Category: Movies
New Snyder Cut Joker Pictures From Vanity Fair
Zack Snyder has undone some damage. Vanity Fair has released some pictures of Jared Leto as the Joker from the upcoming Snyder Cut of Justice League, which Warner Bros. – and no one else on Earth – is calling Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Gone are the tattoos and mouth grill from Leto’s port...
Read MoreDisney Closing Blue Sky Studios, Nimona Film Cancelled
Disney is officially closing down Blue Sky Studios, the animation house behind the Ice Age and Rio movie series. Disney acquired their competitor studio in the Fox acquisition back in 2019. The studio’s last feature was Spies in Disguise, which starred Tom Holland and Will Smith, and came out on C...
Read MoreMystic Pizza and Mask Mandates
Last night, I had one of those evenings where a seemingly endless number of streaming subscriptions – coupled with my considerable collection of hard copies – ironically left me unable to decide what to watch. Before resigning myself to watching Friends until I fell asleep for the zillionth time...
Read MoreComing 2 America Trailer Hits the Shores
Get ready for another culture shock because Amazon has released a trailer for Coming 2 America (see what they did there?), the sequel to the comedy smash from 1988. Eddie Murphy reprises one of his most famous roles, Akeem, prince – and now about to be king – of the African nation of Zamunda, wh...
Read MoreSnyder Cut Release Date Announced
The Snyder Cut of Justice League finally has a release date, which will be March 18th, 2021. Two days ago, Zack released three images that revealed different aspects of the movie with the release date below each. Beyond The Trailer’s Grace Randolph revealed on Twitter that a trailer for the mo...
Read MoreFinal Raya and the Last Dragon Trailer Makes a Splash
Tuesday, January 27th, Disney released the final trailer for Raya and the Last Dragon. The film, which stars Kelly Marie Tran and Awkwafina, is set to come out in theaters and on Disney+ for a premium fee on March 5th. This trailer is, unsurprisingly, more revealing than the first, and introduces mo...
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