
Where is the Thor: Love and Thunder trailer? Marvel fans are taking to social media to ask just that after Chris Hemsworth shared a photo of himself, Tessa Thompson (Valkyrie) and director Taika Waititi on his Instagram.
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Where is the Thor: Love and Thunder trailer? Marvel fans are taking to social media to ask just that after Chris Hemsworth shared a photo of himself, Tessa Thompson (Valkyrie) and director Taika Waititi on his Instagram.
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The Truman Show was one of the most important movies in Jim Carrey’s career. Prior to this, he was primarily known for Ace Ventura, with his hyperactive mugging annoying snooty film critics as much as it delighted audiences. But with The Truman Show, he proved that he had genuine dramatic chops. Sure, the movie is still essentially a comedy, but Carrey’s Truman Burbank is a tragic figure.
Now, Carrey has revealed he jumped at the chance to star in the movie and said yes almost immediately. Speaking with Screen Rant, the comedy legend said:

For once the most exciting thing about a Jurassic movie isn’t the genetically engineered prehistoric dinosaurs but the squishy and terrified humans. Fans are hyped for Jurassic World Dominion bringing the core Jurassic Park trio of Sam Neill’s Alan Grant, Laura Dern’s Ellie Sattler, and Jeff Goldblum’s Ian Malcolm together for the first time since 1993.
Dominion was shot at the height of COVID in the United Kingdom and the cast was under strict lockdown rules, though they all seem to have gotten along swimmingly. One especially popular cast member is the absurdly loveable Sam Neill, who took a break from posting adorable videos from his farm on Twitter to appear in the movie.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is set to tear open the multiversal possibilities of the MCU and deliver a truly mindbending adventure. The excellent Super Bowl trailer hinted that the “prime” MCU Strange might be facing off against Strange Supreme from What If…?, with the consequences of his spell in Spider-Man: No Way Home coming back to bite him in the ass.
Now a new line of Monogram International keychains may confirm we’re getting at least two more Strange variants: ‘Defender Strange’ and ‘Supreme Strange’ (who looks quite distinct from ‘Strange Supreme’). Check them out:

1994’s Clerks remains one of the greatest indie success stories of all time. Though it was made for peanuts in black and white and shot in the convenience stores Kevin Smith actually worked in, word-of-mouth quickly grew and it was picked up by Miramax, eventually becoming a global hit after its home release. Now, almost thirty years later, Smith is finally teasing the long-awaited release of Clerks III.
Speaking at WonderCon, the filmmaker responded upon being asked when the sequel is coming out:

It’s been six years now since Star Trek Beyond, the most recent movie in the legendary sci-fi franchise, hit cinemas. But it’s not for lack of trying on Paramount’s part as the studio has been attempting to get Star Trek 4 off the ground ever since. Nor is to do with the cast’s disinterest in returning to the U.S.S. Enterprise, as Chris Pine — the Kelvin timeline’s Captain James Tiberius Kirk himself — has gushed about how he loves everything about the Star Trek universe.
Following the news that he and his fellow Starfleet officers, like Zoe Saldana (Uhura) and Zachary Quinto (Spock), are finally coming back for another outing, Deadline quizzed Pine on how things are shaping up with Star Trek 4. The Wonder Woman actor revealed that he’s met with director Matt Shakman, “who I really like”, and is just all-round excited to dive back into that world.

Ever swallowed something by mistake? Science now has the answer in the form of a piece of disgusting-looking magnetic slime that will worm around inside your body. The breakthrough was made by scientists at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, with New Scientist reporting that they mixed “neodymium magnet particles with borax, a common household detergent, and polyvinyl alcohol, a kind of resin” in order to create a controllable slime.
Here it is at work:

Judd Apatow isn’t having a great week. First he posted a now-deleted and much-mocked tweet claiming that Will Smith “could have killed” Chris Rock by slapping him at the Oscars. Now his new Netflix Original movie The Bubble is getting destroyed by critics.
The comedy sees a group of actors (including Karen Gillen, Pedro Pascal, and Leslie Mann) struggling to film a movie during the COVID-19 pandemic. The film centers on the cast’s frustrations with self-isolation and the strict rules placed on them by the studio. Faced with endless days in front of a green screen, the actors get bored, miserable, and begin to squabble.

