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- Gwynne Watkins
'Money Pit' transformed! Tom Hanks's movie house is on sale for $5.9 million
Long Island home used for the comedy's exteriors has been completely renovated as it goes up for sale.
Kevin PolowyWatch the late Harry Dean Stanton entertain David Lynch's turtle tale in a clip from 'Lucky' (exclusive)
Harry Dean Stanton and filmmaker/actor David Lynch talk about a lost tortoise in an exclusive clip from "Lucky."
Ethan AlterWes Anderson's stunning 'Isle of Dogs' trailer imagines futuristic canine escapade
From Rushmore to Moonlight Kingdom, Wes Anderson has made a number of great films. Nearly a decade after that stop-motion delight, Anderson is playing with miniature puppets again in Isle of Dogs, an original story inspired by a pair of creative forces that, on the surface, couldn’t seem more different: Akira Kurosawa and Ray Harryhausen. Isle of Dogs is actually the second Japanese-influenced stop-motion animated feature to be released in the past two years.
Ethan AlterNew 'Murder on the Orient Express' trailer amps up the mystery
This November, book a ride on the famed Orient Express to soak in the Eurasian countryside, spend some quality time with a few familiar faces… and witness murder most foul. The latest adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic 1934 mystery is, itself, a throwback to lavish ’30s-era studio productions like Grand Hotel, which billed themselves as being filled with “more stars than there are Heaven.” In this case, Orient Express director Kenneth Branagh — who also stars Christie’s mustachioed detective, Hercule Poirot — surrounds himself with a cast that appeals to every audience demographic from Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi to Daisy Ridley and Leslie Odom Jr. The just-released second trailer for the film showcases its A-list ensemble and production values, which should go a long way towards making Christie’s oft-adapted story feel fresh and new.
- Ethan Alter
Rascally James Corden wreaks havoc in exclusive 'Peter Rabbit' trailer
2018 marks the 125th birthday of Beatrix Potter’s vegetable-jacking bunny, Peter Rabbit, who made his first appearance in an 1893 letter the author sent to a friend’s 5-year-old son. Directed by Easy A‘s Will Gluck, the new Peter Rabbit — which hops into theaters on Feb. 9 — possesses a distinctly 21st century attitude and sense of humor. For example, the present-day Peter (voiced by Corden) and his forest pals even throw a raucous house party in the humble abode of Mr. McGregor (Domhnall Gleeson).
- Nick Schager
Celebrate Stephen King's 70th birthday by watching his one movie he thinks deserves a second shot
As master of macabre hits milestone birthday, we ask him to revisit the adaptation that he believes didn't get a fair shake.
- Entertainment Weekly
Daniel Dae Kim and Ed Skrein buddy up after 'Hellboy' casting controversy
Actors bond after being on both sides of reboot's controversy, paving way for Kim to join ensemble.
VarietyBernie Casey, ‘Revenge of the Nerds’ actor and former NFL player, dies at 78
Bernie Casey, the former NFL star known for his work in the films “Boxcar Bertha” and “Revenge of the Nerds,” died on Tuesday in Los Angeles after a brief illness, Variety has confirmed. He was 78. Casey made his film debut in the 1969 sequel “Guns of the Magnificent Seven.” He then acted alongside fellow... Read more »
VarietyBox office: Can 'Kingsman' or 'Lego Ninjago' knock 'It' from top spot?
After two weeks as leader of the pack, Pennywise faces a tough challenge from some British secret agents.
- Kevin Polowy
'Unicorn Store' star (and director!) Brie Larson on long road to success: 'I've failed for 99 percent of my career'
Brie Larson talks about her directorial debut 'Unicorn Store,' which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- Yahoo Movies
Doug Liman spills 'Edge of Tomorrow' sequel details: 'I love it way more than the story of the original film'
Liman and his "American Made" star, Tom Cruise, are looking to revisit their first collaboration, 2014's time-traveling alien-invasion movie, "Edge of Tomorrow."
Variety'Goodbye Christopher Robin' review: Pack your hankies for biopic of 'Pooh' creator
Domhnall Gleeson and Margot Robbie star in conventional, but emotional film.
VarietyGal Gadot could follow up 'Wonder Woman' with Bradley Cooper thriller 'Deeper'
Gal Gadot in early talks to join MGM thriller about white-knuckle trip into depths of ocean.
Ethan Alter'Loving Vincent' exclusive scene: Oscar hopeful Saoirse Ronan gets a van Gogh makeover
The groundbreaking animated film “Loving Vincent,” which opens in limited release on Friday, is the first fully oil-painted animated film. Yahoo Movies offers an exclusive clip.
Gwynne Watkins'Wonderstruck' trailer: Two child heroes transcend time in Todd Haynes's New York City fantasia
First full preview introduces film's protagonists, a pair of deaf children living 50 years apart.
- Indiewire
'The Meyerowitz Stories' trailer: Adam Sandler is 'Punch-Drunk Love' great in Noah Baumbach's latest
Sandler is earning some of the best reviews of his career for Noah Baumbach's deep dive into Jewish family dysfunction.
ReutersJake LaMotta, boxing's 'Raging Bull,' dies in his 90s
Jake LaMotta, the brutish former boxing champion whose life of violence in and out of the ring was portrayed in the movie "Raging Bull," died on Tuesday, according to one of his daughters. LaMotta, who admitted intentionally losing a fight at the behest of mobsters, was in his 90s, listing his birthday as July 10, 1922, while other sources had the year as 1921. LaMotta's seventh wife, Denise Baker, told ABC News that the boxer, who had been living in a nursing home in Miami, died of complications of pneumonia.
Ethan Alter'Leatherface' exclusive clip: The chainsaw massacre begins... again
Lili Taylor stars as Leatherface's tough-as-nails mother and Stephen Dorff as the Texas ranger out to get them.
- Deadline
‘It' becoming biggest horror pic ever beating 'The Exorcist'
Meanwhile, "Annabelle: Creation" crossed the $100M threshold
Gwynne WatkinsNew 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' trailer: Kevin Hart rides an elephant — and Dwayne Johnson — through a video-game adventure
Jumanji isn’t a board game anymore, and that means there are new rules to follow. For example, don’t give Kevin Hart cake. The second trailer for Sony’s action-comedy Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (in theaters Dec. 20) nods to the classic children’s book that inspired the story, about an adventure-themed board game that invades the real world.
Variety'The Lego Ninjago Movie' review: Formulaic but still funny
Latest entry in the Lego Cinematic Universe is beautifully rendered but lacks originality.
- Ethan Alter
'Star Wars' star Domhnall Gleeson on 'Episode IX': 'I'm really happy J.J. is back'
Amid some fan backlash, actor who plays the evil General Hux praises his "Force Awakens" director.
- The Hollywood Reporter
Linda Hamilton joining Arnold Schwarzenegger in James Cameron's 'Terminator' relaunch
With James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger involved, it's a reunion more than 25 years in the making.
Marcus Errico'Tomb Raider': Alicia Vikander turns action hero in first trailer for franchise reboot
Meet Lara Croft 2.0 as she blasts bad guys and dodges booby traps in our initial glimpse of her new action film.
- Deadline
'Akira' Back? 'Thor: Ragnarok' helmer Taika Waititi In talks
New Zealand-born director eyeing long-stalled live-action version of classic anime as his next project.
