Dolores Peels Back More Westworld Mysteries with Memories of Arnold

Season 1 of Westworld kept us wondering if the maze isn’t for the guests, who is it for? William saw the maze symbol and interpreted it as a key to unlocking the park like hidden code in a video game. Reach the end and uncover the true meaning of Westworld. What we came to know, however, is that the maze was Arnold’s (Jeffrey Wright) plan to bring the hosts to a heightened state of sentience.

By Kelle Long  |  April 30, 2018

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Striking a Balance of Cruelty and Whimsy for the Score of A Series of Unfortunate Events

Child marriage, infant abuse, insatiable greed, and murder plots do not seem like the makings of a family program. And yet, Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events achieves just that by channeling the highly stylized essence of Daniel Handler’s classic thirteen book series for young adults. Now in season 2, the plots have grown wackier and darker. The show is reliant on composer Jim Dooley to maintain levity. Dooley can attest to the music’s influence,

By Kelle Long  |  April 30, 2018
Could This Deadpool 2 Cameo Lead to Something More?

Deadpool 2 is just weeks away, so the Merc with the Mouth is making the press rounds. We knew we would see a lot of him around town stirring up trouble. The last place we expected him to end up, however, was in Hugh Jackman’s bed. Well, there is video evidence that happened and our curiosity outweighs our jealousy. What are those two doing together?

The Logan star appeared to be attempting to film a birthday video message when the surprise guest burst into lyrics from Annie.

By Kelle Long  |  April 30, 2018
Avengers: Infinity War Just Had the Biggest Opening Weekend of All-Time

There was never any question that Avengers: Infinity War was going to be a smash. None. The question was always whether or not it would be a record-setting smash. Following in the footsteps of the now historic Black Panther gave the question a new quality of fraternal competition—could it be as big as Black Panther? Well, the answer appears to be yes—the Russo Brothers’ Infinity War took in a record-smashing $630 million global haul,

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 30, 2018
Lots of New Footage in This Solo: A Star Wars Story Featurette

How does one become Han Solo? That’s the story we’ll be getting when Ron Howard’s Solo: A Star Wars Story premieres, and its the question explored in this great new featurette Disney released yesterday. What might surprise you is just how different a the galaxy looks in Solo, and just how much the young Han was shaped by the most powerful force in his world at that time-the Empire.

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 30, 2018

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Dawn Porter on her Netflix Docuseries Bobby Kennedy for President

It’s been 50 years since the turbulence of 1968 changed this nation forever. From the escalating Vietnam War to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. to the riots outside the Democratic convention, that year was one of the most difficult our nation has ever faced, and that serves as measuring stick anytime a particular year in America feels especially fraught. Last year was one such year. So was 2016. The same could said of 2018.

By John Hanlon  |  April 30, 2018
Tilda Swinton and Hugh Laurie Join Star-Studded David Copperfield Cast

Charles Dickens’ favorite novel is getting a modern twist in The Personal History of David Copperfield. Armando Iannucci (Veep, The Death of Stalin) will be directing the contemporary retelling and his cast is beginning to blossom. According to Variety, Tilda Swinton (Doctor Strange, The Grand Budapest Hotel) and Hugh Laurie (House, Tomorrowland) have joined the cast. Dev Patel was previously announced in the starring role of David Copperfield.

By Kabira Barlow  |  April 27, 2018
Here’s Your Final Batch of Brand New Avengers: Infinity War Photos

It’s here. No more waiting. No more build up. No more speculation. After a decade’s worth of interconnected movies in the insanely ambitious, massively successful Marvel Cinematic Universe, the biggest film in their history has finally arrived—Avengers: Infinity War is here. We’ve shared with you the glowing reviews, and have been tracking the build-up by tracking trailers, teasers, TV spots, photos and posters.

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 27, 2018
Watch as the Stranger Things Cast Gather to Officially Begin Production on Season 3

It’s happening. Stranger Things season 3 officially began production on April 20, and Netflix has gifted fans with a video of what looks to be the cast arriving and setting up for the first table read—you can practically feel the  collective excitement as they all walk towards the room and take their seats.

The video features both old and new faces as staff sets up the name plates. Those include our favorite band of heroes—Millie Bobby Brown,

By Kabira Barlow  |  April 27, 2018
S.J. Clarkson Boards Star Trek 4, Becoming Franchise’s First Female Director

The extremely talented director S.J. Clarkson has now become a part of Star Trek history. The veteran TV director will be the first woman to direct a film in the franchise when she helms Star Trek 4. Clarkson has done excellent work on the small screen, directing episodes of Jessica Jones, The Defenders, Orange is the New Black, Dexter, Bates Motel and more. Now, she’ll be plying her talents on the big screen in one of cinema’s biggest,

By The Credits  |  April 27, 2018

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Director Sebastian Lelio on Capturing Forbidden Love in his Urgent new Film Disobedience

Director Sebastian Lelio has had quite the exciting past few months. Lelio’s last film, A Fantastic Woman, about a transgender woman whose partner tragically dies, swept the awards circuit. It won 17 awards including the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film—which was the first Chilean film to do so. Right now, there’s no stopping Lelio and his work.

