Robert Zemeckis To Mo-Cap The Beatles Into A New Yellow Submarine Varietyis reporting some unexpected news:Robert Zemeckisis brokering a deal with Disney and Apple Corp. to remakeYellow Submarinewith 3D motion capture technology. My initial reaction to the idea is knee-jerk and negative, and then I remember that Zemeckis has already made one Beatles film (I Wanna Hold Your Hand, 1978), so if anyone is going to make this work it could be him....

Russell Crowe Fulfilled A Heartwarming Promise To Get Paul Giamatti An Oscar Nomination For ‘Cinderella Man’ Russell Crowehas a reputation for having a bit of a temper and being somewhat difficult to work with. But that doesn’t mean he isn’t without his good qualities. For example, when awards season rolled around for the boxing dramaCinderella Man, Crowe asked the studio to put their weight behindPaul Giamattifor Best Supporting Actor instead of campaigning hard for Crowe to get a leading actor nomination....

Scott Bakula Thinks This Is Why Star Trek: Enterprise Was Doomed “Star Trek: Enterprise” was the first “Star Trek” series I watched to completion and loved unequivocally. It was the first installment that locked me firmly into the franchise’s tractor beam. Unfortunately, “Enterprise” hasn’t enjoyed as much praise in other corners of the fandom. The series is infamously regarded as the black sheep of “Star Trek.” It was marketed as the angsty prequel to the original series that started it all and set 100 years before the voyages of the starship piloted by James T....

See ‘RoboCop’ Behind The Scenes Photos From New Official Book We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When it comes to modern sci-fi movies,RoboCophas to be one of the best. Part machine, part man, the 1987 film byPaul Verhoevenis a satirical, violent masterpiece. At its center is the gorgeously designed, iconic lead character who returned for two much lesser sequels, and was redesigned for a reboot released earlier this year....

Shang-Chi Credits Scenes Explained: What Does This Mean For The Future Of The MCU? “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” is in theaters now, introducing a new superhero into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Along with the movie comes a couple major teases for the future of the MCU in the form of two credits scenes. Of course, we have to head into spoiler territory in order to properly discuss what happens in these scenes, so if you haven’t seen “Shang-Chi” yet, this is your warning to steer clear....

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Has Finally Given Spock A Full Name Update:It turns out, seemingly official posters can sometimes be deceiving. Representatives from CBS have reached out to inform us that the names on these posters are incorrect. As they told us directly: while “Spock and M’Benga do indeed have first names, they have yet to be revealed.” Our original article follows. Captain James T. Kirk is just as much of a ladies' man as he is an explorer....

Star Wars Bits: The Opening Of ‘The Force Awakens’ Plus Legos, Comics And Fan Trailers We start at the beginning ofThe Force Awakensand end in a bigger fantasy world in this edition of Star Wars Bits. Below, read about the following: Making Star Warshas been a major source of information on the plot – or more specifically the rumored plot – ofStar Wars: The Force Awakens. Earlier this week they ran a super, major spoiler that knowing will ruin your enjoyment of the film....

Stephen King Had To Change His Next Novel Because Of Coronavirus Stephen Kingis already working on his next novel – because of course he is – but he’s had to make some changes due to the coronavirus pandemic. Yes, we’ve reached the point where the real world is so scary that King has to adjust his tales of terror to accurately reflect that. The prolific author also offered an apology to everyone who thinks we’re currently stuck in a real-life Stephen King story....

Sucker Punch Set Visit And Interview With Director Zack Snyder It’s December 2009, and I’m in Vancouver Canada. Earlier this morning we saw the first press screening of James Cameron’sAvatarwith an audience of Vancouver press and filmmakers which includedDistrict 9director Neill Blomkamp. A few hours later, I’m standing in a green screen stage at Vancouver Film Studios. This is the production centre where a lot of sci-fi television series are filmed, shows such asDark Angel, Smallville, Battlestar Galactica, Bionic Woman, Reaper, Caprica, Eureka, Fringe, Human Targetand films such asX-Men II and 3, I Robot, Fantastic Four 1 and 2, The A-Teamand2012....

Superhero Bits: Suicide Squad, Batman V Superman, Captain America: Civil War, Wolverine, Fantastic Four Want to see what the inside of the Batmobile looks like inBatman v Superman? How aboutWonder Woman’s lasso and more? What didJerry Seinfeldhave to do withHugh Jackmanstopping his role asWolverine? Which actor has thrown his hat into play the character? Does theLego Avengersvideo game look good? How isFantastic Fourhelping the Women’s World Cup? DidPaul Bettanyleak a trailer forCaptain America: Civil War?...

The Best & Worst Sketches From Ryan Gosling’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ Kicking off the final three episodes ofSaturday Night Livethat we’ll get in 2015,The NotebookandDrivestarRyan Goslingtook the stage at Studio 8H for his hosting debut. You never know what you’re going to get with a first-time host from an actor with a career like Gosling’s, but this episode was an absolute delight, helped occasionally by the fact that sometimes he had a hard time keeping a straight face on live television....

The Best Screenprinted Movie Posters Of 2014: My 15 Favorite Prints Screenprinted movie posters continued to explode in 2014. I drool over so many posters every year, it’s very difficult to pick favorites. With movies, at least you know what you like and you don’t like. Why something works and why something doesn’t. Physical art is more subjective. Some art just hits people one way and others another. Such it is with pop culture posters....

The Complete List Of 2021 Emmy Winners Television’s biggest night is here. The 2021 Emmy Awards were announced on Sunday night, offering some of the best and most popular (descriptions that don’t always line up) a chance at glory. And because television represents such a vast and varied landscape these days, this means the kind of showdowns that you just can’t make up. How, exactly, does one choose between “The Mandalorian” and “The Crown”?...