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Plot: A piano tuner (Leo Woodall) with a rare hearing condition finds himself surprisingly adept at cracking safes, leading to a new, profitable (but dangerous) sideline.

Review: One of the things I really enjoy about TIFF is that you can often walk into movies you know nothing about and be totally surprised by how things unfold over their running time. When Tuner started, it seemed like a quirky drama, very much a surrogate father-son story about a young tuner (played by Leo Woodall) who pals around with a much older veteran (Dustin Hoffman) who treats him like family. Woodall’s character, Niki, has a rare condition where his ears are...

Following a decade of highs and lows, the reputation of DC Comics on film is now in an era of rehabilitation, thanks to the critical and commercial success of "Superman." The film, which was written and directed by DC Studios co-ceo James Gunn, has emerged as the first major victory for the brand over the ever-so dominant Marvel Studios in 17 years. Much of the film's staying power this summer can be attributed to the latest actor who brought Clark Kent to life this time around: David Corenswet.

With "Superman," Corenswet emerges as one of Hollywood's most exciting rising stars. Along with his acclaimed portrayal as the titular Man of Steel for the new Dcu,...

NCIS: Originsfans can look forward to one fan-favorite character making a return in Season 2. They can also expect to shed a few tears when he does.

Per TV Line, actor Adam Campbell will be returning for NCIS: Origins Season 2 as a young Doctor Donald "Ducky" Mallard. Campbell's reprisal will serve as part of a special tribute to the late Dave McCallum, who portrayed the elder Ducky on NCIS for the series' first 20 seasons until his tragic passing in 2023 at the age of 90. Campbell will return in an episode titled "The Edge," after McCallum's 1966 Capitol Records album and song of the same name which was famously sampled by Dr. Dre...

Jason Statham has fought gangsters, assassins, and international crime lords, but in 2018 he went up against a monster that made even the Fast & Furious family look small: a 75-foot-long prehistoric shark. That film, The Meg, became a box office juggernaut despite mixed reviews, racking up more than half a billion dollars worldwide. Now, it’s found a new streaming home. As of August 1, The Meg is available to stream for free on Tubi, where it joins an eclectic lineup of titles including Baby Driver, Godzilla vs. Kong, the Lethal Weapon films, and even its own 2023 sequel, Meg 2: The Trench. The move gives fans another chance to relive Statham...

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Eenie Meanie is a heist thriller film written and directed by Shawn Simmons. The 2025 film follows Edie, a prodigious getaway driver who left her life of crime behind, but she is dragged back into doing her old job to save her unreliable ex-boyfriend from a dangerous crime boss. Eenie Meanie stars Samara Weaving, Karl Glusman, Jermaine Fowler, Marshawn Lynch, Randall Park, Steve Zahn, and Andy Garcia. So, if you loved the thrilling heists, chaotic drama, and entertaining characters in Eenie Meanie, here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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Plot: An irreverent high-speed thriller follows a former teenage getaway driver who is dragged back into her unsavory past when a previous employer offers her the chance to save the life of her chronically unreliable ex-boyfriend.

Review: If I had a choice between the over-the-top theatricality of The Fast Saga and The Italian Job or the more grounded world of Drive, Ronin, or The Usual Suspects, I would take the latter every time. While Baby Driver is a rare blend of both, Edgar Wright’s film skews more unbelievable than believable. Shawn Simmons’ feature directorial debut, Eenie Meanie, looked in trailers to be closer to Baby Driver. Still, I was...

Warhammer is a hobby that has just recently started coming into people’s radar, and has been growing at a tremendous pace at the same time. And the harbinger of this popularity is none other than Henry Cavill, who is also an executive for the upcoming Warhammer cinematic universe by Amazon Studios and Games Workshop.

But it’s not just the former Dceu star who is loyal to the hobby, as there are several actors in the film industry who revere Warhammer 40,000. Therefore, here are the stars who don’t hide their love for the tabletop game that you need to know about.

