By Sometimes themes emerge at festivals. Sometimes dispatches like this are merely about what played on the same day, location, or, in this case, both. While Sian Heder’s “Being Heumann” took the coveted spot of Opening Night at the Princess of Wales Theatre, three remarkably different films unfolded across the evening,
Sebastian Stan compares The Batman: Part II to The Godfather Part II
It may have taken longer than expected, but The Batman: Part II finally started production earlier this year. Much of the film is still being kept under wraps, but Sebastian Stan seems to think we’re in for a treat, even comparing the film to one of the greatest sequels ever
Texas Accent, No Blue Fur In New “X-Men”
Marvel Studios’ new “X-Men” film is still quite a while off, but some details have emerged today regarding the appearance of two key characters – Rogue and Beast. Speaking with ET Now, “Obsession” actress Inde Navarrette has revealed that she’ll draw from her Texas roots and spend some time in
Sony Considers Four “Spider-Man” TV Spin-Offs
As many as four separate live-action TV projects involving Spider-Man heroes are reportedly being considered by Sony Pictures Television and Prime Video. The Ankler broke the news, which comes in the wake of the official cancellation of the Nic Cage-led “Spider-Noir” series the other day. Despite critical acclaim, strong launch
Zach Cregger on Resident Evil test screenings: “They thought it was too funny”
Plenty of films successfully blend horror and comedy, but during test screenings for the new Resident Evil movie, writer/director Zach Cregger learned that he had leaned too hard into the funny and had to make some cuts. But it turns out that it was all for the best. Resident Evil
