New Black Panther Trailer Hypes the Home Release as it Sinks Titanic for No. 3 All Time

Perhaps you’ve heard Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther made history? Perhaps you’ve read some of our interviews with the film’s incredible creative talent, including the makeup department head, the costume designer, and the production designer? Perhaps you found out just yesterday that Black Panther zoomed past Star Wars: The Last Jedi and sailed past Titanic to become the third highest-grossing film ever?

By The Credits  |  April 11, 2018
These Phantom Thread Camera Tests are a Master Class in Filmmaking

Who knew camera tests could be so beautiful? I guess if those camera tests are being done by Paul Thomas Anderson and his crew for Phantom Thread, backed by a score by Jonny Greenwood, we all should have known.

If you can’t afford film school, or, if you’re simply really interested in the immense amount of craft that goes into the very best filmmaking, this video is for you. It’s a complication of screen tests,

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 11, 2018
The Russo Brothers Say Avengers: Infinity War is a Thanos Movie

The Avengers: Infinity War gang are on their global press tour, which means a lot of interesting tidbits about the film are pouring in from overseas. This includes an interview directors Joe and Anthony Russo did with The Telegraph Indiain which they talk about the unprecedented nature of the film. We’ve cherry picked a few of our favorite bits that speak to one of the most intriguing aspects of Infinity War and the untitled Avengers 4, 

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 11, 2018
New Avengers: Infinity War Photos, Art, & Video Thanking Fans

We are only a little more than two weeks away from Avengers: Infinity War’s premiere, and every day seems to bring a bit more information about this unprecedented mega-blockbuster. On Monday it was a new TV spot with a lot of fresh footage. The previous Friday, it was an IMAX poster that seemed to reveal a nearly hidden Ant-Man. The day before that, these 22 new posters.

By The Credits  |  April 11, 2018
Westworld Creators Reveal All of Season 2 Spoilers in new Video

If ever there was a recent series that revealed fans in all their obsessive, undeniably clever sleuthing, it was the first season of Westworld. The first season of HBO’s brilliant sci-fi western, created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, played out along (spoiler alert, for Pete’s sake) multiple timelines, and for the average fan the show was consistently surprising and often mind blowing. Yet for the super fan (or the super sleuth), Westworld presented an irresistible puzzle that many ended up solving well before the epic finale.

By Kabira Barlow  |  April 10, 2018

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Composer

The Beyond Skyline Composer on Making Aliens Sound as Big as They Look

Captain America: Civil War star Frank Grillo will not be appearing in the Avengers’ showdown against Thanos later this month, but he’s been busy battling aliens of his own. Grillo leads the human fight against an intergalactic invasion in Beyond Skyline. The film is something of a family drama with Mark (Grillo) trying to reconnect with his son Trent (Jonny Weston) during the chaos. Composer Nathan Whitehead wrote the eerie and epic score that weaves together a tense father-son dynamic with colossal creatures.

By Kelle Long  |  April 10, 2018

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Costume Designer

Jessica Jones Costume Designer on Losing the Cape in Favor of Leather & Denim

Krysten Ritter wears jeans for every scene she plays as the star of Netflix series Jessica Jones. Technically a super-hero capable of jumping off skyscrapers and landing on the sidewalk without a scratch, the hard-drinking private eye from Hell’s Kitchen has no patience for the tights/cape/mask routine. Instead, Ritter’s character is dressed by costume designer Elisabeth Vastola in boots, jeans and motorcycle jackets that owe more to Marlon Brando’s iconic Wild One rebel couture than cartoony costumes.

By Hugh Hart  |  April 10, 2018
The Meg Trailer Pits Jason Statham Versus Colossal Prehistoric Shark

When you’re facing down evolutionary biology’s most perfect killer—Tuesday morning—what you need is the first trailer for the Jason Statham shark movie, The Meg. Enjoy this with your coffee, then go about your Tuesday knowing it’ll all be downhill from here. Directed by National Treasure and The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Jon Turteltaub, The Meg follows Statham as navy captain and rescue diver Jonas Taylor, just the man you hire when you need someone to square off against a prehistoric shark and save a team of scientists trapped on the sea floor.

By The Credits  |  April 10, 2018
April Watch-List: From Amy Schumer’s Latest Comedy to Infinity War

Although we’re only just easing into April, 2018 has already been a massive year in film. None have been bigger than Ryan Coogler’s epic juggernaut Black Panther, which has made history (several times over) since its February 16 release, and is now one of top ten highest-grossing films of all time. Just this past weekend, John Krasinki’s masterful horror film A Quiet Place followed up on its critical acclaim with a massive opening weekend (read our interview with the film’s cinematographer here).

By Kabira Barlow  |  April 10, 2018
To June 2019 and Beyond: Toy Story 4 Receives a Release Date

Toy Story 4 is no longer an infinity away. Director Josh Cooley tweeted out the release date for the next installment of the characters that started it all. Buzz and Woody are heading back to the toy box June 21, 2019.

