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Super Pumped Season 2 Set At Showtime, Will Tell The Facebook Story Weeks ahead of the anthology series' first season, Showtime has ordered a second set of “Super Pumped” episodes. The show’s first season tackled the behind-the-scenes drama that followed Uber as it raced to the top of the rideshare industry, whileTHR reportsthat the second season is set to tell the story of the relationship between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg....

Superhero Bits: Civil War Spoiler In Trailer, Deadpool Anniversary, Batmobile & More Did theCaptain America: Civil Wartrailer have a big spoiler concerning a specific character? How much money hasDeadpoolmade now, and how didRyan Reynoldscelebrate the movies one month anniversary? How didSebastian Stanreact after watchingCaptain America: Civil Warfor the first time? All that and more in this edition ofSuperhero Bits. Look at this LEGO Bat-Signal celebrating@BatmanvSuperman! We have#Batmanv#Supermanon@GMAnext week!#BvSonGMApic.twitter.com/6hLOnbAL3X — Good Morning America (@GMA)June 20, 2025...

The 2021 Emmys In Review: Not Great, Bob The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards are over. The winners havebeen announced, the speeches have been given, and now it’s time for the afterparties. But how was the show? Theopening musical numberwas a fun tribute to late rapper Biz Markie, while also showing us how great it is now that the stars can all be in one room again. It was a fun, warm moment that seemed kind of informal and genuine....

The Morning Watch: The Evolution Of ‘The Simpsons’, VFX Artists React To ‘Resident Evil: Afterlife’ & More The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows. In this edition, see howThe Simpsonshave evolved from their debut appearance in 1987 to how they look in their most recent episodes in 2021....

The Revenant’s Bear Carcass Scene Was More Real Than You Think Leonardo DiCaprio began his film career at age 17 in Kristine Peterson’s 1991 film “Critters 3,” a harrowing tale of corrupt real estate exploitation. In “Critters 3,” DiCaprio played Josh, the precocious teenage stepson of a morally bankrupt slumlord, a stepfather he accidentally sentences to death when Josh locks him in a basement room with a ravenous Tasmanian devil from space....

There Is Literally No Good Reason To Remake ‘Child’s Play’ (Welcome toThe Soapbox, the space where we get loud, feisty, political, and opinionated about anything and everything. In this edition: theChild’s Playseries is doing just fine, so news of a remake is straight-up bullshit.) Let’s get this out of the way: I am not anti-remake. Some of horror’s most recent top-tier achievements have been remakes themselves (ItorEvil Dead, for starters). Modernized technology, fresh visions, and altered perspectives can do wonders for “outdated” classics or under-appreciated gems of bygone eras....

This Is Why Your Arms Won’t Get Torn Off On Disneyland Rides You can’t help it, everytime you’re on a rollercoaster you stick your arms out and up even though there is a fear that they will somehow be torn off during an unexpected turn or drop in the ride. I know I feel this way everytime I ride Space Mountain at Disneyland. So how does Disney ensure that park guests never lose a limb on their attractions?...

This Week In Trailers: Closet Monster, Home, Notes On Blindness, I, Daniel Blake, Gleason Trailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: What better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising? This week we come of age, head into a war zone as a refugee, wake up blind, rage against the machine, and deal with ALS....

VIDEO: J.J. Abrams Talks About The Intense Pressure Of ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ We haven’t heard fromJ.J. Abramsin a bit. He’s been pretty busy working on a little film calledStar Wars: The Force Awakens, probably in some small, dark room in Los Angeles or Marin County. But the co-writer and director of the highly anticipated film came out for theNational Board of Reviewawards this week and talked about what it’s been like managing expectations during production, editing and now as the marketing for the film has begun....

Why ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Is The Last Movie In Marvel’s Phase 3 Avengers: Endgamemay have “end” in the title, but it’sSpider-Man: Far From Homethat will be the finale to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Phase 3. This is something we knew and something that Marvel has employed to great effect before —Ant-Man and the Waspworked as the palate cleanser after the heavyAvengers: Infinity War, andFar From Homewill supposedly do the same afterEndgame....

$47 Million Outlander Sent To DVD-Ville By Weinstein Co? We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. UPDATE 2: TWC is getting back to us. Now they say tomorrow.UPDATE: A reader fromOutlander.solsector.netsays, “There’s been no confirmation about the DVD date and nearest myself and one of the producers can tell there really isn’t a date set for the DVD much less a theatrical release. Plus,The Weinstein Companyis contractually obligated to give outlander at least a limited theatrical release....

‘Arbitrage’ – Richard Gere Is The One Percent In An Entertaining Drama [Sundance 2012] Great art is often derived from tragedy so it makes perfect sense that the economic crisis has been the subject of so many recent movies.Arbitrage,the directorial debut ofNicholas Jarecki,is the latest in a continuing line of films concerning the troubled economy and one of the best yet. Richard Gereplays Robert Miller, a billionaire CEO who is trying to sell his company....

‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Featurette: How The Stars Became Queen Becoming a rock icon is always a difficult job, but playing one that’s still living? That’s a Herculean task that each of the stars, with the exception ofRami Malek, had to take on inBohemian Rhapsody. That’s the equivalent of playing Mozart’s concertos while Mozart watches you like a hawk. ButGwilym Lee, Joseph Mazzello,andBen Hardywere up to the task, as shown in the latestBohemian Rhapsodyfeaturette released by 20th Century Fox....