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- More Live-Action Disney Movies Are Coming, With Emma Stone as Cruella de Vil
- 6 Days of the Year That Will Probably Be Movies Soon
- Meryl Streep Is a Terrible Singer in 'Florence Foster Jenkins' Trailer
- Maisie Williams and Tony Hale Analyze Their Hilariously Awkward Baby Photos
- Netflix's 'Wet Hot American Summer' Will Return in 2017, But 10 Years Later
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt Nails Voice of 'Snowden' in Oliver Stone Film Trailer
- Film Casting May Reveal Who Negan Killed on 'The Walking Dead'
- Neil Patrick Harris Is Unrecognizable as Netflix's Count Olaf in 'Unfortunate' Set Photo
- Man Punched in the Face for Looking 'Exactly Like Shia LaBeouf'
More Live-Action Disney Movies Are Coming, With Emma Stone as Cruella de Vil Posted: The studio announced it is making nine new live-action films, following the tremendous success of "The Jungle Book," which followed the success of "Cinderella" and "Maleficent." The new projects join the upcoming "Alice Through the Looking Glass" (opening May 27) and Emma Watson's "Beauty and the Beast" (opening March 2017). The slate boasts a slew of A-list stars, including Emma Stone in "Cruella," Dwayne Johnson in "Jungle Cruise," Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda in a "Mary Poppins" sequel, and Reese Witherspoon in "Tinkerbell." There's also "Maleficent 2," with Angelina Jolie reprising her role; "Dumbo," directed by Tim Burton; "A Wrinkle in Time," directed by Ava DuVernay; "The Nutcracker and Four Realms," directed by Lasse Hallstrom; and "The Jungle Book 2." None of the newly-announced movies have release dates as of yet. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
6 Days of the Year That Will Probably Be Movies Soon Posted: We eat these delightful star-studded ensemble films up like buttered popcorn, and chances are we probably haven't seen the last of these holiday-themed love stories on the big screen. What other days-of-the-year movies can we expect in the future? Here are our pitches for 6 "holiday" flicks that we could see being produced. And we'd totally watch them, by the way. Your move, Hollywood. We'll be waiting for your call. 1. "April Fool's Day" Synopsis: Ashton Kutcher acts as the chorus of this fable, in the super-meta role of the host of a formerly popular celebrity pranking show called "Burned" (a la "Punk'd.") In order to revive the near-forgotten series, a live April Fool's extravaganza is planned and will epically "burn" the world's biggest and most scrutinized (supposed diva) pop star, Skylar Costa, in a nasty "Carrie" pig's blood moment when she opens a major awards show that definitely doesn't exist in real life. She will be played by Selena Gomez. Dev Patel portrays a PA setting up the whole thing who obviously falls hard for Skylar when he sees the real her behind-the-scenes, including one sequence where he follows her to a family homeless shelter, where she goes to on her free time to volunteer "because it's the only place she can be away from the cameras and be herself." He spends the entire day trying to stop the prank. Will he? For sure! And they'll kiss. Billy Eichner plays Skylar's annoyed assistant. Taylor Swift's entire squad makes a brief cameo for no reason. Tagline: Everybody plays the fool...this April. 2. "National Grilled Cheese Day" Tagline: The cheesiest love story ever told. 3. "Super Tuesday" Synopsis: Imagine this: Kevin Hart, Ellen Barkin, and Pierce Brosnan are all vying for the presidential candidacy on a sweltering March day in Texas. Anna Kendrick plays the Hart's driven junior campaign manager and Topher Grace is Ellen Barkin's. Clearly they will bicker the entire day until they realize they have major hots for each other. Wilmer Valderrama plays Brosnan's assistant, and he and Ellie Kemper (his social media manager) spend the day trying to undo the damage from an embarrassing accidental Snapchat in the B-story of this jumbled fairytale. Lance Bass plays a wise caterer. Tagline: All's fair in love and politics. 4. "Super Bowl Sunday" Tagline: The players aren't the only ones who'll score. 5. "Cyber Monday" Synopsis: Sofia Vergara is the fashionable CEO of a failing flash sale site that's on the verge of being bought by a major online retailer, which is run by Simon Baker. In a last ditch effort to maintain ownership, Sofia uses "groundbreaking" new marketing tactics (um, there's a flash mob at one point...) to show her new bosses who's, well, boss. The pressure builds when he shadows her for 24 hours, critiquing her on all the business's shortcomings along the way. He'll eat his words when they realize it was the most financially successful Cyber Monday in website history! She blows up at him for all his cocky antics in the end but they've already gone past of the point of no return and will probably get married in like three months. Lucy Hale plays a PR assistant who ends up falling for an up-and-coming jewelry designer featured on the site, played by America Ferrera. Ian Somerhalder is a hunky IT guy who uses a lot of bad sexual innuendo unknowingly when he fixes everyone's computers. Tagline: Do you believe in love at first byte? 6. "That Night Before Thanksgiving When You Stay in Your Childhood Home and Go Out With High School People" Tagline: Home is where the (sweet)heart is. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Meryl Streep Is a Terrible Singer in 'Florence Foster Jenkins' Trailer Posted: Paramount released the trailer for the movie, which is based on the true story of a New York socialite in the 1940s. Florence loves singing, and declares "music is my life." The problem is that she can't hit a note. Her husband, British actor St. Clair (Hugh Grant), is determined to help her fulfill her dream of performing at Carnegie Hall -- all while shielding her from scathing reviews. ![]() "Florence Foster Jenkins" opens in theaters August 12. