By A year ago came the news that Daisy Ridley will officially be returning to the “Star Wars” universe in what’s deemed a ‘New Jedi Order’ film set fifteen years after “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker”. The role kicked off Ridley’s career, turning her into a recognisable face overnight and
The MonsterVerse Won’t Be Ending Soon
With Legendary and Warner Bros. Pictures’ “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” opening to $80 million in North America over the Easter weekend, it seems the odds of more adventures in the MonsterVerse are high. Mary Parent, president of worldwide production at Legendary, tells THR that the film’s huge response
“Wish” Had A Solid Disney+ Debut
Disney has announced that its Thanksgiving animated release “Wish” reached 13.2 million views in its first five days on Disney+ following its launch last Wednesday (April 3rd) on the SVOD platform. That’s the third most-viewed streaming premiere for a Walt Disney Animation Studios film to date, behind the streaming launches
New “Furiosa,” “Apes” Posters & Clips
Warner Bros. Pictures has released a new one-sheet for George Miller’s upcoming “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” ahead of the film’s release on May 24th. The new poster shows off Anya Taylor-Joy’s younger version of Furiosa as well as Chris Hemsworth’s new Warlord Dementus character. In the film a young
John Waters On “Liarmouth” Struggles
Filmmaker John Waters says that his next movie, “Liarmouth,” is having enough issues with funding he’s not sure if it’ll get made. The 77-year-old queer icon and helmer of such films as “Serial Mom,” “Pink Flamingos,” the original “Hairspray” and “Cry-Baby,” hasn’t made a scripted feature film since the NC-17-rated