One of the most useful skills an actor can have these days is being able to convincingly interact with a CGI character. This is by no means easy, especially as in many cases they’ll be represented by a tennis ball on a stick, and you won’t see your CGI co-star until you’re at the premiere.
James Marsden did a great job with this on Sonic the Hedgehog and by all accounts has repeated the feat with Sonic the Hedgehog 2. He’s discussed what it’s like to work with ‘Sonic’ in an interview with Digital Spy, saying:

HBO Max’s Batgirl has been shooting on location in Glasgow, Scotland over the last few months and has given us some great insight into what the movie will be like. We’ve seen Leslie Grace in full costume, practical stunts being performed, lots of set dressing that fleshes out the DCEU, and some very fun in-universe newspapers. But now it appears that the shoot is coming to an end, with Grace marking the occasion by posting a hilarious Instagram video.
Check it out:

Spider-Man: No Way Home made the impossible a reality by adding Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’s respective Spider-Man to the Marvel Cinematic Universe along with the popular villains from their fictional realities. This possibility fueled the imagination of many MCU fans who have cooked different tantalizing scenarios of Marvel characters joining the Spideys. And the latest name to join this steadily growing list is Spider-Verse’s Miles Morales.
YouTube content creator Nerdy Talk With Dan, whose recent videos are filled with Marvel fan edits, has answered the much-speculated question — “How would Miles Morales react in Spider-Man: No Way Home?” — with an amazing fan edit of the character entering MCU’s Earth.

In the run-up to Avengers: Endgame‘s 2019 release, many MCU fans assumed that either or both of Tony Stark/Iron Man and Steve Rogers/Captain America wouldn’t be there to see the credits. Both Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans had previously indicated that this was their MCU swansong, and what better high to go out on than this jaw-dropping finale?
Those predictions were fairly accurate, with the apocalyptic final battle concluding with Tony Stark choosing to make the ultimate sacrifice. This left Cap with a touching coda, traveling back in time to grow old alongside the love of his life Peggy Carter. But why did it go down this way?

The four Spy Kids movies are seriously underrated, being not just great children’s movies but also experimenting with VFX technology, and featuring a surprisingly star-studded cast (with Danny Trejo’s Machete along for the ride).
So it’s worth celebrating that Spy Kids is officially coming back. Deadline confirms that Netflix has closed the strongly rumored deal with Skydance and Robert Rodriguez for a “reimagining” of the franchise. The last entry was 2011’s Spy Kids: All the Time in the World, which is probably the low point of the movie series. Things improved with Netflix’s animated show Spy Kids: Mission Critical, which consisted of two seasons, both in 2018.

Netflix’s fictional period romance drama Bridgerton took the world by storm when it debuted in 2020, and season two has followed in similar footsteps, with Simone Ashley taking on the lead role for the latest storyline. As the British actress gains new heights of fame for her role, she is also confirmed to star in another love story: Disney’s live-action adaptation of The Little Mermaid.
As reported by The Disinsider, Ashley will star in a currently unknown role. With reports that the film would feature Ariel’s six sisters, and with the studio aiming to cast women of color, perhaps the actress might have snagged one of the roles.

In his ongoing four-year development deal with Netflix, David Fincher enlisted Michael Fassbender and Tilda Swinton to star in his upcoming thriller, The Killer. While scheduling conflicts of the leads prevented filming in 2021, Fincher’s latest endeavor has finally finished its long-delayed production.
In an Instagram post, Dwayne Barr, a member of the film’s camera crew, shared that the film wrapped up shooting on Sunday, March 27, and thanked cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt for the wrap gift he was given.

Dune walked away with six Oscars at the 94th Academy Awards, winning for cinematography, editing, score, visual effects, production design, and sound. This puts a capstone on the ambitious science-fiction epic’s success, following it picking up rave reviews and a very healthy box office.
Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures quickly greenlit Dune: Part Two, which will conclude the story of Frank Herbert’s classic science-fiction novel and show Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides truly becoming the Muad’Dib.

