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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a box office hit. It blends fresh adventure with nostalgic flair, including a scene that channels Indiana Jones.
James Wan reacts to M3GAN 2.0’s box office dip, admitting the team “overthought” the sequel, and why he still believes in her future.
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Jurassic World: Rebirth ditches the classic T-Rex rescue, and director Gareth Edwards explains why this sequel flips the familiar formula.
The director of Jurassic World Rebirth discusses some of the stylistic choices behind the D-Rex in the latest entry of the franchise.
With Black Phone 2 officially on the way—author Joe Hill is confirming that a sequel story was already teased in the first film.
James Gunn’s new Superman movie arrives this month, promising the most emotionally vulnerable take on the hero yet.
James Wan confirms that M3GAN spin-off SOULM8TE will explore a darker, more adult story, describing it as "Fatal Attraction but with robots."
James Gunn reveals the DCU’s Supergirl will be “kind of a mess,” drawing from the Woman of Tomorrow comic to explore Kara Zor-El’s origin.
Edi Gathegi opens up about playing Mister Terrific in James Gunn's Superman, revealing his first reaction to the character's iconic mask.
Director Joseph Kosinski reveals that F1: The Movie had an alternate ending, but the film’s true focus was always the journey, not the trophy.
David Corenswet reveals that Superman will open with failure, setting the tone for a more grounded and character-driven DC reboot.
Final Destination: Bloodlines nearly brought back Kimberly, but they decided to save her for future stories. Here's why the filmmakers held back.
One of the directors behind the new Pixar film Elio reveals several avenues worth exploring in a potential sequel.
Kevin Williamson reflects on his experience making the film Teaching Mrs. Tingle and explains how the film ultimately changed directions.
Ralph Fiennes shares his thoughts on stepping into The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping as President Snow after Donald Sutherland.
Jeff Bridges opens up about his return in TRON: Ares, and how he didn't initially anticipate that his character would appear again.
Filmmaker Ryan Coogler shares his thoughts on a possible sequel to Sinners and reveals why it's not currently a priority for him.
The director of the new Pixar movie Elio opens up about how loneliness became a key factor in the film's sci-fi story.
28 Years Later star Jodie Comer shares her thoughts on the film's family dynamic and why she's cherishing the experience for life.
Nearly three decades after writing the original Scream, Kevin Williamson is revealing why he finally chose to step into the directorial role.
The actor playing Haymitch in The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping reveals that he's nervous about portraying the popular character.
Danny Boyle, the director of 28 Years Later, reveals that the franchise revival was initially pitched to Sony as a new trilogy.
The director of How to Train Your Dragon reveals one sequence that was filmed and ultimately cut from the live-action adaptation.
The director of the upcoming animated film Smurfs details Rihanna's creative contributions as an actor, artist, and producer.
The director of Frozen 3 shares his excitement for the upcoming film and says that he wants to ensure it lives up to fans' expectations.
After years of waiting, Emily Blunt confirms that the sequel to The Devil Wears Prada is expected to head into production this July.
The writer and director of the live-action How to Train Your Dragon discusses his thought process on casting actors from the original.
Writer Kevin Williamson reveals that when Wes Craven was uncertain about his return for Scream 2, a different director was in talks.