Will Craig Robinson’s Killing It Get A Season 2? Peacock By Ryan Scott/June 22, 2022 2:20 pm EST In the age of too many streaming services and seemingly infinite choices, it can be tough to know what to watch. Beyond that, when one finds a show they do like, there is no guarantee it will continue as the endless sea of TV doesn’t leave enough room for everything to thrive. So, what about “Killing It,” the latest comedy series from Craig Robison?...
The Ennead Disney+ First, before we get to each specific god in this council, it’s worth noting that these gods are known as the Ennead. Traditionally, this refers to the nine gods worshipped in the city of Heliopolis: Atum, Shu, Tefnut, Geb, Nut, Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys. Steven Grant mentions them to his boss Donna in the episode of “Moon Knight” titled “The Goldfish Problem.” He tries to explain that the museum made a “major blunder” by only including seven of the nine deities on their promotional material for their latest exhibit....
Ben Pearson’s Top 10 Movies Of 2021 Netflix By Ben Pearson/Jan. 12, 2022 1:00 pm EST Since /Film’s Chris Evangelista provided a spectacular summary of 2021 in the intro of his list earlier this week (don’t forget to read Hoai-Tran Bui’s excellent list, too!), I’ll spare you my similar reminiscence about another tumultuous year. I’ll keep it simple: Thank God for the movies that surprised, inspired, scared, enlightened, and moved us, the ones that served as much-needed beacons which continue to carry us through a period of incredible darkness and uncertainty....
Beyonce, Billie Eilish, Finneas, Reba McEntire, And Sebastian Yatra Set To Perform At The Oscars ABC By Shania Russell/March 23, 2022 12:49 pm EST After being shunted off to the Oscar pre-show last year, the performances for Best Original Song are set to rejoin the live telecast of the Academy Awards. Four of the five nominees will continue the Oscar tradition by singing each song throughout the night, and if you’re wondering why ABC — a network that is dangerously obsessed with finding new ways to shorten the telecast — has decided to sprinkle these back in, just take a look at the big names this move promises....
Cheaper by the Dozen Release Date and Where You Can Watch It Disney Thanks to this year’s inaugural Disney+ Day, one of the many items we’ve been given a wealth of new information about includes “Cheaper by the Dozen.” We now know the release date is scheduled for March of 2022, with an exact date still to be set in stone. The movie will premiere straight to streaming on Disney+ for subscribers....
Chloe Zhao Directed A Super Bowl Ad And It’s As Majestic As You’d Expect Budweiser By Lex Briscuso/Feb. 3, 2022 2:16 pm EST Director Chloé Zhao has become synonymous with sweeping landscapes and altogether breathtaking cinematography thanks to her film “Nomadland,” and she recently took those talents to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the cosmic, millennia-spanning “Eternals.” Considering that dramatic turn of events, it should come as no surprise that the prolific filmmaker was enlisted to make an emotional and gripping Super Bowl commercial for Budweiser — and yes, it gives us those already-classic Chloé Zhao vibes....
Chris Pine Says The Dungeons And Dragons Movie Is A Mix Of Game Of Thrones, Princess Bride, And Monty Python Netflix By Danielle Ryan/March 17, 2022 7:59 pm EST Get our your d20s and figurines, tabletop role-playing fans! There’s a “Dungeons & Dragons” movie on the way starring Chris Pine, and it sounds like it might actually be pretty good. While the 2000 “Dungeons & Dragons” movie is only watchable with a group of friends and a lot of mead, the new one from “Game Night” writer-directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley has some real promise....
D.W. Became A Cop, And Other Reveals From The Arthur Series Finale PBS By Debopriyaa Dutta/Feb. 22, 2022 9:21 am EST Pretty unreal how the long-running PBS animated show, “Arthur,” aired its final episode on February 21, 2022, ending its 25-season, 253-episode legacy by bringing character fates full circle. Nearly all residents of Elwood City were allowed to peek into their futures, with the titular Arthur, now sporting facial hair (!...
Daily Podcast: Mini-Water Cooler: Ambulance, Doctor Strange 2, Flight Of The Conchords, And More Universal Pictures By Ben Pearson/May 10, 2022 4:48 pm EST On the May 10, 2022 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor Ben Pearson is joined by editor Brad Oman to gather around the virtual water cooler and talk about what they’ve been up to. Opening Banter: At The Water Cooler: What we’ve been Doing: What we’ve been Reading:...
Dolly Parton Wants Kristin Chenoweth To Play Her In A Biopic Netflix By Jenna Busch/March 23, 2022 3:10 pm EST National treasure Dolly Parton (I can almost feel you grinning when you read her name) is precious, and I demand that any time her name is trending on social media, we all get up and sing “Jolene” to praise her. There must also be a note letting us know the state of her health....
