Netflix’s All The Light We Cannot See Adaptation Has Found Its Lead I hope you’re ready to cry, because Netflix’s “All the Light We Cannot See” adaptation has finally found its leading lady, which means its one step closer to hitting your TV and completely devastating you on a Friday night. Even if you’ve read the book, which is wildly acclaimed and probably should be on your to-read list, you’re probably going to be destroyed (and uplifted) at the same time....

New ‘Dumbo’ Trailer Makes Michael Keaton Feel Like A Kid Again Disney’s animated classicDumbois barely an hour long, but directorTim Burtonis going to flesh that out into a movie that’s right around two hours. We’re not sure how he’s adding a whole extra hour to the story outside of introducing a wide array of new human characters who take a keen interest in the little flying elephant, but a newDumbotrailer shows off the circus spectacle of Disney’s live-action remake....

New ‘Good Boys’ Featurette Is Filled With Grown-Up Comedian Cameos The kids aren’t all right inGood Boys, but the adults aren’t much better. A newGood Boysfeaturette introduces us to the grown-ups of the Gene Stupnitsky comedy starringJacob Tremblay, Brady Noon,andKeith L. Williamsas a trio of three sixth-graders who get in over their heads after getting invited to a “kissing party.” Along the way, they run into all sorts of obstacles, including a few familiar faces in the comedy world....

New Posters: The Eye And Prom Night ShockTilYouDrophas a new movie poster for the remake ofProm Night, and a new banner forThe Eyestarring Jessica Alba, both of which look really horrible (I’m talking about the posts and the movies they are promoting). Check them out after the jump.Prom NightRelease Date:April 11, 2008Directed by:Nelson McCormickWritten by:J.S. CardoneCast:Brittany Snow, Scott Porter, Jessica Stroup, Dana Davis, Collins Pennie, Kelly Blatz, James Ransone, Brianne Davis, Johnathon Schaech, and Idris ElbaPlot Synopsis:Donna’s senior prom is supposed to be the best night of her life....

New Steven Spielberg And Tom Hanks Film Titled ‘Bridge Of Spies,’ John Williams Confirmed To Score The newSteven Spielbergfilm, which reunites the director with starTom Hanks, was referred to early on as the “Untitled Cold War Thriller,” and then shot under the titleSt. James Place. But when released in theaters, the movie will be calledBridge of Spies— a more colorful title, to be sure, and one which has its own place in cold war history....

Nicolas Cage On ‘Looking Glass,’ The Musical Experience Of Acting, And More [Interview] While a seedy motel run byNicolas Cagesounds like a dream location for a honeymoon trip or a late night pitstop, that’s not the case in directorTim Hunter’s thriller,Looking Glass. The actor gives a reserved, more internalized performance in the film as Ray, who takes over running a rundown motel with his wife (Robin Tunney). Spying on guests, a murder, and the arrival of an oddball sheriff ensue when Cage comes to town in theold school thriller....

Obi-Wan’s ‘‘Certain Point Of View’’ BS Gets Retconned As A Religious Thing Obi-Wan Kenobi might be one of the most prominent and most popular characters in theStar Warsoriginal trilogy, but I’ve long harbored a grudge against him for lying to Luke about his parentage. No, that’s not entirely accurate — it’s not the lying I despise so much as his nonsense excuse when Luke calls him out on it, which is “What I told you was true… from a certain point of view....

Quentin Tarantino Still Says He’ll Retire After His Tenth Movie; Talks 70mm ‘Hateful Eight’ Release Plan The Hateful Eightwill be the eighth film byQuentin Tarantino, and the director isstill planning on retiringafter his tenth. A few years ago, the director suggested the retirement plan. Now, with his eighth film almost ready to go, he’s more serious than ever: Read more about Quentin Tarantino retiring, as well as hisambitious 70mm plansforThe Hateful Eight, below....

Rob Zombie Wants To Break Away From Horror, Hopes Tyrannosaurus Rex Will Be Next Film With four horror pictures under his belt, Rob Zombie is starting to feel that audiences may be pigeonholing him somewhat. Though he’s currently on tour and has a new album out at the beginning of February, he’s obviously already at work on his potential next projects and is hoping to mount something to break our preconceptions of him a little....

San Diego Comic-Con To Sell 1000 Tickets As A Test Maybe thethird time’sthe charm. In what has to be one of the funniest stories ofgeek failuresince Star Wars Kid,San Diego Comic-Conis once again going to attempt to sell badges for their 2011 event, which takes place July 21-24. The new plan is a test run to sell 1,000 four day badges at 8 a.m. PST Wednesday December 15. At that time, the first 1,000 people whosubmit their emailwill be able to buy badges using a new, incredibly over-complicated system which requires you to receive an email with a unique registration code and link to a different site to buy the badge....

Scott C.’s Great Showdowns Artwork Series Makes HBO’s ‘Game Of Thrones’ Adorable We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When fans think of HBO’s fantasy seriesGame of Thrones, they don’t usually think of words like cute or adorable. But they will once they see characters from the show put together for artistScott C.’s popularGreat Showdownsart series. Scott C. already has a couple books out with Great Showdowns pieces, featuring illustrations of some of the most iconic character match-ups in film and television done in such a charming way....

Sequel Bits: ‘Red 2’ Poster, ‘Dead Snow: War Of The Dead,’ ‘Rambo V,’ ‘Smiley’s People,’ And More Tommy Wirkola’s first US film,Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, was no critical fave, but it has done over $100m worldwide so far. Now Wirkola is heading back to Norway to make a sequel to his breakout film,Dead Snow. The new one isDead Snow: War of the Dead, which will follow “the sole survivor of a Nazi zombie attack who battles an even larger army of Zombies with the help of the Zombie Squad, a professional gang of zombie killers from the US....

Sequel Bits: ‘Terminator’, ‘Halloween’, ‘Maleficent’, ‘Downton Abbey’, ‘Ghostbusters’, ‘Jumanji’, ‘The Matrix’, ‘A Quiet Place’, ‘The Babysitter’ In this edition of Sequel Bits: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton are back in these exclusive images from Terminator: Dark Fatehttps://t.co/hKeU8UFcMNpic.twitter.com/fJjvcaSBj7 — Total Film (@totalfilm)July 18, 2025 Terminator: Dark Fatewill attempt to yet-again jump-start the increasingly direTerminatorfranchise. The big selling point on this addition to the series is thatJames Cameronis back as producer, andLinda Hamiltonis back as Sarah Connor....