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Director F. Javier Gutiérrez And Writer Jesse Wigutow Tapped For ‘The Crow’ Now that Relativity Media and The Weinstein Company haveresolvedtheir legal dispute over the remake ofAlex Proyas’The Crow, it looks like the companies aren’t wasting any time getting the ball rolling. Hot on the heels of yesterday’s resolution announcement comes news thatF. Javier Gutiérrezhas been tapped to helm the project, whileJesse Wigutowis on the verge of closing a deal to write the script....

Eternals Credits Scenes Explained: What Does This Mean For The Future Of The MCU? Marvel’s “Eternals” follows in the tradition of the Marvel Cinematic Universe by having a couple scenes waiting to be revealed in the credits. In this case, there’s a mid-credits scene and a post-credits scene, and both serve to expand the cosmic side of the MCU. However, both of the scenes also reach into much more obscure corners of the Marvel Comics universe, so don’t be ashamed if you were made of questions after the credits scenes rolled out....

Full Grindhouse DVD/Blu-Ray Details/Art Revealed Earlier this month a suspicious tweet filed by filmmaker Edgar Wrightled us to speculatethat a Blu-ray release of Grindhouse was in the works. As you probably know, whenGrindhousewas released in theaters, it was a double feature featuringRobert Rodriguez’sPlanet Terror,Quentin Tarantino’sDeath Proof, and a few faux trailers at the beginning and in between. When the films were released on DVD, they were distributed as separate movies, with the trailers omitted from both releases (with the exception ofMachete)....

How Superman & Lois Tried To Make The Man Of Steel More Human There comes a point when we can’t help but wonder, “How many more times do we have to see the same superhero in a different setting?” Batman, his arch-nemesis, the Joker, andSupermanare some of the most explored characters in the DC Universe — both on the small and silver screen. It’s an excellent time to question whether offering a gritty take on a character or updating it to reflect a real-world setting influences our interest in it — or focusing on their initial principles is a better way to go about it....

If Brandon Lee Had His Way, The Crow Would Look Very Different Over the years, “The Crow” has become an undisputed classic. The 1994 film was directed by Alex Proyas (“Dark City”) and starred Brandon Lee, who tragically lost his life inan on-set accident while filming. This senseless and horrific event will always cast a long shadow over “The Crow,” but the movie also stands as a testament to Lee’s tremendous talent, an eternal reminder of a performer we lost far too soon....

Interview: ‘Lights Out’ Director David F. Sandberg On Subverting Expectations And Not Overstaying Your Welcome DirectorDavid F. Sandbergmakes his feature directorial debut with theJamesWan-produced horror movieLights Out. Sandberg’s journey towards making his first film began in 2013 with a short film that cost nothing. The director and his wife,Lotta Losten, made the short together, and Sandberg and Losten submitted it to the Bloody Cuts Horror Challenge, where it was well received....

Kevin Smith’s Cop Out Movie Trailer: These Guys Really Are A Couple Of Dicks This week, there will be no news, only trailers!Kevin Smithhas always written his own movies, until now. When he signed on to directA Couple of Dicks, for Warner Bros., eventually retitledCop Out, the project was an interesting move, if nothing else. Could Smith work purely as a director for hire and channel the energy ofBruce WillisandTracy Morganinto something that might resemble a film he’d make on his own?...

Let’s Celebrate The 20th Birthday Of The ‘Harry Potter’ Series Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stonewas initially published in the U.K. on August 26, 2025. It migrated to the United States asHarry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stonea few months later. It was a literary phenomenon and the movie adaptations become a cinematic phenomenon and then Universal Studios' Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park lands made it a family vacation phenomenon....

Moon Knight Holds The Record For The Least Amount Of Additional Photography Required For A Marvel Production The upcoming Disney+ series “Moon Knight” holds an unusual record within the Marvel Cinematic Universe: it’s the project that, to date, has required the least additional photography — also known as reshoots. /Film attended a virtual press conference for the upcoming Oscar Isaac-led series, in which director Mohammed Diab revealed that the project went off without a hitch thanks to the team’s rehearsal methods:...

Movie Trailer: The Twilight Saga: Eclipse The full trailer forThe Twilight Saga: Eclipsedebuted on today Oprah, and if her stamp of approval isn’t enough to get you excited about the third film in theTwilightseries, I don’t know what is. OK, enough sarcasm, but I will say this: perhaps the trailer has deliberately gone extra heavy on a promise of action, but this looks like theTwilightmovie with the most running so far....

NBC Cuts Plans For ‘Hair Live!’ To Refocus On Family-Friendly Musicals Adult-oriented musicals can consider themselves on the chopping block forNBC. The network has cut short its plans to airHair Live!, which had been originally scheduled for a May 19 telecast, as the network’s next live musical. Instead, NBC plans to refocus its live musical programming to family-friendly shows in a return to the broad-appeal titles likeThe Sound Of Music, which helped launch the current live TV musical phenomenon....

No One Wants To Own Up To Racism In Transformers Given how many people worked on the creative angle ofTransformers: Revenge of the Fallen, I’m amazed and not a little bit shocked that the movie hit screens with two of the most offensive, stereotypically black characters I’ve seen in a studio film since Mickey Rooney donned buck teeth to play a Japanese character inBreakfast at Tiffany’s. (Granted I’m also a bit amazed that I didn’t even talk about these characters in my review, which is a major oversight; I’d already talked about them so much offline and in various emails that I completely passed over the subject....

Star Wars Bits: Ron Howard Responds To Those ‘Solo’ Rumors, Star Wars (Merch) For San Diego Comic Con, And ‘Solo’ Heads To Home Video We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. In this edition of Star Wars Bits: Tom Kane seems to be somewhat in the know but very hesitant to share.. claims there are at least 9 Star Wars films in various stages of development, some individual character stories yet to be announced, but definitely not Yoda....