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There are few pleasures like watching a fun heist movie. The excitement of seeing competent criminals working in tandem can feel like jazz, especially since the genre often features scores from the genre. Eenie Meanie pulls from the popular tropes of the genre and gives Samara Weaving an electric role as the lead. While it does come off as a bit of a roller coaster ride, Eenie Meanie is a mostly fun crime thriller. It also boasts an enjoyable cast, even if they occasionally feel misused.

Eenie Meanie Plot

After years as a getaway driver, Edie (Weaving) has enrolled in college to move on with her life. However, when she...

This is the sort of film that might have done gangbusters in the multiplexes back in the ’90s. Today, of course, it’s a streaming-only affair, and what a shame that it is. Eenie Meanie — a title that suggests a horror film or a kiddie-friendly affair, though it is emphatically neither — is a rollicking crime comedy with enough punchy jokes and punch-the-air action that it really should be have been seen with a packed popcorn-munching Friday-opening-night crowd.

It’s a hell of an effort right out of the gate from first-time director Shawn Simmons, and another reminder that Ready Or Not’s Samara Weaving deserves to be a bigger star.

Glen Powell is no stranger to action. He was, after all, a standout in Top Gun: Maverick, where he learned the secrets of high-flying setpieces under the wing of Tom Cruise. And he was a pure adrenaline junkie in Twisters as ‘tornado wrangler’ Tyler Owens, putting pedal to metal as he chased wild weather events for kicks. But The Running Man is different. In Edgar Wright’s fresh adaptation of the Stephen King novel, Powell’s Ben Richards will be… well, running, and fighting, and leaping into action, evading bullets, dodging killers, and scrambling for his life as he battles to win a deadly gameshow in exchange for the cash...

After watching the trailer for Eenie Meanie, I foolishly assumed I was in for a ride similar to films like Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver or the flashy Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie romp Gone in 60 Seconds. Not only was I wrong, but I was overjoyed to find that Eenie Meanie straps us in for something far more powerful, hauntingly familiar, and emotionally resonant. If you’re looking for a heist film with substance, knockout performances, and bodies dropping like flies, Eenie Meanie is here to blow your hair back.

We recently had the pleasure of discussing Eenie Meanie with Shawn Simmons, the film’s director and writer, and Samara Weaving and Karl Glusman, the project’s stars. During our talks (which you can watch in the video embedded above), Simmons recalls where the idea for the film came from and how it came to fruition. We also discuss the...

Kevin Spacey will tour the upcoming Venice Film Festival for his next con outing to promote his latest directorial effort, a science-fiction thriller titled Holiguards Saga—The Portal of Force. The project is Spacey’s first directorial feature in more than 20 years. Elledgy Media, which produces the film, says a Holiguards Saga—The Portal of Force trailer will screen on August 29 at a “gala dinner” with cast and crew attending the event. A live performance by an opera singer and a Georgia dance ensemble will accompany the dinner to spice up the evening. The Venice Film Festival, which runs August 27 – September 6, says there are no plans for an official Kevin Spacey event at their gathering. With that in mind, Spacey’s presentation will be its own thing.

Holiguards Saga — The Portal Of Force revolves around “a conflict between two ancient supernatural factions — the Holiguards and the Statiguards. The main character,...

Edgar Wright’s high-octane heist thrillerBaby Driver is steadily climbing global streaming charts eight years after its 2017 release. The film is currently streaming on HBO Max, where it has broken into the Top 10 in multiple Latin American countries. The resurgence, however, is not confined to HBO; the film has also cracked the Top 10 on Amazon Prime in the UKand made a brief iTunes appearance at #1 this week.

When the movie first hit theaters, it was met with widespread critical acclaim and was praised for its razor-sharp editing, music-driven action sequences, and the charismatic performances by the ensemble cast. It holds a strong 92% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, while audiences awarded it an equally impressive 86% score alongside a solid 7.5 rating on IMDb. The plot of the movie centers on a young getaway driver named Baby, played by Ansel Elgort (The Fault in Our Stars), who uses a carefully curated playlist to...

