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There have been teases for months and months about DC’s cinematic take on the Justice League and how they might be involved in Batman v Superman. But a new image that’s hit social media might just be our first official look at the Justice League standing tall. The image comes from an as-yet-unverified Facebook page…
Netflix is having quite a day. After announcing it’ll be doing a series based on Altered Carbon, the streaming service also revealed they’re producing an original time-travel film from one of the minds behind Orphan Black, starring actors from The Flash and Jessica Jones. The film will be called Arq and will star Robbie Amell…
Suicide Squad has been on a bit of a media blitz lately, ahead of tonight’s new trailer airing as part of a DC Cinematic Universe special on the CW—including a new poster. It’s nothing like the sort of we’ve seen from a DC movie before: It’s vivid. Colorful. Garish, even. And it’s fantastic. Yesterday, the…
Marvel may have brought together all their best superheroes in The Avengers, but DC is bringing together their very own team of super villains in Suicide Squad. Hitting theaters in August, the dark comic book adaptation just released a crazy new trailer. Expertly edited to Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody,” director David Ayer’s love letter to the…
In November 2014, the team behind Disney’s Zootopia had a very bad day. After years of development and production, they realized a huge aspect of their movie didn’t work. There were two main characters, one primary and one secondary— and they had to be flipped for the film to make sense. In Zootopia, which hits…
Idris Elba did not receive an Oscar nomination for his performance in “Beasts of No Nation.” Stuart C. Wilson / Getty Images The nominations for the Academy Awards were announced this morning, and based on the data going in — from gambling sites like Paddy Power, which published early odds for top category winners, and…
Another year, another #OscarsSoWhite: Despite 2015 being the year that brought us the stunning Beasts of No Nation, the sleeper-smash Straight Outta Compton, Spike Lee’s satire Chi-raq, and Creed, confirmation for anyone still doubting whether or not Michael B. Jordan is a movie star, exactly zero actors of color were nominated for an Academy Award…
article start Films featuring black actors were shut out of the main categories when the nominations for the 2016 Academy Awards were announced this morning, prompting some movie fans to voice their outrage on social media. No people of color were nominated for best actor, best actress, best supporting actor, or best supporting actress and…
Thursday 14 January 2016 07.34 EST Last modified on Thursday 14 January 2016 11.09 EST Alan Rickman in 1992, the year which saw him star in political satire Bob Roberts opposite Tim Robbins. Photograph: Didier Olivré/Corbis Share Kate Winslet and Alan Rickman at the premiere of A Little Chaos in 2015. Rickman directed and starred in the…