James Gunn and the Guardians of the Galaxy cast are currently hard at work on the delayed but highly anticipated Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. This will wrap up the story that began in 2017’s Guardians of the Galaxy, with all that have seen the script describing it as a tear-jerker.
We won’t see Vol. 3 until summer 2023, though before that comes Disney Plus exclusive The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, which is being shot at the same time. Now we have some set pictures (via The Direct) that may prove very illuminating to the story.

Nobody expected Zack Snyder to walk away with two Oscars at the 94th Academy Awards, but it happened. Though he wasn’t nominated in the traditional categories Army of the Dead triumphed in the inaugural “Fan Favorite” category and Zack Snyder’s Justice League picked up the “Oscars Cheer” award for the Flash entering the Speed Force.
This raised some eyebrows as the two awards were widely considered a sop to those still upset that Spider-Man: No Way Home didn’t pick up a Best Picture nomination, though it seems the MCU fanbase simply didn’t turn up to vote and the Snyder fans did.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings arrived under something of a cloud last year. Industry insiders were predicting a disappointing box office, social media was full of naysayers, and there was an awkwardness about the stereotype of an Asian hero being a martial arts guy. Then people actually saw the movie and everyone realized it was brilliant.
Simu Liu and Awkwafina had incredible on-screen chemistry, with Tony Leung and Michelle Yeoh bringing heavyweight performances. Shang-Chi ended up a big hit, a sequel was soon confirmed, and almost everyone agreed that Marvel neatly side-stepped lazy stereotypes. But that doesn’t mean the issue has gone away for good.

Christopher Nolan first established himself as one of the fastest-rising directorial talents in the business by crafting a trio of acclaimed and atmospheric thrillers, before diving headfirst into the blockbuster business when he signed on to helm Batman Begins. While that put his foot in the mainstream door, Inception was the movie that served as the calling card which would define his career for the next decade.
Armed with a huge budget and an original concept, Nolan crafted a globetrotting action thriller that was unlike anything audiences had ever seen before, utilizing the clout he’d attained from The Dark Knight‘s billion-dollar success to enjoy a level of filmmaking freedom and creative control that very few filmmakers are afforded when hundreds of millions of dollars in studio funds are at stake.

As the most popular, well-known, and bankable brand in modern cinema, it isn’t a coincidence that five of the nine highest-grossing Hollywood blockbusters to release last year came bearing the Marvel logo, which could be the one thing that saves Morbius from disaster.
Spider-Man: No Way Home, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Eternals, and Black Widow came bearing a combination of either built-in name value, strong reviews, or fan anticipation, and sometimes all three. However, Jared Leto’s Living Vampire arguably doesn’t have any of that to lean on.

Having been absent from our screens for the entirety of 2021 (bar his voice performance as his signature character in Disney Plus series Marvel’s What If…?), Chris Hemsworth has gotten back to work in a major way, with a slew of high-profile projects currently in various stages of production and development.
Even though fans are beginning to grow impatient waiting for a trailer, he reprises his career-defining role in a landmark fourth solo blockbuster in Taika Waititi’s July release Thor: Love and Thunder, with Netflix sci-fi actioner Spiderhead also set to hit streaming before the end of the year.

Not every Netflix original movie enjoys the benefit of finding an audience from the second it first arrives on the platform, with plenty of in-house exclusives taking their sweet time to gain much notable traction among subscribers.
The literary adaptation may have initially premiered on streaming back in July of last year, but The Last Letter from Your Lover has only now managed to put a dent in the viewership charts. As per FlixPatrol, Augustine Frizzell’s mystery-driven romantic drama is right on the verge of breaking into the global Top 20, with at-home viewers enamored by the genre-blending tale this weekend.

Just when you think the days of Spider-Man: No Way Home setting records and smashing through milestones is over, along comes the 27th installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to deliver a double whammy across two different formats on the same day.
After three months in theaters, Tom Holland’s third standalone adventure has officially crossed the $800 million barrier at the domestic box office, entering extremely rarefied air alongside Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Avengers: Endgame as the only movies to have ever exceeded that figure.

The second most important awards ceremony behind the Oscars has come and gone, and Diana: The Musical won a momentous five Golden Raspberries at this year’s Razzie Awards.
The parody awards show hands out trophies for the worst movies of the year, and Diana: The Musical topped the list. The retelling of Princess Diana’s life through song was filmed for Netflix before it went to Broadway, and it lasted 33 performances before it was closed.