyler, the Creator.
Collider
'Avatar: The Way of Water' Washes 'The Avengers' Away at All-Time Domestic Box Office
Avatar: The Way of Water truly is the first box office juggernaut of cinema's pandemic era and James Cameron's behemoth science-fiction sequel continues to make waves at the box office. The film, which splashed into theaters on December 16, has reached a new box office milestone. The news, which comes from Variety, shows that Avatar: The Way of Water has surpassed Marvel Studios' The Avengers to take tenth spot in the all-time US domestic box office rankings, with an approximate domestic gross of $623.5 million, leapfrogging the $623.3 million figure claimed by earth's mightiest heroes.
Collider
The 10 Highest Rated Jonah Hill Movies, According to Rotten Tomatoes
One of the most successful and versatile actors in Hollywood, Jonah Hill has starred in a plethora of box-office hits and beloved movies such as Superbad. A powerhouse of a comedy actor, he has also shown his dramatic acting chops in multiple films like Django Unchained and The Wolf of Wall Street. This actor has starred in some highly-rated movies for the last two decades, and Rotten Tomatoes has ranked them all.
Collider
'National Treasure: Edge of History': Lisette Olivera on Working With Harvey Keitel & Justin Bartha
So far this season, National Treasure: Edge of History has been filled with Easter eggs and other callbacks to the original National Treasure movies. The show has hit on everything from previous lines to larger plot details and more. Two of the biggest connections to the movies was the inclusion of Harvey Keitel and Justin Bartha reprising their roles as Peter Sadusky and Riley Poole, respectively. During an interview on the D23 Inside Disney podcast, series star Lisette Olivera discussed her experience working with the legacy cast members.
Collider
7 Best New Movies on Amazon Prime Video in February 2023
As we continue on into a brand new year, that means there are yet more offerings to stream on Prime Video this month. From a wacky comedy mystery to a gripping noir and a horror hit from last year, we’re keeping 2023 going with a wide variety of picks for you to choose from.
Collider
'The Family Stallone' Reality Series Revealed in Paramount+ Super Bowl Commercial
Academy Award nominee Sylvester Stallone is taking his family up Paramount Mountain. The streamer announced that the actor, along with his wife Jennifer Flavin Stallone, and three daughters Sophia, Sistine, and Scarlet Stallone will star in a new reality series titled The Family Stallone which premieres this spring on Paramount+. To fully welcome the Stallones into the Paramount fold, the company has dedicated a whole face of the mountain to "Sly" in its Super Bowl ad for the streamer.
Collider
M. Night Shyamalan on 'Knock at the Cabin,’ Making Changes to the Novel & Why He Used a Lot of Close-Ups
When the line, “I see dead people,” was uttered, writer-director, M. Night Shyamalan, secured his place in cinema. The Sixth Sense, which went on to earn two Academy Award nominations that year, paved the way for nearly three decades of Shyamalan’s original filmography, now known for its psychological thrills and plot twists. In his most recent feature, Knock at the Cabin, the screenplay is an adaptation of the Bram Stoker Award-winning novel, The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay, with themes the filmmaker found inspiration in.
Collider
'The Last of Us': Nick Offerman Reveals His Wife Urged Him to Accept His Role
Episode 3 of HBO's hit post-apocalyptic series The Last of Us presented a bold departure from the eponymous video game from which the series is adapted. The love-filled and heartwarming episode offered a break from the intense action that made up the first two episodes. Thankfully, the gamble paid off as the episode is now widely regarded as the best of the series so far and is equally the most viewed. Now, we are learning from Nick Offerman, who plays the character of Bill, on which the episode is largely focused, that he would never have been a part of the series had it not been for the convincing power of his wife, Megan Mullally.