JUNE 21 2019 pic.twitter.com/LiJhHNTOoo

— Josh Cooley (@CooleyUrFaceOff) April 8, 2018

Only true Toy Story fans would have understood Cooley’s reference.

By Kelle Long  |  April 9, 2018
A Quiet Place Opening Numbers Confirm the Hype Around John Krasinski’s First Horror Film

A Quiet Place is making a whole lot of noise. The SXSW darling finally opened this weekend and captured $50 million domestically. With a budget of just $17 million, that’s some serious earnings. John Krasinski’s horror flick earned a total of $71 million worldwide just this weekend landing at the top of the box office just ahead of Ready Player One.

Krasinski went bold as a first-time director,

By Kelle Long  |  April 9, 2018
This Avengers: Infinity War TV Spot Has a Ton of Thrilling new Footage

We know what you’re thinking—you figure that when a studio is nearing the release of a film the size of Avengers: Infinity War, they can flood the zone with a ton of new TV spots without actually showing that much new footage. Yet, that hasn’t really been the case with this film, perhaps because of the aforementioned size of it. With a record number of superheroes and a massive, decade-in-the-making battle at its core,

By The Credits  |  April 9, 2018
Our Favorite Moments from Chadwick Boseman’s Saturday Night Live Debut

If you don’t want your crush on Chadwick Boseman to turn into a full-fledged obsession, it would be best to avoid his Saturday Night Live performance. The Avengers: Infinity War star looked impeccable in the opening monologue and nailed his jokes, which can be difficult for newbies. Boseman slipped in a savage dig at the White House, and got one of the biggest audience reactions of the season, and ended with some smooth moves inspired by his previous performance as James Brown in Get on Up.

By Kelle Long  |  April 9, 2018
Game of Thrones Just Filmed the Largest, Longest Battle Sequence in TV History

Game of Thrones is not the type of series to rest on its laurels. It has already made history, a few times over, during its run. Whether its making ratings history or creating the largest pyrotechnic stunt everGoT is always game to take it to the next level. The epic series is currently in production for its eighth and final season, and word is, they just completed filming the largest,

By The Credits  |  April 9, 2018
14 New Solo: A Star Wars Story Images Show off Lando, the Space Train Robbery & More

We just shared with you the genuinely thrilling new trailer for Solo: A Star Wars, and now we’ve got 14 new images to go along with it. These photos crystalize what we saw in the latest look at Ron Howard’s take on formative years of the young Han (Alden Ehrenreich), who will eventually become the most notorious smuggler in the galaxy. The images are, in particular, a wonderful showcase for the young Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover),

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 9, 2018
This new Solo: A Star Wars Story Trailer is the Best Look at the Film Thus Far

Chewie has a girlfriend? This is just one potential bombshell from the new Solo: A Star Wars story trailer, the the most thrilling, comprehensive look we’ve seen of the film yet. Disney and Lucasfilm released the new trailer yesterday, and already its generating a mighty cosmic storm of positive buzz. It looks like Ron Howard’s take on the young Han, played by Alden Ehrenreich as the legendary smuggler-to-be, has captured something special. The vibe is loose,

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 9, 2018
Lord of the Rings is Coming to the Small Screen in Smaug-Sized Deal With Amazon

Lord of The Rings is easily one of films largest and most beloved film franchises, and that’s not even touching the surface of how much love we have for the books. It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about the franchise or its return to the big screen, but the eye of Sauron is now fixed on the small screen—Lord of the Rings is coming to Amazon.

The company beat out Netflix for the rights to the film earlier this month,

By The Credits  |  April 6, 2018
New IMAX Poster for Avengers: Infinity War May Reveal Where Ant-Man is Hiding

Avengers: Infinity War will be hitting theaters in three weeks, and fans are anxious to see more than 20 of their favorite super heroes finally team up to defeat the ultimate villain, Thanos. However, as promotional materials are being released, fans are beginning to speculate about the absence of two heroes, Hawkeye and Ant-Man.

Here’s a look at the new @IMAX poster for Marvel Studios’

By Kabira Barlow  |  April 6, 2018

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Hair/Makeup

The Amazing & Unconventional Creations of the Black Panther Makeup Designer

If Wakanda were a real place, its tourism would be booming right now. Black Panther is a visual feast that celebrates the best of Africa in bold and colorful ways through a fantasy utopia. Visiting the theater is the closest fans can come to seeing Wakanda up close, and they were rewarded with well researched and stunning designs. The makeup design, production design, and costume design were so enveloping that people were actually searching for flights to Wakanda.

By Kelle Long  |  April 6, 2018
Ooh La La! Solo: A Star Wars Story Premiering at Cannes Film Festival

A wookie on the Promenade de la Croisette? Believe it, folks. Chewie, Han Solo and the gang will be at the Cannes Film Festival, where Solo: A Star Wars Story is having its premiere. Screening out of competition, Ron Howard’s galactic adventure, the second-ever stand-alone Star Wars film after Rogue One, will be screening on May 15th, a full 10 days before its worldwide release on May 25th. This means the first reviews for Solo will be pouring out in mid-May.

By The Credits  |  April 6, 2018