‘Watchmen’ TV Series Score Will Be Composed By Trent Reznor And Atticus Ross TheWatchmenTV series continues to accumulate a great roster of talent. The latest:Trent ReznorandAtticus Ross, of Nine Inch Nails and David Fincher movie soundtrack fame, will compose the score for the HBO series. More on theWatchmenTV series music below. As HBO’sWatchmenTV series continues production, news comes that Reznor and Ross will be handling the music. Reznor and Ross, who had already worked together on Nine Inch Nails projects, began composing film scores together with David Fincher’sThe Social Network....

1313 Mockingbird Lane Lives Again For Rob Zombie’s The Munsters Out with the old, in with the new … Munster Mansion, that is!“The Munsters” movie rebootdirector Rob Zombie shared a new sneak peek of the reconstruction of the famed TV home. “It’s a beautiful day in Budapest and good old Mockingbird Lane is coming along perfectly. Who wouldn’t want to live here?” the famed director captioned a series of several images of the Munster home as well as neighboring residencies on the set, sharing the photos onInstagram....

Bill Murray Truly Suffered For His Art On The Set Of Groundhog Day The beloved 1993 comedy classic"Groundhog Day"is renowned for putting its main character, the cynical TV Weatherman Phil Connors (Bill Murray), through the wringer. Trapped in a time loop, the increasingly frustrated Phil is forced torelive the same day over and over and over again… all while covering the weirdly depressing annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. But it’s definitely no blessing....

Bryan Singer Teases Wolverine’s Role In ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ As “Birth Of A New Direction” Just yesterday,the final trailerforX-Men: Apocalypsearrived, and along with all the destruction that comes from the film’s title villain played byOscar Isaacwas a little tease of the return of Wolverine, played byHugh Jackman. When we last left Wolverine inX-Men: Days of Future Past, he was being rescued from drowning by Mystique in disguise as William Stryker, and many fans have been wondering where we’ll find him in this sequel....

Bryan Singer Will Be The Credited Director On ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ When theBohemian Rhapsodytrailerdropped, the internet couldn’t help but notice that the trailer was missing one important thing: the director’s name. Well, maybetwo things. But regardless, it was a little odd to leave out the name of the director, especially when the trailer for the Queen/Freddie Mercury biopic proudly boasted that the film came “from 20th Century Fox and Regency Enterprises.”...

Comic-Con: Impressions, Footage Description And New Photo For Cowboys And Aliens Jon Favreauhas always had great respect for his audience, and that fact has never been more clear than at Comic-Con. They’ve only been shootingCowboys and Aliensfor four weeks, but Favreau worked hard to finish cutting together some footage in hopes of giving fans a taste of its tone and style. Learn about what was shown, and what Favreau had to say about the film, after the break....

Coronavirus Updates: Chinese Theaters To Re-Release ‘Avatar’ And ‘Avengers’; U.K. Studios Mull Whether To Close; Animated Series Going Strong We’re several weeks intocoronavirus(COVID-19) being declared a pandemic and having wide-reaching ramifications on the entertainment industry across the globe. But while China, which has managed to curb the virus' spread, is starting to return to normal life and slowly open its movie theaters, the U.K. and the U.S. movie and TV industries are still getting hit hard....

Early Buzz: The First Official Reviews For Pixar’s Up Tomorrow, Pixar’sUpwill be not only the first animated film but also the first 3D movie to open the Cannes Film Festival. Reviews are already flowing in. I saw the movie last week, and it is spectacular. But don’t take my word for it, here is a look at the early buzz: Screendaily: “Up has humour and action aplenty to enthrall children, but it should engage adults in equal quantities who will respond to its rich emotional content....

Exclusive: Quentin Tarantino Tells Us How And Why He Created ‘The Hateful Eight’ Miniseries For Netflix A month ago, word arrived that an extended version ofQuentin Tarantino’s 2015 WesternThe Hateful Eightwould be arriving on Netflix. Many (including this writer) assumed this was going to be the Roadshow Cut – a cut that played in limited theatrical release, and was never released on home video. But that’s not what happened. Instead,The Hateful Eightarrived on Netflix broken into aminiseries, consisting of four episodes....

Fox Removes 2005 And 2007 ‘Fantastic Four’ Movies From Amazon And iTunes Fans who were planning on rewatching theFantastic Fourmovies from 2005 and 2007 had better find physical copies. 20th Century Fox has removed the film from two of the world’s leading streaming sites,AmazonandiTunes. The reason isn’t malicious. They simply don’t want fans to get confused when they hopefully start to look for information on theFantastic Fourreboot that opens August 7, directed byJosh Trank....

HBO Chief Doesn’t Think ‘Game Of Thrones’ Franchise Will Get As Big As Marvel Or ‘Star Wars’ Casey Bloys, the chief content officer for HBO and HBO Max, does not think theGame of Thronesfranchise will grow to the size of the sprawling, interconnected universes that Marvel Studios has established in its superhero storytelling or that Lucasfilm is aiming for with itsStar Warsfranchise. In a new interview, Bloys seems doubtful that the rich world established in the mega-hit fantasy series could sustain that many stories, but hints that more shows like the upcoming prequel seriesHouse of the Dragon, which is set on the fictional continents of Westeros and Essos, could be given the go-ahead in the future....

Here’s When You Can Watch Sonic The Hedgehog 2 At Home “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” has proven the quick little blue dude has cinematic franchise appeal after it raked in over $375 million world wide in a time when theater-goers are still a little more discerning about whether or not to go back to packed auditoriums. Now that Sonic has claimed success at the box office, it’s time for him to come into your homes and that’s happening sooner than you may think....

Here’s Why Bruce Lee Didn’t Show On The First Day Of Shooting Enter The Dragon Bruce Lee’s 1973 film “Enter the Dragon” is famous for many reasons. The movie was Lee’s introduction to American audiences, it inspired a wave of martial arts films in the U.S., and is known forthisclassic fight scene. It’s also famous for a more tragic reason: For the burgeoning film star, Lee’s most popular film would also be his last....