Collider
'Fast X': Rita Moreno on How She Got Her Role in Upcoming Sequel
the legendary EGOT winner, had a funny anecdote to share regarding how she got her role in Fast X, the next chapter in the Fast and Furious Saga. In an interview with ET, the actress revealed it was actually her grandson who suggested to Vin Diesel to cast Moreno in the film, which recently released a new poster featuring Diesel's character, Dom Toretto. The conversation between Justin Fisher, Moreno's grandson, and Diesel took place at the afterparty of West Side Story's premiere back in 2021. The young actor had a laugh remembering how she pitched to Diesel the inclusion of his grandmother in the action franchise:
Collider
Teen Wolf & 7 Other Classic Shows Making A Comeback in 2023
Viewers find comfort in the familiar. Fans form emotional connections to favorite characters, and revisiting their stories can feel so rewarding. That is why studios continue to bank on nostalgia: Audiences are drawn back to what they already know. While well-executed and original ideas push the industry forward, reboots, remakes...
Collider
How James Gunn’s DCU Is Different From Marvel’s MCU
When it was announced that James Gunn and Peter Safran would be the new co-heads of DC Studios, the excitement for the new DCU was palpable. Gunn and Safran's introduction as the co-heads of DC Studios stirred up a lot of drama in the past few months as it meant the fate of current in-production films was in flux. During a press conference, Gunn and Safran laid out their extended plan for the DCU, but also clarified just how similar and dissimilar this new universe would be to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Collider
Spider-Punk is Highlighted in ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ Sneak Peek
The Spider-Verse continues to expand as a tweet from the official Sony Pictures Twitter account highlights a brand-new character for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Linking to the official sit-down from December with writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller alongside Hailee Steinfeld, who plays Gwen Stacy, the clip offers fans a deeper look at the character of Spider-Punk, one of many variants that Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) will meet in the upcoming movie.
Collider
Vin Diesel's Faith is Put to the Test in New 'Fast X' Poster
The Fast & Furious franchise has pumped adrenaline through the veins of viewers for over two decades through its perfect blend of electrifying car chases, fiery romance and family-centric storyline. With the tenth installment, Fast X, well on the way, it looks like the saga is set to close with a bang. In a newly unveiled poster for the film, audiences have been teased a look at what's to come for Dominic "Dom" Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his petrol-head family.
Collider
You Can Buy Scott Lang’s Ant-Man Biography ‘Look Out for the Little Guy’
With the release of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania just around the corner, Marvel Entertainment has revealed an upcoming book written by the fictitious character Scott Lang himself. Titled Look Out for the Little Guy, the book is now available for fans to pre-order and will dive into the life of the Lang and his journey as both a father and a hero.
Collider
Mali Elfman on Her Directorial Debut 'Next Exit' and Exploring Life After Death
Last summer, audiences at festivals across the country got to embark on a beautiful, melancholic journey to death with Mali Elfman's directorial debut Next Exit. The film stars Rahul Kohli and Katie Parker as an unlikely duo who are forced by fate to embark on a cross-country trip to bring an end to everything. Along the way, the way they have to confront their trauma, examine who they are as people, and explore what it means to live and die. As Collider's review of the film hailed it, "[Next Exit] leaves its little flecks of light in your soul once the credits roll."
Collider
James Gunn Shares the Comic Books Inspiring the DCU
DC Studios co-head James Gunn has shared the comic book storylines he’s using as inspiration to build the new DCU. Earlier this week, Gunn and Peter Safran unveiled their ambitious plan for the future of DC Studios, revealing ten new films and TV shows already in development. During a...
Collider
Harrison Ford Jokingly Says He Knows Nothing About His Role In 'Captain America: New World Order'
Harrison Ford is ready to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Or maybe not? During a recent appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the actor jokingly pretended to not know anything about his upcoming role as Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross in the upcoming Captain America: New World Order. The film, which recently added Xosha Roquemore to its cast, looked for a new actor to play Ross after William Hurt passed away last year. After a few months of searching for the new face of the long-time Marvel antagonist, Ford was cast in October, marking the first time the actor will appear in the popular franchise.
Comments / 0