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FLORENCE PUGH as Alice in New Line Cinema's "DON'T WORRY DARLING," a Warner Bros Pictures release. Summary: Alice (Florence Pugh) and Jack (Harry Styles) are lucky to be living in the idealized community of Victory, the experimental company town housing the men who work for the top-secret Victory Project and their families The 1950s societal optimism[...]

Tolkien front seems to focus on Amazon's prequel TV series The Rings of Power (set a millennia before the live-action films), Warner Bros Animation and New Line Cinema have their sights on the theatrical front with their latest anime feature Lord of the Rings: The War of Rohirrim Variety confirmed the release date for April[...]

HIROYUKI SANADA as Scorpion/Hanzo Hasashi in New Line Cinema's action adventure "Mortal Kombat," a Warner Bros Pictures release. In "Mortal Kombat," MMA fighter Cole Young, accustomed to taking a beating for money, is unaware of his heritage—or why Outworld's Emperor Shang Tsung has sent his best warrior, Sub-Zero, an otherworldly Cryomancer, to hunt Cole down[...]

Image courtesy of New Line Cinema And it's funny how, after a week of it, you're just used to it You're just like, 'Oh yeah, of course, we're in another thing, we're in another thing.' But we jump in the limo and there's this guy knocking on the window because people were always like… It was[...]

Image courtesy of New Line Cinema From Page to Screen: Lord of the Rings "There was a great sense of a lack of oversight," Wood said "Peter and the larger team were allowed to make the movies the way that they wanted to make them without much outside perspective." Jackson initially pitched it to Miramax in 1995[...]

(L-r) Director JAUME COLLET-SERRA and DWAYNE JOHNSON on the set of New Line Cinema's action adventure "BLACK ADAM," a Warner Bros Pictures release. © 2021 Warner Bros Entertainment Inc All Rights Reserved Photo Credit: Frank Masi DWAYNE JOHNSON on the set of New Line Cinema's action adventure "BLACK ADAM," a Warner Bros Pictures release. © 2021 Warner[...]

Shazam! is still the best all-around DC movie, and no, we will not be taking comments on the matter. There are some that have come very close, The Suicide

© 2001 New Line Cinema All Rights Reserved. The Lord of the Rings comparison makes sense when you think about it. Dune is science fiction and fantasy, while Lord of the Rings is just straight fantasy They are both baked into the DNA of their respective genres They are both massive series with lots of characters and locations[...]

Image courtesy of New Line Cinema Adrien Brody's Lord of the Rings Regret "I, somehow, didn't grasp it," Brody said about being approached about the film "I don't know what part I would have been right for, but it was some Hobbit-like character I was looking for something else I remember going to see 'Lord of the[...]

Image courtesy of New Line Cinema "And Miramax said, 'We will only give it back to you in turnaround, but two things have to happen One: You have to go get it set up this weekend And two: Whoever agrees has to agree to make all three at once,'" Shepard said with Wood confirming the accounts[...]

However, after the bizarre choices in the mostly unrelated sequel and the improvement with the third film, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, there was an absence of a crucial scream queen – so it took another stab at shifting the direction. Photo Credit: New Line Cinema – A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The[...]

Shazam: Fury of the Gods has added another heavy hitter as Lucy Liu joins the cast as Kalypso, the sister to Dame Helen Mirren's Hespera.

James Bond is joining the DC Universe, and with this final casting addition, Black Adam has found their Justice Society of America. Black Adam is one of

Shazam: Fury of the Gods has gained a Dame. Dame Helen Mirren has joined the cast as the villain Hespera. It currently has a June 2, 2023 release date.

Caption: HIROYUKI SANADA as Scorpion/Hanzo Hasashi in New Line Cinema's action adventure "Mortal Kombat," a Warner Bros Pictures release. "Because I knew that there wasn't any way to sort of take the executional component of that interactivity, that full brain immersion, which is a different thing in a game than it is to a movie," McQuoid[...]