Don’t Ask David Lynch What His Films Are About Showtime By Shae Sennett/June 18, 2022 9:36 am EST Whether or not art should be subject to explanation is an age-old debate, and some creators vehemently believe their work should speak for itself. One household name who falls firmly on this side of the fence is David Lynch. Lynch is known for mind-bending, surrealist projects like the television series “Twin Peaks” as well as films like “Mulholland Drive” and “Blue Velvet....
Hollow Man Sony Pictures Releasing While the placement of the films on the rest of this list can be debated, when ranking Verhoeven’s films from worst to best, we have to start here. Based on H.G. Wells’ “The Invisible Man,” “Hollow Man” was released in the year 2000, and stars Kevin Bacon and Elisabeth Shue. It follows Sebastian Caine (Bacon), a scientist who obtains a formula for invisibility and tests it out on himself....
Guillermo Del Toro Shares Details About His Scrapped Justice League Dark Movie Warner Bros. Animation By Jeremy Mathai/Dec. 30, 2021 11:22 am EST For fans of filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and his rather niche sensibilities (the glorious kaiju-wrestling madness of “Pacific Rim” excepted, at least), nothing came as a bigger or more welcome surprise than to see him successfully cross over into the mainstream when the excellent “The Shape of Water” won Best Picture at the 2018 Academy Awards....
Dinos On The Range Universal Pictures The trailer opens and doesn’t skip a bit, with a herd of parasaurolophus stampeding through a snow-covered, wide-open range with some men on horseback chasing them down. And one of those men is none other than Chris Pratt’s Owen Grady. This gives us our first real taste of what has happened in the four years since the events of “Fallen Kingdom” with dinosaurs and humans truly having to live and interact with one another....
Sony’s expanding superhero universe 20th Century Studios It’s surprising for Sony to make a movie about this character above the hundreds of others they control who are at least loosely attached to the “Spider-Man” franchise in some way. Madame Web has been a fixture of the comics for some time and an ally of Spidey, having also appeared in other media such as “Spider-Man: The Animated Series” and the video game “Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions,” but she is typically depicted as an elderly women who doesn’t actually fight villains herself, which makes the prospect of this movie all the more intriguing/confusing....
No Sudden Move Was A Reminder Of What Ray Liotta Did Best Warner Bros. By Jeremy Mathai/May 26, 2022 1:46 pm EST Words can hardly do proper justice in the wake of a sudden passing, especially when it comes to memorializing one of the select few individuals who qualify as outright legends in the movie business. Ray Liotta was just that. The late actor, who just passed away at the age of 67, was responsible for many memorable performances, including his most famous, star-making turn — fearlessly leading the charge alongside a murderer’s row of talent in Martin Scorsese’s 1990 classic “Goodfellas....
‘Have we ever solved a crime ever?’ Paramount+ First question… you joke in one of the teasers for “Hunt for QAnon” that you’re the “last cop show on TV.” What does it feel like to have outlived the very shows that you’re spoofing? Thomas Lennon: I think there’s a weird logic to it. I mean, we were never a show that glamorized the law enforcement lifestyle. I mean a weird detail is that we happened to be beloved by, I think people that are annoyed with cops and also by a fair amount of cops, which is kind of a weird place to be, but we are....
Sigourney Weaver’s Avatar Character Sparked A Surprising Controversy Why are cigarettes cool? Because of The Hays Code. Installed in 1934, the Hollywood Production Code, colloquially called the Hays Code (after Will Hays, the president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America at the time), was a self-censorship device that major film studios adhered to in order to avoid investigation by the government. The Hays Code was notoriously strict about depictions of sex and violence in American film, not only cutting nudity, profanity, and murder, but also any depictions of homosexuality, divorce, miscegenation, drugs, childbirth, and taking the Lord’s name in vain....
Deadpool: Samurai is getting printed in English brb causing chaos in Tokyo https://t.co/XaTwOXcB4Z— Deadpool (@Deadpool) February 17, 2022 Marvel Comics has announced that the best-selling “Deadpool: Samurai” is getting an English release in collaboration with manga publisher Viz Media. It actually ranked as Marvel’s most-read book of 2021, making it no surprise whatsoever that the publisher is giving American audiences a chance to check out what Sanshiro Kusama and Hikaru Uesugi cooked up....
The Bad Guys Featurette: It’s Hard To Break Good DreamWorks Pictures By Shania Russell/March 17, 2022 10:37 am EST The past few years of DreamWorks releases have gotten us used to churned-out sequels and franchise-fodder — but every now and then the studio turns away from its singing Trolls and kung fu fighting pandas to offer something new: in this case, a crackerjack crew of criminal outlaws, animated with exciting stylistic flair....
