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‘Godzilla: King of Monsters’ Nabs ‘Straight Outta Compton’ Star O’Shea Jackson Jr.
‘Godzilla: King of Monsters’ Nabs ‘Straight Outta Compton’ Star O’Shea Jackson Jr.
‘Godzilla: King of Monsters’ Nabs ‘Straight Outta Compton’ Star O’Shea Jackson Jr.
The monster-verse is slowly getting invaded by NWA — at least, by the actors who played them. Both Jason Mitchell (Eazy E) and Corey Hawkins (Dr. Dre) had supporting roles in Kong: Skull Island, and today, not wanting to miss out on the fun, O’Shea Jackson Jr. is in talks to join the Godzilla sequel Godzilla: King of Monsters.
New ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Clips: Newt Gets Interrogated and Ron Perlman Smokes a Cigar
New ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Clips: Newt Gets Interrogated and Ron Perlman Smokes a Cigar
New ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Clips: Newt Gets Interrogated and Ron Perlman Smokes a Cigar
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them has been releasing so many clips lately that you can almost watch the entire movie before its premiere without leaving your computer. Most of them have included information we already know or serve to introduce us to some of the beasts we’ll meet, but one of the new ones released today touches on a very important detail: the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald.
Magic Can Fix Anything in the Latest ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Clip
Magic Can Fix Anything in the Latest ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Clip
Magic Can Fix Anything in the Latest ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Clip
The way I see it, I’m kind of the target audience for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. I’ve seen all of the movies but read none of the books, which puts me on a kind of level playing field with everyone else tackling J.K. Rowling’s original screenplay. Granted, a lot of people might know about the history of Newt Scamander or how the events of Fantastic Beasts fits into the Harry Potter universe as a whole, but I don’t mind being left out. I spent years of my adolescence being a Star Wars book snob; as an adult, it’s kind of nice to just be able to show up to a franchise and learn as you go.
A Whole Bunch of ‘Batman’ Is Coming to HBO in November
A Whole Bunch of ‘Batman’ Is Coming to HBO in November
A Whole Bunch of ‘Batman’ Is Coming to HBO in November
Between the epic run of Game of Thrones and the impressive first season of Westworld, odds are good that you’re currently rocking an annual subscription to HBO or HBOGo. Few networks are still in the business of appointment television, but with social media sites like Twitter exploding into a flurry of spoilers after each new episode of both shows, fans are finding that their only real options are to watch on time or to not watch at all. In fact, we can sometimes get so caught up in the flurry of long-form television that we forget that HBO has some pretty darn good movies, too.
New ‘Willy Wonka’ Prequel Will Challenge Your Belief in a World of Pure Imagination
New ‘Willy Wonka’ Prequel Will Challenge Your Belief in a World of Pure Imagination
New ‘Willy Wonka’ Prequel Will Challenge Your Belief in a World of Pure Imagination
Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory may be a world of pure imagination where the sky is the limit and anything is possible, but it’s hard to say the same about major studios, which keep returning to the same well of established franchises (including board games and toys) to cash-in on name recognition — why risk millions on an original, inventive idea when they can just repurpose a tried-and-true classic? Such is the case with good ol’ Willy Wonka, who is returning to the big screen in a new prequel film from the producer of the Harry Potter series.
Shia LaBeouf Says Warner Bros. Vetoed His ‘Suicide Squad’ Role
Shia LaBeouf Says Warner Bros. Vetoed His ‘Suicide Squad’ Role
Shia LaBeouf Says Warner Bros. Vetoed His ‘Suicide Squad’ Role
In a really fascinating profile published by Variety today, actor and occasional performance artist Shia LaBeouf addresses a few of the more controversial aspects of his career (his arrest, drinking problems, etc.) and discusses working with some of the biggest directors in Hollywood (Michael Bay, Steven Spielberg). But one of the most intriguing revelations from the article is that LaBeouf almost starred in Suicide Squad — until the studio (and some script changes) got in the way.

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