‘The Suicide Squad’ Trailer Breakdown: Six Things We Learned From The New Trailer For James Gunn’s Supervillain Extravaganza There’s a brand newThe Suicide Squadtrailer, which means it’s time for us to obsessively nerd out over the latest footage. This trailer goes heavy on the action, but also drops some new tantalizing info about what can expect to see inJames Gunn’s supervillain action-comedy. Read ourThe Suicide Squadtrailer breakdown below to get the details....

A Manual For Cleaning Women: Cate Blanchett To Lead Pedro Almodóvar’s First English-Language Feature I don’t know what kind of good karma points my fellow gays and I cashed in to deserve this, but the cinema gods have truly bestowed upon us the greatest gift imaginable. The brilliantPedro Almodóvar, director of deliciously perverse films like “Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!,” “All About My Mother,” and “The Skin I Live In,” has announced his next project, the film adaptation of “A Manual for Cleaning Women....

A Tribute To Adam West, A One-Of-A-Kind Actor And A Brilliant Batman Adam West, the iconic actor best known for playing Batman in the ’60s television series and the 1966 film, passed away on June 24, 2025 after a battle with leukemia. He was 88 years old. Rather than write a traditional obituary, the /Film crew has gathered together to pay tribute to one of the titans of pop culture, an actor who helped define one of the most popular characters of all time....

And Just Like That, It Was Time For A Big Change It’s the season of nostalgic revivals, and “Sex and the City” has joined the ranks with “And Just Like That…” which sees the Manhattan ladies tackling life in their 50s. The news around it seemed mostly vague, except to say that it was clearly opting for a more socially conscious mentality than its predecessor. Gone are the days of not believing in bisexuality and here we are with “woke moment” buttons and soundbites....

Andrew Garfield Was Sold On No Way Home Because Of One Key Moment The presence of several Spider-Men in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” was one of the coolest things about the film. It was handled beautifully, and considering the audience response, you thought so as well. It was wonderful to not only see Tom Holland reprise his role in the MCU but to revisit Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’s versions of our friendly, neighborhood superhero was a treat....

Beyond Fest 2015 Lineup Features Al Pacino, Fabio Frizzi, Edgar Wright, Rare ‘Phantom Of The Opera’ I can’t quite take in the full lineup for this year’s Beyond Fest, which takes place in Los Angeles from October 1 – 12. There are west coast premieres for films like Kurt Russell’sBone Tomahawk, andThe Assassinfrom Hou Hsiao-hsien. There’s a special screening of Karyn Kusama’s excellent movieThe Invitation, andEdgar WrightandBruce Campbellpaired with screenings of the first twoEvil Deadmovies on 35mm....

Box Office Could Lose Up To $2 Billion From Closures As Only 20% Of U.S. Theaters Remain Open This Monday, the U.S. box office saw itsworst weekendin the 22-year history that exhibitors had been recording box office numbers. And it looks like things will only get worse, as the escalating coronavirus pandemic closes more businesses and movie theaters. With all the major movie theaters closing their locations across the U.S., a mere 20% of theaters remaining open in the country, and studios delaying most of their major releases amid coronavirus concerns, studios could lose as much as $2 billion....

Box Office: Vantage Point With $9.7M Saturday & Headed For $23M+ Sony may not have a serious Oscar contender at tomorrow night’s 80th Annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre, but they still have a big winner this weekend. Vantage Point, either an homage or a knock-off of Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon, received a nice 22% Saturday bounce from its opening day, adding another $9.76M. The Oscar telecast makes Sunday tougher-than-usual to project, but I’m calling for a 38% drop....

Cool Stuff: Furturtle’s Limited Edition ‘Young Adult’ Pop-Up Screening Art Paramount Pictures is running unannounced pop-up screenings ofJason Reitman’s new filmYoung Adultin cities around North America. As a special bonus, Reitman and Paramount enlisted the curatorial services of Los Angeles' famous pop culture art galleryGallery1988to pick the artists and produce limited edition pieces of art for the surprise screenings. There have been pop-up screenings inToronto,Minneapolis,Chicago, andAustin, each with an accompanying poster....

Daniel Radcliffe And Dane DeHaan To Play Lee Atwater And Karl Rove In ‘College Republicans’ Daniel RadcliffeandDane DeHaanare heading back to campus, but this time they’re trading poetry for politics. The pair are reuniting with theirKill Your DarlingsdirectorJohn KrokidasforCollege Republicans,Wes Jones’s Black List script aboutKarl RoveandLee Atwater’s younger days. Radcliffe is attached to play Atwater, while DeHaan will tackle the part of Rove. Get plot details and more after the jump....

Details On How I Spent My Summer Vacation, Mel Gibson’s Other New Film Mel Gibsonfans, it’s time to rouse yourself from slumber and pay attention to the man’s career once more, because he isworking. Last week there was word that the actor/director was scouting film locations in Veracruz, Mexico, and over the weekend we got word that he would directan as-yet untitled Viking moviestarringLeonardo DiCaprio. These are separate projects, thankfully (though he’s crazy enough to make a Viking movie set in Mexico, and make it work) and now we know more about the film to be shot south of the border....

Disney Doesn’t Want To Make ‘National Treasure 3,’ But A Reboot For Disney’s Streaming Service Is Likely Every time I talk to directorJon Turteltaub, I have to ask about the status ofNational Treasure 3. TheNicolas Cage-led 2004 film is a delightfulDa Vinci CodemeetsIndiana Jones-lite adventure and it spawned a not-as-much-fun sequel,National Treasure: Book of Secrets, in 2007. Fans have been asking for a third installment in the series for over a decade....

Dredd’s First Draft Went Fully Apocalyptic With Its Plot Back in 2012, “Dredd” reinvented a classic British comic book for a modern audience. StarringKarl Urbanas the legendary Judge Dredd, the film reimagines the dystopian future of Mega-City One with a deep dive into the violent and brutal world of Peach Trees — a 200-storey slum tower block. “Dredd” was an instant hit with both newcomers and fans of the comic books, likened to a sci-fi version of Gareth Evans' own tower block-based action thriller"The Raid,“which was released just one year earlier....