‘Rogue One’ Villain Details Revealed: Orson Krennic Vs. Tarkin Much remains mysterious about the characters ofRogue One: A Star Wars Story, but today we have a bit more insight to share on one of the most intriguing new figures: Orson Krennic, the villainous Imperial officer played byBen Mendelsohn. We already know he’s got a complicated history with Galen Erso (Mads Mikkelsen) and an uncanny ability to keep that sweet space cape a pristine, blinding white....

‘Take Shelter’ Director Casts Matthew McConaughey And Reese Witherspoon In ‘Mud’ One of the bigger festival hits of this past year wasJeff Nichols' second filmTake Shelter, starring Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain. (Check the trailer forTake Shelterhere.) The director has been planning to follow up that film withMud, a story about a fugitive aided by a 14 year-old boy in a plan to reunite with the woman he loves.Earlier this yearChris Pinewas said to be set for the title role....

‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ Photos Show Off Badass Women And The New Terminator Terminator: Dark Fateis the next installment in the increasingly confusingTerminatorfranchise. Following the disappointment ofTerminator Genisys, Paramount Pictures and producerJames Cameronwent back to the drawing board, and this time they’re bringing back one of the best things to happen to the Terminator franchise:Linda Hamilton. Not only is the mother of John Connor still a total badass, but she’s joined byMackenzie Davis, looking like she’s been given all the best tips about taking on deadly cyborgs from the future....

‘Westworld’ Trailer: There May Be Something Wrong With This World Since we’re looking at the end ofGame of Thronescoming in two shortened seasons, HBO needs to find a new show to fill the void that will eventually be left by the absence of the fantasy hit. Thankfully, their TV series adaptation of the sci-fi thrillerWestworldwritten byMichael Crichtonlooks like it could be their next genre hit. Westworldis based on 1973 sci fi thriller which took place in a futuristic theme park where paying guests would pretend to be gunslingers in an artificial Wild West populated by advanced androids....

‘Yesterday’: Writer Richard Curtis Explains The Changes Danny Boyle Made To The Script Yesterday, the latest film from directorDanny Boyle, had one of the all-time great movie premises: what if a struggling musician woke up to realize that the rest of the world had forgotten the music of The Beatles? The movie hit theaters at the end of last month and has made $68 million worldwide so far on a reported $26 million budget – not exactly a runaway hit, but not a failure, either....

/Film Visits The Set Of ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides’ In October 2010, Walt Disney Pictures invited us to the London set ofPirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. We spent two days at Pinewood Studios learning about the movie, interviewing the cast and crew, exploring the sets, and more. After the jump you will find a set of video blogs I recorded with Frosty fromCollider. We also conducted interviews on the set, which I will be posting over the course of the next week....

Aaron Paul’s ‘Need For Speed’ Getting Last Minute 3D Conversion [UPDATE] UPDATE:The news of this 3D conversion actually broke in December over onMarketSaw, so it’s not as last minute as originally thought. The original story follows. DreamWorks' adaptation of the video gameNeed For Speed, starringAaron Paul, hits theaters next month. It just had aSuper Bowl commercialand critic screenings are starting very soon. All that sounds like a movie that’s ready to go but a last minute change has now been implemented....

Alamo Drafthouse Announces ‘Titanic’ Screening On The Queen Mary, Is Just Asking For Trouble Hey, you rememberTitanic, right? It’s that movieJames Camerondirected about a blossoming, forbidden romance on the most famous ocean liner disaster in history. Well, now you can relive all the magic of that ill-fated relationship on another ocean liner, one that is far less likely to sink. Alamo Drafthouse is hosting a special Rolling Roadshow screening of Titanic that will take place on The Queen Mary ocean liner in Long Beach, California....

Animated ‘Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors’ Introduces A Completely Diverse Superhero Team It’s taken them a long time, but Marvel is finally bringing a fully diverse superhero team to the screen. And though it’s not the big screen, it’s still pretty darn cool. The animated feature filmMarvel Rising: Secret Warriorswill boast a team of some of the most beloved female characters and heroes of color in the Marvel comics: Captain Marvel, America Chavez, Squirrel Girl, Patriot, Spider-Gwen (going by Ghost Spider here), Quake, Inferno, and Exile....

Anne Hathaway And Jim Sturgess In Talks For Lone Scherfig’s One Day On the blah blah rounds to promote her latest pictureThe Diary of a Wimpy Kid, producerNina Jacobsonhas let slip the main talent attached to upcoming projectOne Day. She revealed that as well as directorLone Scherfig, BAFTA nominated forAn Education, there’s also potential starsAnne HathawayandJim Sturgessin orbit too. The contracts aren’t signed yet, said Jacobson, but “their deals are being negotiated right now....

Chadwick Boseman To Play The Godfather Of Soul, James Brown Chadwick Bosemanis going from Jackie Robinson to James Brown. The star of42has just signed on to play the legendary soul singerin an untitled biopic directed byTate Taylor(The Help) and produced by both rock legendMick Jaggerand Oscar-winnerBrian Grazer. Grazer has been trying to get this movie done for the better part of a decade and, at one point before his passing, Brown was actively involved in development....

Darren Aronofsky Working On Another Comic Book Movie? As the film award circus continues,Darren Aronofskyis beginning to developThe Wolverine, a Japan-set story based on the Marvel Comics X-Men character. But what we didn’t know is, this isn’t the only comic book movie Aronofsky is currently developing. In a recent interview, Darren revealed that he is “doing a comic book of a script that’s really hard to make and we’re going to do a comic version first and see what happens....

Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Arrival’ Is Brainy Sci-Fi With A Beating Heart [TIFF Review] Denis Villeneuve’sArrivalbegins with a premise we’ve seen in a hundred summer blockbusters. One day, aliens arrive on Earth, in the form of twelve mysterious ships scattered around the globe. Their purpose is unclear, and humanity is naturally both intrigued and terrified. Where it goes next, though, is a welcome return to grown-up sci-fi, moreContactorInterstellarthanIndependence Day. For starters, the aliens don’t open with an attack....