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Some months ago, it seemed like all the internet could talk about wasBarbie. That happened because the upcoming blockbuster starsMargot Robbie(who plays the title character) andRyan Gosling(Barbie’s boyfriend Ken) were filming some external shots in the Florida streets, so it generated quite a lot of buzz. Now, however, it has been a while since we’re snowed under withBarbienews, so it’s the perfect time to take a peek at the movie’s first trailer and discover what it will all look like on the silver screen....

Remember a time onGothamwhen Poison Ivy was a kid, just like Bruce Wayne? And then she fell into a drain and emerged a woman … with a child’s mind? As if that wasn’t weird or controversial enough, Ivy Pepper is getting yet another new form:Peyton List. Fox announced today that List (who has had recurring roles onThe Flash,Mad Men, and starred in her own CW showFrequency) will be joiningGotham’s cast as the latest iteration of Poison Ivy, who is set to debut with the cast in early 2018....

Universal Studios and Blumhouse have finally set aHappy Death Day 2release date, also unveiling the title for the horror sequel. The follow-up to the inventive 2017 film is officially calledHappy Death Day 2Uand will hit theaters on August 14, 2025. Yes indeed, theHappy Death Daysequel is a date movie! The film will be squaring off directly against 20th Century Fox’s newX-MenmovieDark Phoenixas well as the Warner Bros. comedyIsn’t It Romanticon Valentine’s weekend, so it’s a bit of a competitive debut date....

Once upon a time,MTVwas all about music. With nearly every hour devoted to music videos, charismatic VJs, and new ways to experience favorite songs and artists, its launch was nothing short of revolutionary. The first video to air—“Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles—set the tone for a cultural shift that forever changed how we consumed music. But like much in pop culture, MTV evolved.Carson DalyandTotal Request Livehad their moment, butthat alone couldn’t sustain the network....

Netflix on Friday debuted the trailer for its upcomingtrue crime documentaryInto the Deep, which will be released by the streamer next week, nearly three years after a work-in-progress cut was premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. The project began as a chronicle of eccentric Danish inventorPeter Madsen’s life and work, but evolved into something more sinister when Madsen was suspected of, convicted, and subsequently imprisoned for murdering a Swedish journalist....

Melissa McCarthyhas been playing the character Michelle Darnell for years now, ever since she created the abrasive business mogul back in her improv days. This weekend, Michelle is finally getting her big screen debut inThe Boss. Directed by McCarthy’s husband and frequent collaboratorBen Falconefrom a script they wrote with fellow Groundlings alumSteve Mallory,the raunchy comedy follows McCarthy’s ruthless titan of industry on her path to redemption after she’s sent to prison for insider trading, losing her empire in the process....

After a week of mostly negative streaming news filled with cancellations and programming being pulled, those hoping to see the new seriesLord of the Rings: The Rings of Power— a Prime Video streaming series — in a theatrical setting will be given that opportunity to revisit Middle-earth on the silver screen at select Cinemark locations before the series premieres on the streamer,Varietyreports. Given the epic scale and scope ofThe Rings of Power, it makes sense that a portion series would be given the opportunity to be seen on a big screen....

Martin Scorsesehas the freedom these days to release longer-than-average movies.The Wolf of Wall Streetwas three hours,Silencewas two hours and 41 minutes, and his new movie,The Irishman, is three hours and 29 minutes. But if you’re looking for cuts of Scorsese’s movies that are even longer, you’re out of luck. Scorsese has no interest in releasing longer versions of his movies, and he says the term “director’s cut” is often misunderstood or misused tellingEW:...

Directed byMaster Yuen Woo-Pingand written byJohn Fusco, the Netflix feature filmCrouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destinytells an epic story of lost love, young love, a legendary sword and one last opportunity at redemption. Continuing the themes and traditions that were established in the original film, it’s an epic martial arts battle between good and evil, full of breathtaking action, that will decide the fate of the Martial World. The film starsMichelle Yeoh,Donnie Yen,Harry Shum Jr,Natasha Liu Bordizzo,Jason Scott Lee,Roger YuanandEugenia Yuan....

On this episode of Collider Movie Talk (March 15th, 2016) Mark Ellis, Jon Schnepp, and Kristian Harloff discuss the following: Indiana Jones will return to the big screen on July 20, 2025, for a fifth epic adventure in the blockbuster series.Steven Spielberg, who directed all four previous films, will helm the as-yet-untitled project with starHarrison Fordreprising his iconic role. Franchise veteransKathleen KennedyandFrank Marshallwill produce. Back in 2013Robert Downey Jr.was reported saying that he would hang up the armor from Iron Man once he turned 50, then turned right around and signed on forCaptain America: Civil Warand both parts ofAvengers: Infinity War....

-You might have caught the"Would You Rather" supercutfeaturingÂAva DuVernay,Storm Reid,ÂChris Pine,ÂGugu Mbatha-Raw,ÂOprah Winfrey,Reese WitherspoonandÂMindy Kaling, but now it’s time to narrow the focus to just the Mrs. Ws in particular. We had a great time discovering Winfrey’s very impressive fake sneeze abilities, but we also got to talking about topics that have some serious weight throughout the industry right now - original stories vs. films based on existing source material, and also the rise of the streaming service and if they’d rather work on a filming getting a theatrical release or one hitting a streaming platform....

At the end of Season 2,Outlandergave us two key scenes revolving around its iconic magical stones. In one of series’ most heartbreaking moments, Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) sent his wife and true partner Claire Randall Fraser (Caitiona Balfe), back to the 1940s from 18th century Scotland to give birth to their daughter, knowing historically that he would die in the massacre that was the Battle of Culloden. But, we also saw a flash-forward to twenty years later, when Claire discovers that Jamiedidn’tdie at Culloden, and where she and Brianna (Sophie Skelton) then witnessed another time traveller disappear to the past, overcoming her daughter’s natural skepticism of the truth of her mother’s experiences....

WithSleeplessin theaters this weekend, Collider spoke with German directorBaran bo Odarabout making the transition from smaller foreign-language films to a big American action thriller starringJamie FoxxandMichelle Monaghan. Odar attracted the attention of the film’s producers for his critically acclaimed crime thrillersWho Am I, a huge 2014 hit in Germany, andThe Silence, which landed him onVariety’s“10 Directors to Watch” list in 2011. His new film is a gritty, tautly plotted, character-driven story based on a screenplay byAndrea Berloffthat takes place in Las Vegas but was shot mostly in Atlanta....