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10 Unmade DC Movies That Could Have Changed Everything
10 Unmade DC Movies That Could Have Changed Everything
DC’s cutting room floor is a graveyard, piled high with scrapped blockbusters and unshot scripts consigned to development hell.
Call of Duty Movie Storms Theaters Summer 2028
Call of Duty Movie Storms Theaters Summer 2028
Peter Berg directs and Taylor Sheridan writes Call of Duty, deploying to theaters June 30, 2028, just ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.
Weapons Director Zach Cregger Unleashes The Flood at CinemaCon
Weapons Director Zach Cregger Unleashes The Flood at CinemaCon
Spielberg and Weapons director Zach Cregger unite for The Flood, an original sci-fi thriller just unveiled at CinemaCon.
The Furious Delayed—Now on a Box Office Collision Course With Steven Spielberg
The Furious Delayed—Now on a Box Office Collision Course With Steven Spielberg
Delay sets the 100 percent rated martial arts epic on a collision course with Disclosure Day.
The Brother Behind Christopher Nolan's Time-Twisting Vision
The Brother Behind Christopher Nolan's Time-Twisting Vision
Memento, forged from his brother’s short story, didn’t just announce Christopher Nolan—it set the blueprint for the time-twisting, puzzle-box storytelling that would define his career.
The Mandalorian and Grogu Projected to Rule the Box Office
The Mandalorian and Grogu Projected to Rule the Box Office
Odds look stellar as The Mandalorian and Grogu rocket toward a high-flying box office debut, with bullish projections betting the clan of two will rule opening weekend.
8 Sci-Fi Mind-Benders You’ll Be Thinking About For Days
8 Sci-Fi Mind-Benders You’ll Be Thinking About For Days
Time buckles and reality splinters in a mind-bending odyssey of nonlinear narratives, dreams within dreams, warped realities and psychedelic visuals.
Saving Private Ryan Is Still a Must-Watch—Here’s Where to Stream It Free Today
Saving Private Ryan Is Still a Must-Watch—Here’s Where to Stream It Free Today
Steven Spielberg’s war epic Saving Private Ryan is roaring back, surging in popularity on its new free streaming home.
Final Destination Bloodlines Duo To Helm Long-Awaited Metal Gear Solid Movie
Final Destination Bloodlines Duo To Helm Long-Awaited Metal Gear Solid Movie
Sony nabs directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein in an exclusive first-look deal, kicking off with Metal Gear Solid as their first film.
Steven Spielberg Reveals He Nearly Directed Interstellar Before Christopher Nolan Stepped In
Steven Spielberg Reveals He Nearly Directed Interstellar Before Christopher Nolan Stepped In
Steven Spielberg spent a year developing Interstellar before handing it to Christopher Nolan — and now says the handoff was for the best.
Steven Spielberg Finally Explains Why His Chris Hemsworth Sci-Fi Epic Never Happened
Steven Spielberg Finally Explains Why His Chris Hemsworth Sci-Fi Epic Never Happened
Steven Spielberg finally explains what derailed his Chris Hemsworth sci-fi collaboration, unpacking the collapse of Robopocalypse as he revisits the shelved robot-uprising epic in the latest issue of Empire Magazine.
Game of Thrones Made Brandon Sanderson Cringe — But He Got One Big Thing Wrong
Game of Thrones Made Brandon Sanderson Cringe — But He Got One Big Thing Wrong
Brandon Sanderson is on the money about Game of Thrones — except for one crucial detail he gets wrong.
Last Chance: Steven Spielberg’s 97% Rotten Tomatoes Hit and Its Two Sequels Are Leaving Netflix
Last Chance: Steven Spielberg’s 97% Rotten Tomatoes Hit and Its Two Sequels Are Leaving Netflix
Binge it before it bites: Steven Spielberg’s 97% Rotten Tomatoes blockbuster Jaws and its first two sequels swim off Netflix next month.
Steven Spielberg Raves About Dune, Calls Zach Cregger’s Weapons a Nerve-Shredding Thrill
Steven Spielberg Raves About Dune, Calls Zach Cregger’s Weapons a Nerve-Shredding Thrill
Steven Spielberg hails Dune: Part Two as one of his all-time favorites and applauds Zach Cregger’s Weapons for its nerve-jangling thrills.
Steven Spielberg's Alien TV Thriller You Forgot Exists: The Whispers
Steven Spielberg's Alien TV Thriller You Forgot Exists: The Whispers
Steven Spielberg’s overlooked ABC thriller The Whispers, starring Lily Rabe and debuting in June 2015, is the chilling gem you likely missed—and it’s overdue for a second look.
Steven Spielberg Names Zendaya Epic Among His All-Time Sci-Fi Favorites
Steven Spielberg Names Zendaya Epic Among His All-Time Sci-Fi Favorites
Steven Spielberg is planting his flag on Arrakis, adding Denis Villeneuve’s Dune Part Two — starring Zendaya — to his all-time sci-fi list and praising it as a standout of the genre.
Jaws Mastermind Steven Spielberg Says He Still Hasn't Made a True Horror Movie — Yet
Jaws Mastermind Steven Spielberg Says He Still Hasn't Made a True Horror Movie — Yet
Did the director of Jaws forget he made it—or does he just think it doesn’t even qualify as horror?
Move Over Jurassic Park: Hulu’s Dino Thriller Is the Best in Years
Move Over Jurassic Park: Hulu’s Dino Thriller Is the Best in Years
Primitive War roars onto Hulu, becoming a streaming sensation in just 48 hours — and a sequel is already in the works.
Andy Serkis Teases Major Progress on The Adventures of Tintin Sequel
Andy Serkis Teases Major Progress on The Adventures of Tintin Sequel
Tintin’s return is back on the map: Andy Serkis says Peter Jackson still wants to make The Adventures of Tintin 2, reviving hopes for the long-awaited sequel.
Tom Hanks' Most Overlooked Masterclass Is in Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can
Tom Hanks' Most Overlooked Masterclass Is in Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can
Tom Hanks’ most underrated turn isn’t on an Oscar reel — it’s his flinty, deadpan FBI hunter dogging Leonardo DiCaprio across continents in Steven Spielberg’s 2002 cat-and-mouse caper Catch Me If You Can.