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‘Beetlejuice 2’ Update: Tim Burton Says “Nothing Is Concrete Yet” We’ve been hearing bits and pieces of news regardingBeetlejuice 2for a few years now. Back in 2012, directorTim Burtonwas waiting to see howSeth Grahame-Smith(Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter) andDavid Katzenberg’s script turned out,sayinghe’d keep an “open mind” about directing the sequel. The director’s interest in the project has significantly risen over the years, but he still has some understandable reservations about making the film....

‘Black Panther’: Danai Gurira Joins Cast, Lupita Nyong’o And Michael B. Jordan Confirmed [Comic-Con 2016] Captain America: Civil Warwas all about the showdown between two of Marvel Studios' flagship heroes, Captain America and Iron Man. But a newcomer very nearly stole the show from right under them.Chadwick Bosemanmade a huge splash in his first appearance as T’Challa a.k.a. Black Panther, proving himself to be a very charismatic, very smart, and very different kind of Marvel superhero....

‘Cobra Kai’ Showrunners Have “At Least Five” Ideas For Spin-Offs (And A Way To Resurrect ‘Back To The Future’) [Interview] /Film has been following the phenomenon ofCobra Kaisince it premiered on YouTube Premium in 2018. The continuation ofThe Karate Kid30 years later gave Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) a lot more to do, and brought back Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) as a father. Now, there’s a whole new generation of karate kids, some under the misguided leadership of Johnny’s Cobra Kai dojo, and a few under Daniel’s Miyagi-Do....

‘Dark’ Trailer: Netflix’s First German Series Looks Like ‘Stranger Things’ With A Darker Twist Keeping track of every original film and series coming toNetflixwas already a challenging and mind-melting taskbefore the streaming giant decided to start directly producing content outside of the United States. Sure, they’ve acquired projects that were created around the world before, but their new move into Europe suggests an even grander plan…and even more shows you need to find time to watch....

‘Dexter’ Season 9 Teaser: Your Favorite Serial Killer Is Back And He’s Shaved Off That Fake Lumberjack Beard Anytime someone asks, “What’s a popular show that had a disappointing ending?",Dexterseems to always be at the top of the list. People really enjoyed the first few seasons of the darkly comedic serial killer series, but its final few seasons really went off the rails, and the finale itself – which saw Dexter sporting a terrible fake beard and living as a lumberjack – satisfied absolutely no one....

‘Ender’s Game’ Set Visit: 30 Things We Learned About The Film And Battle Room [Video Blog] When meetingHarrison Fordisn’t the highlight of your day, that’s a day for the ages. On the New Orleans set ofEnder’s Game, the man who played Han Solo, Indiana Jones and Rick Deckard was there and I shook his hand. Incredibly, though, that moment was topped when I realized directorGavin Hoodhad figured out a way to make kids fly in zero gravity....

‘Fear The Walking Dead’ Season 4 Trailer: Morgan Jones Makes His Debut In The Spin-Off For a zombie show, you don’t see a lot of characters return inThe Walking Dead.Which is why it feels like a miracle to see fan-favoriteWalking Deadcharacter Morgan Jones cross over to the AMC spin-off,Fear the Walking Dead. Especially in a series that has apretty poortrack record with black characters. Walking DeadstarLennie Jameswas announced to make the jump to the spin-offlast year, but it’s still a pleasant surprise to see him show up in the firstFear the Walking Deadseason 4 trailer....

‘Hot Wheels’ Movie Coming From Justin Lin Justin Linis getting into the driver’s seat for another car-based project. TheFast and Furiousdirector has been set to steer Legendary’sHot Wheelsmovie, based on the popular toy line from Mattel.THRreports Lin has just closed his deal forHot Wheels. In addition to directing, Lin will also produce via Perfect Storm Entertainment withTroy Craig Poon.Hot Wheelsis still a ways away from the starting line, and will not be Lin’s next directorial effort....

‘Muppets Most Wanted’ Director James Bobin Talks Muppet Sequels, Errors, Canon And ‘Alice 2’ Even if you take away his twoMuppetmovies, writer/directorJames Bobinis a guy you want to talk to. He helped shape Sacha Baron Cohen’s legendaryDa Ali G Showand the HBO showFlight of the Conchords,and is helming the next DisneyAlice in Wonderlandfilm,Alice Through the Looking Glass. He also helped bringThe Muppetsback to the big screen in the 2012 hit and co-wrote and directed this week’s hilarious sequel,Muppets Most Wanted....

‘Muppets Now’ Arrives On Disney+ This Summer Last summer,word began to spreadthat Disney was developing a short-form series featuringThe Muppetsfor the Disney+ streaming service. An official announcement soon followed, revealing that the series would be calledMuppets Nowand it would land sometime in 2020. And thanks to a recent press release, that wide release window has been officially narrowed down toSummer 2020. Get the details about the series below. Yesterday, Disney announced a new round of casting for this weekend’s Disney Family Singalong Vol....

‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Review: A Longtime ‘Trek’ Fan Takes On (And Mostly Approves Of) The New Series (We are running two reviews ofStar Trek: Discovery– one from an old schoolStar Trekfan andone with less experience in this iconic universe. Here is the first of the two reviews.)Star Trek: Discoveryhas brought the historic Gene Roddenberry property back to the network that started it all for the U.S.S. Enterprise. Thankfully for CBS and manyStar Trekfans,Star Trek: Discoverydoesn’t disappoint....

‘The Bronze’ Red-Band Trailer “Puts The Nasty In Gymnastics” The opening night movie of this year’s Sundance Film Festival was a bit of a letdown. In 2014,Whiplashkicked off the fest, starting things off with a bang. This year, though, the festival started with a whimper. DirectorBryan Buckley’sThe Bronzeis about a female antihero, which could have made for a great change of pace because we see enough terribly flawed or tortured male characters....

‘The Thing’ Now Dateless, ‘Fast Five’ Moved To April, ‘Ouija’ In Flux Those waiting to see the prequel to John Carpenter’sThe Thingthis April will instead find flashy cars on screen at the theater. Universal had planned to releasetheir new version ofThe Thing, directed byMatthijs van Heijningen Jr., starringJoel EdgersonandMary Elizabeth Winsteadon July 23, 2025. However, a studio spokeswoman told theLos Angeles Timesthat film was “not yet ready” and has now been left without a release date....