Paul Rudd makes fun of hisAnt-Manaction figure in an interview with Conan O’Brien. The action figure has been out for quite a while and this isn’t the first time that Rudd has brought it up. While doing press forAnt-Man and the Wasp, the actor talked about it in an interview and was curious as to whether or not it really looks like him. However, in a new interview with O’Brien, they both take it a step further....

Back in August, Fox Searchlight Pictures announced thatproduction startedon directorGuillermo del Toro’s new filmThe Shape of Water, although a release date has still not been set at this time. The announcement confirmed that the cast will includeSally Hawkins(Blue Jasmine,Happy Go-Lucky),Michael Shannon(Revolutionary Road,99 Homes),Richard Jenkins(The Visitor,Olive Kitteridge),Doug Jones(Crimson Peak,Hellboy),Michael Stuhlbarg(A Serious Man) andOctavia Spencer(The Help,Gifted). Fans haven’t been given much to go on, in terms of plot details, until now, thanks to starDoug Jones....

The Russo Brothers have revealed thatThorwill have a “really, really compelling story arc” compared to the rest of the characters inInfinity War. When we last saw the character at the end ofRagnarok, Asgard had been destroyed and he was about to have a meeting with Thanos after losing his hammer, having his father pass away, and fighting an intense battle with his sister which resulted in the loss of one of his eyes....

After the disappointment that wasBatman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Warner Bros. has done a lot of shifting around and a lot of attempted course correction for their future DC Comics movies. Their next release, the highly anticipatedSuicide Squad, wasn’t able to undergo as much retooling because it was already so far into production. Either way, the movie is coming out in just over a month, and we have now learned what the run time of the movie is going to be....

Rebel Moon, originally released in select theaters and later on Netflix, was initially conceptualized as an audacious, R-rated version of Star Wars. However, as it evolved, it transitioned into a two-part saga with a more accessible PG-13 rating. What’s particularly intriguing about this space epic is the anticipated release ofZack Snyder’s director’s cut, rumored to emerge just before the sequel,Rebel Moon: Part Two – The Scargiver. Now Snyder has teased when fans can expect to see his “hard” R-rated version of the movie land on Netflix....

Fans of the first threeFear Streetmovieshave been waiting four years for another film in the franchise. EnterFear Street: Prom Queen,directed by Matt Palmer and fresh on Netflix. However, unlike the previous trilogy, the new film stands on its own, culling its material from R.L. Stine’s 1992 novelThe Prom Queen. It wants to be an homage to 1980s horror films, but hardly arrives at that goal: At best, it’s a bloody slash fest, heavy on gore and light on mystery and intrigue....

Quick Links What If…?, the first animated series within the MCU, is set to conclude its three-season run by the end of 2024. Despite the opening monologue for each episode that The Watcher (Jeffrey Wright) narrates about infinite possibilities, it appears the multiverse only contains about 26 alternate timelines worth of stories.What If…?will end close to the end of Phase 5 of the MCU’s Multiverse Saga, as the franchise begins winding down the multiverse stories withAvengers: DoomsdayandAvengers: Secret Wars....

Over time,Wes Andersonhas developed a visual aesthetic that’s immediately recognizable by film fanatics around the globe. Having a penchant for emphasizing aesthetics over realism, Anderson’s films paint a dreamy picture with lush visuals, ubiquitous symmetry, and a deliberate use of color palettes. Visual sensibilities aside, Wes Anderson is a lot more than a pretty pastel director, as his films are full of substance and depth. Anderson juxtaposes beautiful visuals with sensitive topics like familial disharmony, tragedy, and self-discovery, telling a realistic story wrapped in the framework of a fantasy....

The genre that has spawned many a cosplay fantasy, medievalcomedygives us laughter while also allowing us to step into a time when long flowing gowns and archery, knights and fairies and all manner of whimsy are the standard, and boring, buttoned-up desk jobs are non-existent. These films let us be the hero/ine, or the one in need of saving, without giving us the anxiety that accompanies those feelings with typical tales of dragon-slaying because we’re too busy chuckling at the complete silliness we’re enjoying....

Disney moviestend to be known for being child-friendly projects. Filled with happy musical numbers and bright colors, is there anything in a Disney movie that is terrible for kids to see? Except, that is not entirely true. Disney movies arefilled with deeper meaningsand dark events.The Lion Kingallowed viewers to see Simba watch Mufasa be thrown to his death and stampeded over. But, that was one of the lighter moments in comparison to how dark pitches and concepts for Disney films could really be when the creators thought about a much darker premise for the films....

The value ofhorrorin every aspect of cinema has always been discussed as being less than others. It’s simply a genre that doesn’t always stand alongside others. Reasons vary, and while in recent years a horror renaissance has been inevitable and has changed the minds of many viewers and critics, horror still doesn’t get the respect it deserves. For the most faithful horror fan base, the question will always be, “What will it take?...

From Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures and starring Jason Momoa and Jack Black, “A Minecraft Movie,” directed by Jared Hess, is the first-ever big screen, live-action adaptation of Minecraft, the best-selling video game of all time.The film also stars Emma Myers (“Wednesday”), Oscar nominee Danielle Brooks (“The Color Purple”), Sebastian Eugene Hansen (“Just Mercy, “Lisey’s Story”), with Jennifer Coolidge.Welcome to the world of Minecraft, where creativity doesn’t just help you craft, it’s essential to one’s survival!...

In the penultimate episode ofAmerican Horror Story, titledFire and Reign, we’re finally given all the pieces of this complex puzzle, but one question remains: Is Armageddon unavoidable? Those who have been following my weekly recaps ofAmerican Horror Story: Apocalypseknow that I’ve toyed with the idea of time travel on a few occasions. It started when the series shifted from post to pre-Apocalypse, meaning the focus changed from the events of the present to the events leading up to the day the bombs dropped....