Your Game of Thrones Season Seven Primer

It’s not always easy (okay it’s hard) keeping track of where we left off in Game of Thrones when a new season premieres. A LOT happens on this show, and with how sprawling Westeros is, and how many families, factions and rogue elements are vying for power, it helps to have a guide remind you of where you’ve been and what you’ve seen. We’re here to do that for you.

The season seven premiere is this Sunday night on HBO at 9pm EST.

By  |  July 14, 2017
Watch This new Trailer for Birth of the Dragon & see Bruce Lee’s Most Notorious Fight

For those not intimate with Bruce Lee’s incredible life, you are likely unaware about the most controversial fight of his career. This didn’t happen on camera, nor did it happen in a scheduled martial arts bout—this fight took place privately, between Lee and another martial arts master, and is believed to have been initiated because Lee had the audacity to teach martial arts to white men. This is how Lee and Wong Jack Man had an honor fight,

By  |  July 14, 2017
The Batman Director Matt Reeves to Write Brand new Script

We recently wrote about the exciting news that Christopher Nolan is restoring his entire Dark Knight trilogy in 4k. Nolan’s version of Batman changed superhero movies completely, with a very ambitious director taking a comic book character and the world he inhabits seriously. The results speak for themselves; the Dark Knight trilogy was a commercial and critical smash, a definitive take on the mythology of one of the most popular superheroes of all time.

By  |  July 13, 2017
Baby Driver‘s Lily James Joins Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again

 After being the engine that made Baby's heart go in Baby Driver, Variety reports that Lily James is joining the cast of Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again. The new film is a sequel to the 2008 film adaptation of the musical Mamma Mia!, which itself was based around and featured much of ABBA’s hit music.

James will be playing the young Donna (Meryl Streep's character), joining the original cast,

By  |  July 13, 2017
What do These Photos From Game of Thrones Season Seven Premiere Tell us?

With Game of Thrones' season seven premiere now just a few days away, HBO has dropped a few photos from the episode to give viewers a taste (and to likely throw us off the scent) of what’s to come. You won't be seeing any more trailers or new photos until Sunday night's premiere, which is titled “Dragonstone.” 

The images include everyone's favorite diminutive bad ass, Lyanna Mormont, no doubt speaking up and speaking her mind,

By  |  July 13, 2017
Check out the First Trailer for Amazon’s Superhero Comedy The Tick

There are plenty of serious superhero shows on TV (Marvel’s got a whole slate of them on Netflix, for example), so perhaps what the world needs now is a Deadpool-like superhero on TV, one who doesn’t take himself, or the superhero world, too seriously. With that in mind, we present you with the first trailer for Amazon’s The Tick.

The conceit is fun; what if the super strong,

By  |  July 13, 2017
This is why you Should see Dunkirk on IMAX

"There were 400,000 men trapped in one place on a beach, their backs to the sea, the enemy closing in all around them, and it's just a matter of time before they face surrender or annihilation, and the fact that this story does not end in surrender or annihilation is what makes it one of the greatest stories in human history."

This is writer/director Christopher Nolan on his upcoming film Dunkirk

By  |  July 13, 2017
Fresh Black Panther Details Emerge as we Near Comic-Con

Fandoms everywhere are surely rejoicing as the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con draws nearer, an event sure to bring new details about their favorite shows and upcoming movies. Indeed, new information about director Ryan Coogler's hotly anticipated Black Panther film is already emerging, thanks to Entertainment Weekly’s Comic-Con preview issue.

The Black Panther trailer strikes hard at themes of home and belonging,

By  |  July 12, 2017
Summer Spotlight: Eight Chilly Movies to Cool you Down

Summer is in full swing – and across the country, it’s hot.

Families are flocking to neighborhood pools and nearby beaches. However, for those without access to a large, cold body of water, an indoor, air-conditioned movie is one of the best ways to escape the scorching summer heat. To help you beat the heat this summer, we’ve compiled a list of chilly films to provide the cinematic illusion of cool as the temperatures outside rise.

By  |  July 12, 2017
Art Imitating Life: Clint Eastwood Cast Real Heroes for Upcoming The 15:17 to Paris

Clint Eastwood took yet another daring move, this time in regards to his upcoming film The 15:17 to Paris. Variety reports that the film will tell the story of the three American friends-turned-heroes when they prevented a terrorist attack on Thalys train #9364 headed for Paris. In an unusual twist, the three friends – Anthony Sadler, Alek Skarlatos, and Spencer Stone – will be played by themselves.

