By This article contains some spoilers for the Netflix film Voicemails for Isabelle. You’re proof that sometimes life rigs things in our favor. In a movie that encapsulates the sometimes silly messiness of grief and the warmth of loving through healing, Netflix’s Voicemails for Isabella is a refreshing, poignant reminder to
Keanu Reeves Sets LEGO Film At Universal
Keanu Reeves is reportedly circling the main role in a new LEGO movie at Universal Pictures. Filmmaker Josh Cooley will helm the project, reuniting with Reeves after the pair worked together on “Toy Story 4”. The project will reportedly be a “live-action/CG hybrid” feature, and it’s not clear if Reeves
“Predator” Director Sets “Freddy the 13th” Film
“Prey” and “Predator: Badlands” filmmaker Dan Trachtenberg is turning his attention to something a bit less gruesome. Trachtenberg will reportedly co-direct and produce a currently untitled animated feature based on the graphic novel “Freddy the 13th” by Yehudi Mercado. Not to be confused with some sort of “Freddy vs. Jason”
Spider-Man’s New Popcorn Bucket Is Getting the Dune Treatment
Not long ago, film theater merchandise was fairly straightforward. You got a themed popcorn tub, maybe a collectible cup, and went on with your day. Somewhere along the way, however, Hollywood has started to churn out merchandise that has you stop and think, “Did nobody look at this before it
Leviticus Ending Explained and Unpacked with the Director
This article contains major Leviticus spoilers. On the same Friday that first-time feature director Adrian Chiarella’s Leviticus is opening nationwide in the U.S., the Australian filmmaker is having lunch in Los Angeles with someone else in the industry. They’re there to discuss work, presumably some prospects for the future, and
