Feast Your Eyes on the First Avengers: Endgame Trailer

“Part of the journey is the end.” This sentiment comes from Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), in a message he’s hoping gets to Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow) while he’s adrift in space after the events of Avengers: Infinity War. Tony had been beaten (like everybody else) by Thanos (Josh Brolin) and left in space to die. Tony’s in a bind; his food and water ran out four days ago, his oxygen is going to run out tomorrow morning.

Behold the Fiery & Icy Teaser for Game of Thrones Season 8

Game of Thrones 8th and final season is coming this April, and HBO has dropped the first official teaser, playing at the theme of fire and ice. While there’s no actual footage here, there is the expertly crafted play on the title of George R. Martin’s Novels, “A Song of Ice and Fire,” which, of course, is the source material for the network’s most popular show ever. Keep in mind,

Off With Their Wigs! Mary Queen of Scots‘s Hair & Makeup Genius Jenny Shircore

This holiday season we’ve been graced with not one but two incredible examples of hair and makeup mastery. The first came in Yorgos Lanthimos’ hilarious The Favourite, which captures the lunacy at court (and in the bedroom) of Queen Anne (a sensational Olivia Colman), who close friend Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) goes to war, so to speak, with a new servant Abigail (Emma Stone) over the queen’s affection.

Here’s the Full List of The 2019 Golden Globe Nominees

Awards season is underway, folks. Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther is proving that the superhero genre can be worthy of consideration as one of the best films of the year, while BlacKkKlansman‘s Spike Lee, If Beale Street Could Talk‘s Barry Jenkins and The Favourite‘s Yorgos Lanthimos will very likely be vying for Best Picture nominations at the Oscars as well.

Exclusive: Anime Auteur Talks About the Child Heroes of Mirai

GKIDS has produced six Oscar-nominated animated pictures since 2015 and its latest effort, Mirai, is shaping up to be another Academy contender. Created by Japanese auteur Mamoru Hosoda for Studio Chizu, the anime feature follows adorable four-year-old Kum, who resents the arrival of his equally adorable baby sister. Time traveling adventures ensue when Kum magically meets up with a future version of his sister after she’s become a fun-loving teenager.

Black Panther, A Quiet Place & More Make Oscars VFX Shortlist

Awards season has officially begun, and it’s already looking quite good for Black Panther. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences revealed their shortlist for the visual effects category today, which includes more or less all the films you’d expect to see, with a few pleasant surprises. A few of these movies you haven’t seen yet, like Bumblebee and Welcome to Marwen, 

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale Trailer is Equal Parts Cheery and Sinister

Are you sure you know exactly who is coming down your chimney this Christmas? If you live in Greendale, you might want to take some extra precautions. The Spellmans are preparing for a “bright solstice” this winter, but sinister forces may interrupt the celebrations. A new trailer for Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale reveals what the holiday season is like for witches.

We’ve been obsessed with the new Sabrina series since it dropped this fall and are totally in the mood for more.

The Suspiria Prosthetic Designers Studied Forensics for the Gruesome Deaths

Suspiria is filled with gory and grotesque moments that will turn your blood to ice in your veins. Director Luca Guadagnino’s masterful suspense keeps you on the edge of terror for the full two-and-a-half-hour runtime. Want to cut to the chase? Prosthetics designer Mark Coulier runs through a highlight of the most gruesome moments in under 5 minutes and how they achieved all of those effects.

If you have not yet seen Suspiria click away now.

Tom Cruise Tells You How to Get That Annoying Motion Smoothing Setting Off Your TV

It’s your first livable wage paycheck. You’re going to start paying down those debts down and maybe even get a nest egg going. But first, you’re going to blow it all on a big screen TV. You lug the thing home, set it up, and kick back to enjoy some Game of Thrones on your epic new system. You scroll through the opening credits, hit play, and that’s when it happens. Daenerys’ dragons look like children’s puppets on sticks and all of Winterfell looks like a green screen glitch in a local weather forecast.