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Maisie Williams and Tony Hale Analyze Their Hilariously Awkward Baby Photos Posted: James Corden broke out a photo Maisie had shared on Instagram with hashtags like #swag #baller #bitches #paper. He wanted an explanation for the hashtags. "Well, look at that face," Williams said. "I just feel like that face is the face of a child baller." Ice Cube said she was wearing a "pimp cape" with a "bitch better have my money" face. Corden said it could make a good rap album cover, but he wanted to know how old the camera was since it looked like a photo from the 1940s. (True!) Tony Hale volunteered one of his own baby photos, with an adorable little drunk tilting Santa pose he called "sassy." Then he did his own modern-day pose to match. Too cute. Watch the video: Now watch Maisie talk about crashing a "Game of Thrones" viewing party for Sunday's big premiere: Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Netflix's 'Wet Hot American Summer' Will Return in 2017, But 10 Years Later Posted: This all started as a 2001 movie, set on the last day of camp in 1981, which slowly became a cult classic comedy. In 2015, Netflix brought back the cast for "Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp," the hilarious prequel starring actors who were nearly 15 years older. Now they're doing something that, age-wise, makes more sense: "Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later," a series of eight 30-minute episodes set in 1991, and scheduled to arrive in 2017. (We should probably expect an unhealthy dose of grunge and teen spirit.) According to Netflix, David Wain and Michael Showalter will return as writers, with Wain also directing. There are no cast details at this point, but this series announcement video from Netflix is a big hint: Of course we hope to see as many originals as possible, including Bradley Cooper, Amy Poehler, Elizabeth Banks, Paul Rudd, David Hyde Pierce, Christopher Meloni, and Janeane Garofalo, plus "First Day of Camp" newbies like Jon Hamm, Kristen Wiig, Josh Charles, Jason Schwartzman, and John Slattery. Maybe even Chris Pine? Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Joseph Gordon-Levitt Nails Voice of 'Snowden' in Oliver Stone Film Trailer Posted:
"Snowden" -- which co-stars Melissa Leo, Zachary Quinto, Tom Wilkinson, Rhys Ifans, Nicolas Cage, and Joely Richardson -- is now scheduled to open September 16. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Film Casting May Reveal Who Negan Killed on 'The Walking Dead' Posted: "Walking Dead" usually films its 16-episode seasons from early May to late November. According to The Spoiling Dead Fans, filming for Season 7 officially starts Monday, May 2 in Georgia. TWD stars always pick up other gigs throughout the year, but they usually shoot when TWD is not filming down in Atlanta. In the past, some casting announcements -- like Chad Coleman booking a role in "The Expanse" and Tyler James Williams in the "Criminal Minds" spinoff -- have been spoilers for the upcoming deaths of their TWD characters. On March 16, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Steven Yeun would star in the movie "Mayhem," with principal photography beginning later that month on location in Serbia. Yeun recently posted some Instagram photos from Serbia, which hints to some "Mayhem" filming. On April 22, just a few days ago, The Hollywood Reporter said Steven Yeun was cast as one of the stars of "Okja," the new movie from "Snowpiercer" director Bong Joon-Ho. Production began that day for a later Netflix release, with filming set for South Korea (where Yeun was born), Canada, and the U.S. Since at least "Okja" should be filming during TWD's schedule, in locations around the world, it's hard to imagine how Yeun could balance that with the AMC show, unless perhaps Glenn has a smaller role in Season 7 and they worked out a deal to make sure he could do these projects. Even if Glenn is the one Negan kills, Yeun would most likely have to return to the Georgia set to be the battered body, so we can see with our own eyes what happened. But that may just be a few days worth of work. We could also get flashbacks too, though, from whoever is killed. *SPOILERS AHEAD FROM THE COMIC BOOK* In Robert Kirkman's "Walking Dead" comic book, Glenn is the one Negan kills. But the TV show does not always follow the books, and some fans have guessed that maybe Negan will kill Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) instead, since he is not in the comic, or other characters like Abraham (Michael Cudlitz), Eugene (Josh McDermitt), or maybe even Michonne (Danai Gurira). The final answer will arrive in October when TWD Season 7 premieres. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Neil Patrick Harris Is Unrecognizable as Netflix's Count Olaf in 'Unfortunate' Set Photo Posted: Netflix is adapting the 13 dark children's books by Daniel Handler/"Lemony Snicket" for a 13-episode run to stream ... whenever. There's no premiere date yet, but they are now filming. A photo leaked from the set, giving us a glimpse of NPH as the evil Count Olaf:
Yep, that's Olaf! It'll be interesting to see how NPH's version compares to the campy devil played by Jim Carrey in the 2004 film "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events." Anyone who watched "Gone Girl" knows NPH can play both sweet and sinister, but we'll have to wait for the first "Unfortunate" footage to see what kind of tone they're going for in the full Netflix series. [via: Collider] Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Man Punched in the Face for Looking 'Exactly Like Shia LaBeouf' Posted:
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