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Sony Pictures has released a new trailer for the upcomingPeter Rabbitmovie, and this thing continues to look kind of insane. The Sony Pictures Animation film is an adaptation of the beloved literary hero, but in this version he’s a charismatic troublemaker voiced byJames Cordon. He and his other rabbits’ idyllic life is upended by the arrival of Mr. McGregor (Domhnall Gleeson) who wants nothing more than to murder all the rabbits....

There’s an uprising onBilly Magnussen’s (Road House) hands in the exclusive to Collider debut trailer forAustin StarkandJoseph Schuman’sCoup!The production weaves dark comedy with social commentary, taking audiences back to the devastating year of 1918 when the Spanish Flu was raging at a fever pitch. Along with Magnussen, the feature also starsPeter Sarsgaard(The Bride!),Sarah Gadon(Ferrari), andFisher Stevens(The Grand Budapest Hotel). Already a hit on the film festival circuit, the title is set for a release in the United States on August 2....

Angela Kang’s tenure onThe Walking Deadwill no doubt go down as one of the most successful periods in the show’s history. Critics often argue that the show, which attracted tens of millions of viewers at its apex, began to feel stale underScott Gimple—but Kang is often credited with bringing the show back to life after her canny promotion to showrunner. Now she’s putting back on her producer hat,The Hollywood Reportersays, collaborating with AMC Studios on a new series: an adaptation ofRebecca Roanhorse’s Hugo Award-nominated fantasy novel,Black Sun....

DirectorRidley Scott’sGladiator IIis holding its ground amid a highly competitive holiday season. The swords-and-sandals epic debuted alongsideWickedin the year’s biggest box office face-off, and has since maintained a spot in the top five on the domestic charts.Gladiator II’s consistent performance has helped pushScott’s career box office total past an important new milestone. It’s already among the legendary filmmaker’s highest-grossing films, and has a realistic chance of becoming his second-biggest hit if it’s able to hold on for a couple of more weeks....

When word broke that Lionsgate was developing a new version ofRobin Hoodfor the big screen, most greeted the news with a resounding “But why?” The Robin Hood story is one that’s been told onscreen many, many times going back almost a century, and the most recent version—Ridley Scott’s grittyRussell Crowe-led feature—flopped at the box office. So what makesRobin Hood: Originsworthwhile? What makes it a story worth telling? That was the question posted to producerBasil Iwanykwhen Collider’s own Steve Weintraub recently caught up with him in anticipation of the release ofJohn Wick: Chapter 2....

It’s been a minute since we reported on Sony’sRobotechmovie, but sinceAndrés Muschiettiis all the rage right now thanks to the smashing success ofIT, it’s worth reminding you that he’sattached to directthe anime adaptation. But wait, there’s more! Word has it thatRobotechnow has a new writer attached who will start from scratch on the movie’s story with Muschietti. As Deadline reports, that writer is none other thanJason Fuchswho co-wroteWonder WomanalongsideZack SnyderandAllan Heinberg....

San Diego Comic-Con. A haven for us geeks of all kinds. Whether you’re a movie fan, TV fan, gamer, comic book lover, cosplay, or all of the above, there’s no doubt that the global phenomenon that is SDCC has become a place that consistently brings like-minded people together. The first event took place in 1970, and just 300 people attended. It’s safe to say that the world of Comic-Con has extended a bit since then, considering nowadays, albeit prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, the con brings in over 130,000 people each year....

Miles Tellerbrought us back into the world ofSaturday Night Liveby kicking off its 48th season as host with musical guestKendrick Lamar. And it was an episode of hilarious sketches really highlighting Teller as a comedian in the best of ways. And one of those was explaining what in the world BeReal is. The app which encourages its users to “Be real” seems to be one that will only let you post at a certain time (if this sketch has anything to say about it)....

Once you get past the fact that one of the best shows of the year is on Facebook — yes Facebook! — you’ll know thatSorry for Your Lossis indeed worth it. The series follows Leigh Shaw (Elizabeth Olsen), whose husband Matt (Mamoudou Athie) died suddenly three months before we meet her. The first season chronicles the following two months over ten half-hour episodes, as Leigh is still coming to terms with her life without Matt....

Our first full look at the highly anticipated sequelSpace Jam 2has arrived, and it certainly looks colorful. Officially titledSpace Jam: A New Legacy, the follow-up starsLeBron Jamesas a heightened version of himself who, along with his son Dom (Khris Davis), becomes trapped in a digital space by a rogue A.I. played byDon Cheadle. It’s up to James to get them home safe by leading Bugs, Lola Bunny and the Toon Squad gang to victory over the A....

Arriving with a supreme level of fanfare,the second full trailer forSpider-Man: No Way Homeis here, and fans are likely buzzing about everything they’ve seen. That includes the return of several villains from past iterations of Spidey on the big screen, includingWillem Dafoe’s Green Goblin,Jamie Foxx’s Electro, and, perhaps the biggest kahuna,Alfred Molina’s Doc Ock. All are coming from what appears like a rip in the Metaverse, now challengingTom Holland’s Peter Parker/Spider-Man....

Sony Pictures unveiled a new trailer forSpider-Man: Homecoming. Directed byJon Watts, the film is a collaboration between Sony and Marvel Studios, asTom Holland’s Peter Parker navigates the ins and outs of high school life after getting a taste of the hero action in Berlin, as seen inCaptain America: Civil War.Robert Downey Jr.’s Tony Stark co-stars as Parker’s mentor, while a new menace threatens New York in the form ofMichael Keaton’s Vulture....

Creative differences often break up the band, but occasionally, it also breaks up a film. Disney and Lucasfilm released a statement today regarding their decision to part ways with directorColin TrevorrowforStar Wars: Episode IX: Lucasfilm and Colin Trevorrow have mutually chosen to part ways on Star Wars: Episode IX. Colin has been a wonderful collaborator throughout the development process but we have all come to the conclusion that our visions for the project differ....