Black Panther Makes AFI’s Top Movies of 2018 List

That drumbeat you’re hearing is coming from Wakanda, and it’s signaling that Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther is a serious contender for an Oscar nomination for best picture. The prestigious American Film Institute has released the honorees for this year’s AFI Awards, and Black Panther is on their list for best films, the first in what we’re guessing will be a bunch of year-end awards for Coogler’s epic. The film school and historical organization,

The Intriguing Questions the Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer Will Raise

There’s been a lot for fans of the superhero genre to be excited about recently. Okay, if we’re being factual, there’s been a lot for superhero fans to be excited about for the last, oh, decade, but we’re referring to specific things that have been revealed in the past few weeks. These include the gushing reception to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the early reactions to the swashbuckling epic that is Aquaman, 

How Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is Revolutionizing Animation

Superhero films are all, at their essence, a comic book on screen. Some make a more literal translation than others. Highly stylized films like Sin City and Watchmen are live action attempts to bring graphic novels to life and they definitely made a splash in their time. However, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has completely rewritten the rules of animation and may come the closest yet to being a moving comic book page.

The Future of the MCU Looks More Inclusive Post Avengers 4

In a world of interconnecting storylines, the logistics of more than a decade of films is bound to get complicated. Particularly when the mere existence of an upcoming project could be a spoiler. Half of the potential characters who could star in upcoming movies are believed to be gone. Whether or not they are resurrected would be compromised if too much about their future in the franchise was revealed. Regardless of who survives the snap and who doesn’t,

Behind Brie Larson’s Intense Training for Captain Marvel

It’s not like when Samuel L. Jackson worked on Kong: Skull Island with Brie Larson, she was out of shape. It’s just that Jackson couldn’t believe the workout regiment Larson committed herself to in preparation for taking on the role of Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel. Speaking to /Film during a set visit, Jackson shared a video that Larson had sent him of her working out:

“A year ago,

The 2nd Captain Marvel Breakdown: Unleashing Cap’s Full Powers

So THAT’s why Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) was beating up a grandma on a train in the first Captain Marvel trailer—the grey-haired lady was a Skrull in disguise (these aliens can shapeshift, remember) and Cap was only doing what any intergalactic superhero must. Such is how the second trailer for Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck‘s upcoming film begins, with a beat-down on a public train that had us all somewhat confused until now.

Captain Marvel Takes Flight in More Ways than One in New Trailer

We are feeling more hopeful about the fate of the Avengers than ever with the release of a new Captain Marvel trailer. The new look reveals more about who Carol Danvers is, how she gained her powers, and just exactly what she can do. The film will take us back to 1995, but there are large-scale implications here of how she will fit into the rest of the MCU.

There is an intergalactic war raging between the Krees (good guys) and Skrulls (bad guys).

Bumblebee Will Soon Do Something He’s Never Done Before

Snoopy. Maggie Simpson. Tinkerbell. Some characters are the strong silent type. Since his screen debut in Transformers, that has included Bumblebee. Until now.

The kindly yellow Transformer will get his own voice in standalone film Bumblebee. Until now, the shy alien has only communicated via a radio so far, but never actually spoken in his own voice. Producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura revealed to IGN that not only would Bumblebee be shaking out those vocal cords,

Two Characters We Love Could Be Reuniting in Marvel Streaming Series

We may have reached the end of some of the Avengers’ stories, but that does not mean we have seen their whole story. Avengers: Infinity War was, needless to say, a shock. We came so far and fought so long alongside characters that were suddenly gone. Among the most devastating losses was Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) who was willing to sacrifice so much in vain. Luckily, that TV series on Disney+ starring the heroine has been confirmed and there may be more good news.

Behold David Ehrlich’s Epic Supercut of 2018’s Best Films

David Ehrlich has done it again. The maestro of the supercut is back with his always deeply satisfying year-end montage, connecting 25 of his year favorite films in one nearly 14-minute long video. Ehrlich’s supercuts are expertly edited, feature great music (a healthy dose A Star is Born‘s breakout star, a little-known musician named Lady Gaga, never hurts) and not only do they create pretty wonderful sequences from one film to another,

Massive Cache of New Aquaman Images Reveal Black Manta & More

We’re only a few short weeks away from the premiere of James Wan‘s epic Aquaman, and now Warner Bros. has released a massive trove of photos revealing Yahya Abdul-Mateen II’s Black Manta, the throne room of the Fisherman Kingdom and a whole lot more. The new images speak to early reactions of the film, which hail a swashbuckling epic that’s both ferociously entertaining and funny (with star Jason Momoa having the absolute time of his life).