“The Last of Us” HBO Show Writer Says Changes Are Designed to “Expand” And “Enhance” Source Material
Showrunner Craig Mazin addresses his take on “The Last of Us” HBO show.
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Enough U.S. Theaters Could Reopen for “Tenet” to Maintain Labor Day Release
Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” is set to release September 3rd, right around Labor Day.
HBO Max and Zack Snyder Could Potentially Create an Animated “Snyderverse”
There is a possibility of HBO Max and Zack Snyder teaming up again to create a DC animated “Snyderverse.”
“The Office” Will Have Extended Episodes on Peacock in 2021
The beloved faux-documentary sitcom “The Office” will come with multiple extended episodes when it debuts on NBC’s streaming service Peacock in 2021, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
Natalia Dyer Talks COVID-19 Impact on “Stranger Things” Season 4 and More
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter for her new movie “Yes, God, Yes,” Natalia Dyer discussed “Stranger Things 4” and how the COVID-19 pandemic may have helped the writers of the show.
“The Flash” Director Teases Time Travel, Spectacular Action, and More
Andy Muschietti provides a few details regarding the upcoming “The Flash” film.
Hollywood Reporter Explains Drama Behind the Scenes of Bryan Singer’s “X-Men”
From screenwriting drama to studio withdrawals, Singer’s superhero flick was plagued by a myriad of development issues, some of which have now only recently come to light.
Tom Cruise Space Movie Has Possible $200 Million Budget
Tom Cruise may take to the stars in an action film that has apparently secured a $200 million budget.
Double Dredd? Karl Urban and Sylvester Stallone Both Eyed for Judge Dredd TV Series
Almost a decade after “Judge Dredd” was rebooted, it looks like the TV series spin-off “Mega-City One” may finally get picked up. The kicker? Both Karl Urban and Sylvester Stallone are being eyed to reprise their roles as Dredd in some capacity for proposed series.
Netflix Is Officially Marvel-less – All MCU Films to Stream via Disney+ in August
We all knew this day was coming, Netflix is officially “Marvel-less” with its last MCU film “Ant-Man and The Wasp” leaving the platform to join the rest of the gang on Disney+ this August.