The Animal Farm box office numbers are in—and they paint a bleak picture for Angel Studios’ latest release, which is already shaping up to be the studio’s most high-profile misfire. Instead of building on its reputation as a faith-driven alternative to Hollywood,...
The trailer for HBO's DC Green Lantern series Lanterns quietly vanished from the internet—and just as quickly reappeared—but the explanation being offered doesn’t fully pass the smell test. According to a report from Entertainment Weekly, the trailer was removed due...
Disney has spent years trying to tell us that it's Star Wars sequel trilogy wasn't a failure. Despite declining box office revenue and exploding costs leading to its grand finale The Rise of Skywalker likely losing money with a billion dollar showing, Disney and...
On Friday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that AI writers and actors will not be eligible for Oscars. While any use of AI will not result in a film being banned from the Oscars, there are now clear restrictions in place. As new technology develops rapidly, especially with more lifelike human animation, the clarification hardly comes as a surprise to many industry insiders.
This December, Disney and Warner Bros. are going head-to-head, releasing major franchise films on the same day. To many observers, Warner Bros. holds the box office advantage, with Dune 3 securing IMAX screens. Disney appeared to respond with Infinity Vision, a new certification program offering an alternative premium large-format experience for Avengers: Doomsday.
Star Wars has long stood as one of the most successful franchises in film history. But after a string of recent projects that failed to fully connect with audiences, that dominance is starting to look less certain. If early box office tracking proves accurate, this summer’s The Mandalorian and Grogu could post the weakest opening weekend ever for a Star Wars film.
Marvel actress Evangeline Lilly took to social media to slam Disney over its recent layoffs.
Comments from Adam Fogelson have renewed discussion about a possible John Wick 5 film. In an interview with Business Insider, Fogelson said the studio has considered the idea of another installment. "Chad and Keanu have an idea that they think can be really exciting,"...
Angel Studios ridiculing those who oppose their not-so-secret morality reversal with Animal Farm was not on our bingo cards. But that's exactly how the oft faith-aligned movie distributor is handling a massive backlash for the new movie that has people of all...
Fortnite is preparing to release new Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker skins inspired by the animated style of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. These skins are distinct from the live-action versions of the characters already in Fortnite, which reflect their appearances in...
As Michael continues drawing enthusiastic audiences, there has been growing speculation surrounding the possibility of a Michael 2 that would cover the rest of the pop icon’s story. The first film chronicles his rise to fame, but was unable to tell the full story. Given Michael’s record-breaking box office success for a biopic, many suspected it was only a matter of time before a sequel was announced. In an interview with Matt Belloni on his On The Town podcast, Lionsgate film chair Adam Fogelson seemingly confirmed that Michael 2 is happening. “It’s going to happen whether it’s this year or next year,” he said. “I think the likelihood is very high.”
The release of Michael, the long-anticipated biopic about Michael Jackson, has renewed debate over how the pop icon’s legacy should be portrayed. It has also become a major box office success. Audiences appear drawn to the music, nostalgia, and a heartfelt performance that avoids the King of Pop’s darker controversies. However, critics describe it as superficial, safe, and aimless in its storytelling approach. Now Dan Reed, whose 2019 documentary Leaving Neverland centered on accusations against Jackson, has weighed in on Michael.
Days before The Devil Wears Prada 2 debuts in theaters, star Anne Hathaway is reframing recent comments about the film’s models.