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‘Star Wars: War Of The Bounty Hunters’ Reveals Who Stole Han Solo’s Body While He Was Trapped In Carbonite Naturally, there aremajor spoilershere. The conventional wisdom is that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, but it seems like there are no straight lines inStar Wars.Though many of the laws of physics and mortals don’t apply inStar Wars,Murphy’s Law does, and that’s really at the heart of the new Marvel Comics event,War of the Bounty Hunters....

‘Stranger Things’ Bits: Action Figures, Fan Art, T-Shirts, And More In today’s edition ofStranger Thingsbits: Art of the Titleran an interview with Imaginary Forces' creative directorMichelle Dougherty. Dougherty discussed how the opening credits sequence came about: Dougherty and all involved were working on the title sequence before season one was even shot, which, as she said, is unusual. Plenty of artists have been inspired by the Netflix show. We’ve already posted someimpressive fan art, butTop Designran a roundup of some moreStranger Thingsart worth checking out, such as the one at the top of the story and these three:...

‘Tangled’ Sequel Trailer: Rapunzel’s Hair Is Back In A TV Movie For Disney Channel’s Animated Series Last fallwe got a teaserfor The Disney Channel’s newTangledanimated series. Instead of being computer animated like the original movie, this is a 2D stylized animated series that takes place after the events of the hit movie from Walt Disney Animation Studios. But before that series begins, it will be preceded by a TV movie, and the first trailer for it has just arrived....

‘That’s My Boy’ Red Band Trailer - Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, F-Bombs, Strippers, Lots Of Bodily Fluids The first red-band trailer has dropped forAdam SandlerandAndy Samberg’sThat’s My Boy, formerly titledI Hate You Dad. Sandler plays an aging party boy and horrible father who falls into deep debt. He decides to move in with his more tightly wound son (Samberg), who’s on the verge of getting married, to a character played byLeighton Meester....

‘The Little Mermaid’ Live-Action Remake Wants Harry Styles As Prince Eric Disney’s live-actionLittle Mermaidremake may have just found its Prince Eric.Harry Styles, the One Direction artist who made his acting debut in Christopher Nolan’sDunkirk, is in talks to joinHalle Baileyin theRob Marshall-directed update.Melissa McCarthyis also in talks to play the evil Ursula, andJacob TremblayandAwkwafinaare likely to lend their voices to some supporting animals. Collideris reporting that Harry Styles is in talks to joinThe Little Mermaidcast....

‘The Master’ Early Buzz: Sneak Screening Yields Raves For Actors, Comments On “Fever Dream” Tone Here’s why you should go out to the movies on a Friday evening: last night at the Aero, in Santa Monica, audiences who turned up to seeThe Shiningwere told that Kubrick’s movie would be followed by a surprise double-feature. That second film wasPaul Thomas Anderson’sThe Master, and it was projected in 70mm. What a cool move on Anderson’s part — not a test screening, but just a low-key surprise for people who were in the right place at the right time....

‘The Sitter’ Green-Band Trailer – Now With 100% Fewer Orgasms A few days ago, we posted ared-band trailerforDavid Gordon Green’sThe Sitter, and several of you complained about the very NSFW audio that opens the trailer. I’m not surewhyso many of you are watching movie trailers with the volume turned all the way up in your offices and classrooms — do your bosses really not care if you watch trailers all day as long as they’re SFW?...

‘What We Do In The Shadows’ Cast And Writers Tease Some Of Season 3 While Looking Back At Season 2 [Comic-Con 2020] What We Do in the Shadowshas become a huge hit on FX, surprisingly match and maybe even exceeding the high bar set by the original mockumentary movie from Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi. The second season just wrapped up this past June, and fans are already hungry for more blood in the third season....

Cool Stuff: Hero Complex’s Blacklight Art Show Electrifies ‘The Dark Knight’, ‘Stranger Things’ & More This past weekend saw the opening of theHero Complex Gallery’s latest exhibition:Blacklight. The Blacklight show featured dozens of fluorescent and blacklight reactive artwork, which means we’re talking about some bright, electric and neon tributes by extremely talented artists to some of your favorite movies and TV shows. The gallery featured pieces honoring movies likeBoogie Nights, Alien, Blade Runner, RoboCop, The Dark Knight, Mad Max: Fury RoadandCollateral, as well as TV shows likeRick and Morty, Stranger Things, Futuramaand more....

Cool Stuff: Mitch Hedberg’s Complete Vinyl Collection Coming In November We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. You might be asking yourself what we’re doing writing about a forthcoming vinyl collection of performances from a stand-up comedian. Well, it just so happens thatMitch Hedberghad a small role as The Eagles road manager inAlmost Famous(not to mention playing Frank Nasworthy inLords of Dogtown), and he’s also one of the best stand-up comedians ever....

David Lynch Short Film ‘Fire’ Debuting On YouTube David Lynchis about to gift us with another one of his hard-to-find short films.Fire (Pozar)is a short written, directed, and animated by Lynch, featuring music by Marek Zebrowski. As part of the experiment of the movie, Lynch gave the short to Zebrowski and the composer then made music without any input from the director, with Zebrowski interpreting the visuals in his own way....

Disney+ Vs Apple TV+: Comparing The Two Newest Combatants In The Streaming Wars What do you want out of a new streaming service? What matters most to you if you’re being wooed to drop a few more dollars a month on some new digital toy? For some of you, the answer might be a smooth, easy-to-navigate layout. Others might want a rich library of titles. (Some of you might feel like that well-used “Why not both?...

Everything We Know About The A Quiet Place Spin-Off So Far The John Krasinski-directed “A Quiet Place” was one of the rare original mid-budget films to hit it big at the box office in the past five years. It was also a captivating director-driven genre movie in which Krasinski used its setting — a world where the planet has been overrun by blind alien creatures that are extremely sensitive to sound — as a springboard for telling a personal story about parents and their relationship with their children....