In theaters today, Lelio is tackling another story about women’s interior lives.

By Kerensa Cadenas  |  April 27, 2018
Kevin Costner Defends His Family Ranch at All Costs in Yellowstone Trailer

Following in Waco’s footsteps of pivoting from hyper-adrenaline Spike TV into drama centric Paramount Network, the first trailer for Yellowstone has arrived. Kevin Costner leads the family drama set on the largest ranch in the U.S. There is a ton packed into the two-minute preview of season 1. If this show is any indication, the wild wild west is alive and well.

Costner stars as patriarch John Dutton who is the owner of a particularly desirable piece of land and has no plans to give it up.

By Kelle Long  |  April 26, 2018
The Synopsis for Shane Black’s The Predator is Finally Here

Fox gave the crowd at CinemaCon, among other treats, a glimpse at the synopsis for Shane Black’s upcoming The Predator. The last bit of information we had for Black’s highly anticipated humans-v-aliens actioner was way back last November, when one of the film’s stars, Thomas Jane, offered a bit of information about the plot. The most intriguing thing we learned from Jane was that the film’s heroes, much like the 1987 original,

By The Credits  |  April 26, 2018
Sequel Synopsis: A Quiet Place and Cloverfield Scare Up More Films

People often talk about the superhero dominance in theaters right now. While it is valid to say we’re seeing some of the best comic movies ever, horror is also having a moment. Cerebral thrillers from Get Out to A Quiet Place are redefining the genre, and audiences are rewarding these risk-taking filmmakers. We are unbelievably pumped for Laurie Storde and Michael Myers to meet face to mask again this Halloween.

By Kelle Long  |  April 26, 2018
The Long Walk Will Be the Next in a Long Line of Stephen King Adaptations

More! Stephen!! King!!! Obviously, Andy Muschetti’s It led the pack for this most recent King revival (pun intended), and now the floodgates have opened. Netflix subsequently released Gerald’s Game and 1922, Mr. Mercedes came to the small screen, The Dark Tower finally made it’s long awaited onscreen debut last year, Jason Clarke is set to star in a reboot of Pet Sematary, and James Wan earlier this week locked down a deal to produce Tommyknockers.

By Kelle Long  |  April 26, 2018
New Luke Cage Season 2 Clip Shows Off Super Strength, Speed, and Long Jumping Ability?

You know Luke Cage (Mike Colter) is tough. You know he’s got super strength. You know he’s got unbreakable skin. But did you know he’s also faster than Usain Bolt (his 40-yard dash time is 3.72)? And can beat the world record for the long jump by eleven feet? With these kind of all-around skills, Luke better be careful—he could be getting a call from the Avengers sometime soon. Or,

By The Credits  |  April 26, 2018
New Deadpool 2 IMAX Promo Says Go Big or Go Home

Yesterday we shared Deadpool 2‘s Lisa Frank inspired IMAX poster, and now a new IMAX promo has arrived to remind viewers that when it comes to seeing Deadpool in the theater, size does matter.

Like nearly all of the Deadpool promos since the first film bowed, and broke records, in February of 2016, the Merc with the Mouth (Ryan Reynolds) is addressing you directly.

By The Credits  |  April 26, 2018
Watch The Avengers: Infinity War do the Rounds On Late Night

If you were channel surfing last night, you were in for a treat. You had nearly the whole cast of Avengers: Infinity War delighting fans, singing songs, answers (very often incorrectly) Avenger– centric questions, and, in the process, promoting their colossal ensemble film on Fallon, Kimmel and MTV News. Let’s take a brief tour from show to show and see what our Avengers friends were up to.

By The Credits  |  April 26, 2018
New Solo: A Star Wars Story Photos & Posters Include Jon Favreau’s Alien Character Rio

If people often tell you to ‘get with the times’ because you still have posters of Han Solo hanging in your bedroom, here is your brand-spanking new update. It’s time to swap out those Harrison Ford antiques (and carefully store them in a dry and temperate location) and plaster these new Alden Ehrenreich gems on your wall. News broke yesterday that Ehrenreich has signed onto at least three films as the smuggler, so it will be a decent investment.

By Kelle Long  |  April 25, 2018
Thanos Hopes Survivors Remember Their Fallen Heroes in Dark Avengers: Infinity War Spot

The reviews are in. The final TV spots are being released. The premiere is in mere hours. All that’s left for you to do at this point is actually go see Avengers: Infinity War. Well, not all. Take this new TV spot you can watch, with new dialogue and some new footage centered around Thanos (Josh Brolin), the film’s most significant character.

Yup,

By The Credits  |  April 25, 2018