On the heels of a successful unveiling at SXSW, AMC announced today they have partnered with Citizens Parking to bring the Los Pollos Hermanos pop-up restaurant to Los Angeles and New York City. Fans on both coasts will have the opportunity to enjoyGus Fring’s famous curly fries in Los Angeles on March 29th and 30th and New York City on April 9th and 10th. Citizens Parking, one of the largest parking companies in the United States, will host the pop ups at popular outdoor parking lot locations in both cities....

Christian Bale is reportedly in talks to reunite with director David O. Russell on anUntitled Doctor/Lawyer Movie Project. Russell has already finished the script and the movie is expected to begin shooting this spring. Bale was last seen on the big screen inFord v Ferrari, which is up for Best Picture at this year’s Academy Awards. As for Russell, he hasn’t been behind the camera since 2015’sJoy, though he has been quietly developingThe Skies Belong to Uswith Michael B....

Black soldiers have fought and died for America from the republic’s inception. They sacrificed for a country that treated them like second class citizens for the majority of its history.Da 5 Bloodsaddresses that racial disparity with artistic brilliance and masterful storytelling techniques. It weaves a thread from the tumultuous Vietnam War to the troubles of modern times. The film intercuts a spellbinding narrative with newsreels, educational asides, and harrowing archival footage....

“9:00 a.m. On Christmas Eve — Philadelphia, PA…“Danny DeVitois a true Hollywood icon. The actor’s career spans over 50 years in show business, and, during that time, he’s played a plethora of unforgettable characters. And DeVito is looking back on his years in Tinseltown fondly as he reflects on worldwide-known roles like the Penguin inBatman Returnsand Frank Reynolds inIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. DeVito discussed the parts he’s most recognized for in an interview withGQ:...

Earlier this week, Marvel announcedthat formerDoctor WhostarDavid Tennanthas signed on to play Dr. Zebediah Kilgrave, a.k.a. The Purple Man in the upcoming Netflix seriesMarvel’s A.K.A. Jessica Jones. In theMarvelcomic books, Kilgrave was a Yugoslavian native and a Communist spy who was tasked with stealing experimental nerve gas from the U.S., but after a bullet punctured the canister, Kilgrave was exposed to the gas, turning his hair and skin permanently purple and giving him the abilities to take control over other people....

No one lovesThe Golden Girlsmore thanDeadpool. And on this day,Wade Wilsonis celebrating with two clever promo images that feature his superhero alter ego and the wonderful women who have given him so much joy over the years. Bea Arthur may have sadly passed away back in 2009, but that has never stopped her #1 fan from showing his appreciation. Now, the pair, along with the rest of the girls, are forever immortalized in the form of macrame dolls....

DoesSolohave a post-credits scene? Thanks to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and other comic book movies that have adopted it now,post-credit sceneshave become common practice for major movies these days. However, the Disney eraStar Warsmovies have not yet adopted this particular trope. So, does the Han Solo movie break that streak? We have ourselves an answer, as the movie recently held its world premiere. Warning: potential spoilers ahead forSolo: A Star Wars Story....

Although original starEmilio Estevezreprised the role of Gordon Bombay in Disney+’s first season of their revival of the ice hockey comedyThe Mighty Ducks, he will not be returning for the second.The Mighty Ducks: Game Changerswill now move ahead without Estevez’s involvement, which all seems to come down to a disagreement between the actor and Disney’s Covid vaccination requirement, although neither Estevez nor his representatives would make comment on whether that is true or not....

Some investigative work byBloody-Disgustinghas revealed that the U.S. rights forA Nightmare on Elm Streetare seemingly back where they belong. Thanks to the Copyright Act, the Wes Craven estate has quietly reacquired the rights to the first film and its razor-gloved slasher, Freddy Krueger. This means we could end up seeing Freddy in some shape or form down the line without a fight from a third party, which has famously keptFriday the 13thin a brutal legal battle for years now....

MostStar Warsfans are still riding high fromRogue One: A Star Wars Storyand eagerly awaiting the first trailer forStar Wars: The Last Jedi, but there is even more to be excited about if you’re a fan of a galaxy far, far away. The youngHan Solomovie recently started filming and aside from seeingAlden Ehrenreichplay the famed smuggler, we are going to be seeingDonald Gloverplay a younger version ofLando Calrissian. The role was originally played byBilly Dee Williamsand recently, he had lunch withDonald Gloverin a delightful meeting of the Calrissians....

Another day, another flop for Disney that came as the result of its merger with Fox last year. Harrison Ford’sThe Call of the Wildhas been in theaters for a couple of weeks now and, even though it has done a little better than expected at the box office, it’s not going to be enough to save this one from being a financial disaster. The expensive, family-friendly wilderness flick about a man and his dog is set to lose somewhere in the neighborhood of $50 million in theaters....

How cool would this be? One enterprising fan has made a theatrical one-sheet poster for the fictional biopic movieStan Lee. And they’ve cast Heisenberg in the lead role. Yes, this awesome images features everyone’s favoriteBreaking BadstarBryan Cranstonas the one and only Stan ‘The Man’ Lee, founder of Marvel. Though the movie isn’t in-development as far as we know, it might just get a green light after everyone gets a load of this....

Star Warshas been walking around in cinemas since 1977, and has amassed a fan base and spin-offs ofStar Warsmoviesand series that will have the franchise probably making content for generations to come. While the saga may not be perfect and has its fair share of ups and downs, there is, however, one film that doesn’t get the proper credit that it truly deserves — that film is 2005’sEpisode III:Revenge of the Sith....