By  |  July 12, 2017
Watch Brie Larson & Woody Harrelson in the new Trailer for The Glass Castle

Lionsgate released a new trailer for the upcoming film The Glass Castle, called “Dream.” The film is based on the long-lasting New York Times best-selling memoir of the same name by Jeanette Walls, a gripping portrait of family dysfunction that made major waves when it was published in 2005. The film stars Oscar winner Brie Larson (Room), Woody Harrelson (The Messenger) and Naomi Watts (Birdman) and is directed by Destin Cretto,

By  |  July 12, 2017
WB Leaning Towards The Shallows Director Jaume Collet-Serra for Suicide Squad 2

Director Jaume Collet-Serra has put together a fine career of making taut thrillers on relatively modest budgets. His last film, The Shallowswas a smart, pared down woman-vs-shark thriller that took a thin, if clever conceit (Blake Lively's character is only 200 yards from shore, but there's a great white after her, and there's no way she can make it back to shore without confronting the shark) and teased out every last drop of tension.

By  |  July 12, 2017
Watch Andy Serkis Become Gollum to Read Donald Trump’s Tweets

Andy Serkis, the brilliant actor who has portrayed the ape Caesar in the new Planet of the Apes reboot, is on a press tour to discuss the final installment, War for the Planet of the Apes. Last night he was on the Late Show With Stephen Colbert to discuss the film, which has quietly become of the most critically acclaimed reboots of the past decade. While there,

By  |  July 12, 2017
Christoper Nolan Working on 4K Remaster of The Dark Knight Trilogy

Christopher Nolan is on a press tour for his upcoming film Dunkirk, which will be shown in a stunning 70mm print and is already receiving some very early raves (theatrical reviews are embargoed, so these raves have been mostly people who saw the film in press screenings and who have turned to social media to give some variation of “wow”). Nolan has long been a director at the very forefront of film technology,

By  |  July 11, 2017
Felicity Jones to Star in Swan Lake Adaptation

The famous 1875 Tchaikovsky ballet Swan Lake is being turned into a feature film. The film’s script is written by Kristina Lauren Anderson and is set to be directed by Luca Guadagnino (A Bigger Splash). Felicity Jones (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) will star in the feature film.

A bidding war started right before the Fourth of July weekend for the film,

By  |  July 11, 2017
Watch Kit Harington’s Surprising Game Of Thrones Audition Tape

While you know that Kit Harington eventually landed the plum role of Jon Snow on HBO’s Game of Thrones, you likely weren’t aware that Harington actually auditioned for several different parts. For the first time, thanks to showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss, you can now watch those screen tests. They shared them with Jimmy Kimmel, so you can be assured these are real, and not an elaborate, hilarious skit.

By  |  July 11, 2017
Deadpool Congratulates Wonder Woman for Beating his B.O.

Deadpool was the surprise smash hit of the superhero world in 2016, taking in a staggering $363 million and wowing movie insiders for doing so in its own raunchy, R-rated way. After lobbying for years to get the film made, Ryan Reynold’s commitment and passion created a superhero for our time, one who broke the fourth wall, made fun of himself (and other superheroes), and, oh yeah, kicked some butt and saved his girl.

By  |  July 11, 2017
New The Grand Tour Trailer Shows Moments Right Before Richard Hammond’s Near Fatal Crash

Amazon’s series The Grand Tour stars former Top Gear stars Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May follows the three funny, often argumentative buddies as they geek out about cars, have Mike Skinner, a NASCAR driver they call “The American” test drive cars, and generally gleefully  misbehave, have fun with cars, and make fun of each other. 

However last season things got real scary real fast. Hammond was involved in a terrifying crash when he lost control of his car in Switzerland and it burst into flames.

By  |  July 11, 2017
Check out This Game of Thrones Fan’s Animated Spinoff Teaser

The premiere of the second-to-last season of Game of Thrones this Sunday will undoubtedly be a bittersweet occasion. While ending the year-long wait for the show’s return, the countdown of the final thirteen episodes of the series also begins. Given the grand-scale success of the show – both critically and in the eyes of audiences – it’s no wonder the possibility of several spin-off series is being seriously discussed.

By  |  July 10, 2017
Christopher Nolan Discusses What it Would Take for him to Helm James Bond

The James Bond series has seen films released regularly since the early 1960s, with the titular spy transcending generations to be as familiar to millennials as he is to their parents. With the successful release of Spectre in late 2015, the time feels ripe for another installment. That said, the future of the series has been less than clear recently. Change is in the air, even as the next film in the series is anticipated in late 2018.

By  |  July 10, 2017