The Academy Awards predate most people alive today, given the first ceremony was held all the way back in 1929. 90+ years of the show giving out yearly awards has naturally led to 90+ movies winning the top prize of each respective awards night, Best Picture. Some types ofmovies, like sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, don’t often get this top prize, while others -notably, the musical genre- have varied over time popularity-wise with Oscar voters....
Steve Weintraub is at the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas and managed to snap photos of promo posters forJumanij: Welcome to the Jungleand the untitledanimatedSpider-Manmovie. For those who don’t know, licensing expo is where vendors can get a sense of the upcoming movies studios have on display even if those movies don’t have official titles or production artwork yet. They’re not really meant for mass consumption (you will likely never see these posters in your multiplex), but they at least give attendees an idea of what the studios have in store....
Chris Evansis not yet atBrett Favrelevels of “I’m leaving but I’m not” when it comes to his role in the MCU post-Avengers 4, although he also can’t help that he’s constantly asked about it.Last year, the actor expressed a lot of ambivalence about potentially staying on, essentially saying that he might do it if asked (his contract is up afterAvengers 4), but was also looking at doing other things. It’s a refrain we’ve heard from him for awhile, but it matters because Captain America has really become the heart and soul of the MCU....
James Cameronhas been developingBattle Angel, an adaptation of the Manga seriesBattle Angel Alitafor years now, but with his attention pulled in the direction of the ever-expandingAvatarfranchise there has been relatively little visible forward progress until recently.Cameron handed over directorial dutiestoRobert Rodriguezlast year and the filmmakers set out to find the right young woman to lead the film. Last month, news broke that thesearch had narrowed down to three candidates– includingIt FollowsstarMaika Monroe, Disney sensation Zendaya, andMaze Runner: The Scorch TrialsstandoutRosa Salazar....
Apple’s relentless pursuit of innovation has led to increasingly powerful — and physically larger — iPhones with every generation. TheiPhone 16 Pro Max, released in September 2024, now holds the crown for thelargest iPhone ever made, featuring a stunning 6.9-inch display and a design that pushes the limits of immersive mobile technology. But how does it stack up against previous models in terms of actual size, usability, and technical upgrades?...
Alright fellow theory nerds, time to get crackin'. TheBlade Runnerteam dropped by San Diego Comic-Con as a part of Warner Bros. big Hall H extravaganza, and as a part of the presentation they dropped a detailed timeline that reveals up a whole lot of new information about what happened in the world ofBlade RunnerbetweenRidley Scott’s classic 1982 film and the sequel,Blade Runner 2049. Set decades after the original,Denis Villeneuve’s sequel followsRyan Goslingas a new Blade Runner, LAPD Officer K, when his mission puts him on the track of Rick Deckard (Harison Ford)....
When it comes to Bond movies, iconography is everything. Even directorMartin Campbell’s strikingly differentCasino Royalemaintained certain aspects of Bond lore that have become tradition, like the martini, the “Bond, James Bond” line, the Bond girl(s), and of course, the Bond villain. It’s that last one that can be particularly tricky, as Bond villains tend to be either just the right amount of over-the-top (see:Skyfall’s Silva) or they tip over into cartoonish territory (see: a lot of other Bond villains)....
[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersforBorat Subsequent Moviefilm.] Among the many hapless, inadvertent bigots who reveal their true, terrible selves inBorat Subsequent Moviefilm, akaBorat 2, one bright star emerges:Jeanise Jones, an Oklahoma City-area babysitter whom Borat (Sacha Baron Cohen) charged with taking care of his daughter Tutar (Maria Bakalova) while he goes off to be casually antisemitic some more. Borat accepts Tutar to be treated like a dog by Jones — quite literally — but something else happens....
Activision has unveiled theCall of Duty: Infinite Warfarestory trailer, revealing what gamers can expect from the campaign in the upcoming space-centric installment of the highly lucrative franchise. So what’s the story of the 14thCall of Dutygame? Well,Infinite Warfaretakes place in the very distant future, as the nations of Earth have united together to form the “United Nations Space Alliance” with the goal of colonizing new planets. That always goes well, but instead of battling aliens, gamers will have to square off against a hostile faction of humans that call themselves the Settlement Defense Front....
I don’t know about you, but I’m loving Marvel’s first look atCaptain America: Civil War. Sure,Joe and Anthony Russoshowed off a more stylized version of a 70s political thriller with their work onCaptain America: The Winter Soldier, but I’m loving the comic book craziness and brotherhood feels of thisnew trailer. So much so, in fact, that I combed through it frame by frame to pullover 60 imagesand scoured the edited scenes in an attempt to piece together a bit more of the story....
There were a lot of familiar faces in thatCobra KaiSeason 3trailerfor fans of the hit series. We get to see Johnny (William Zabka) helping Miguel (Xolo Maridueña) rehab, Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Sam (Mary Mouser) having a heart to heart, Hawk (Jacob Bertrand) and Tory (Peyton List) studying under Sensei Kreese (Martin Kove), and then some. But, if you’re first discovering theKarate Kidfranchise throughCobra Kai, there might be two faces you don’t recognize in the new trailer -Tamlyn Tomitaas Kumiko andYuji Okumotoas Chozen fromThe Karate Kid Part II....
In just under two weeks, the San Diego Convention Center will open its doors to thousands of fans for 2025’sSan Diego Comic Con, taking place from July 24–27. As we get closer to the big day, more exciting exhibits, panels, and guests are being announced as people begin to map out their jam-packed weekend. So, whether you’re prepping for your itinerary, or if you can’t make it out but want to know all the details, Collider will have feet on the ground, scoping out the booths, brand-new merchandise, and sharing the scoop on all the most anticipated panels, including our “Inside Hollywood withBob Odenkirk....
The Chucky films are one of the wildest and endlessly entertaining horror franchises in Hollywood history. It all started withChild’s Play, a relatively stripped-down, cheeky horror thriller about a serial killer-possessed doll, voiced to foul-mouthed perfection byBrad Dourif. But in the decades since, the little ginger-tufted killer doll has carved his way through as many tonal shifts as unwitting victims, including the slapstick silliness ofBride of Chuckyand a return to straight-up horror inCurse of Chucky....