Edgar Wright’s highly anticipated remake of The Running Man has been delayed by one week, and the movie is now set to hit theatres on November 14, 2025. The movie was originally set to release on November 7 this year. According to Deadline, the delay is due to a decision to increase the movie’s IMAX screen availability.

Starring Glen Powell and Josh Brolin, the movie is an adaptation of Stephen King’s 1982 dystopian novel. It promises to offer a fresh take on the classic story. The sci-fi action movie was first adapted in 1987, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Wright, known for movies like Shaun of the Dead, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and Baby Driver, is directing the movie. He has been working on this project for years, ever since he first expressed interest in adapting the novel in 2017.

What Is The Running Man About? Glen Powell in The Running Man | Credit: Paramount Pictures...

Jon Bernthal has long been a powerhouse in television, but he’s also carved out an impressive career in films. From his slick turn in Baby Driver alongside Kevin Spacey to his role in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill, Bernthal has proven he can deliver unforgettable performances across genres and formats.

While Bernthal gets more attention for his TV roles in Netflix’s The Punisher, which stands tall with an 8.4 rating on IMDb, and as Michael “Mikey” Berzatto in The Bear, which earned him his first Emmy Award for Best Comedy Guest Actor, he has been making inroads in Hollywood with high-octane projects like the Ben Affleck-starrer The Accountant 2. The movie was released on April 25, 2025, two months before Bernthal made another guest appearance in The Bear Season 4.

Bernthal already started off 2025 with a bang, reprising the role of Frank Castle,...

Hulu has dropped the trailer for its Swiped, Starring Lily James, who plays Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd, the youngest female self-made billionaire at the time of Bumble going public (via Forbes), who revolutionized the dating landscape. And it appears the movie might be taking some creative liberties, as it doesn’t claim to be based on a true story, but rather inspired by real events, suggesting a rather loose adaptation.

This explains the heightened tension in the trailer, which appears to be amplified for dramatic effect. However, the movie still seems very much in line with the real events, which saw Wolfe Herd leaving Tinder to create rival company Bumble.

Swiped Trailer Sees Lily James Giving Women the Keys to Online Dating

Both Bumble and Tinder have been instrumental in the dating landscape, especially the former, which flipped the script by giving women the power over the online dating scenario.

Lily James is set to star in Swiped, an intriguing new biopic from Hulu, which will debut at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and has just released its first trailer. Swiped is a biopic about American entrepreneur Whitney Wolfe Herd (James), founder and former CEO of Bumble, as well as co-founder of Tinder.

Whitney Wolfe Herd is credited with vital branding and marketing decisions behind Tinder, but resigned in 2014, and shortly thereafter filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the company. According to the trailer, Tinder executives also did not take inappropriate behavior on the app itself seriously.

Wolfe Herd launched the more female-driven dating app Bumble the same year. Swiped also stars James' former Downton Abbey co-star Dan Stevens, among many others, such as Veep and The Handmaid's Tale's Clea DuVall. The new trailer for Swiped showcases some of the conflicts that led the protagonist to leave...

This fall sees the long-awaited release of The Running Man, Edgar Wright’s high-octane adaptation of the Stephen King novel. The action-thriller stars Glen Powell in the role of Ben Richards, a desperate everyman forced to enter a deadly game show in a not-so-distant dystopian America — and judging by our intense exclusive image, things are not going well for him. As part of Collider's Exclusive Preview event, we're delighted to reveal a new look at Powell in the film. We can also share a delightful chat we had with Wright, one of the world's most exciting directors of kinetic and stylized action.

Wright, known for genre-defining cult favorites like Shaun of the Dead and Baby Driver, is promising something darker and more faithful to King’s original story — and a whole lot rougher than the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger version. The director says that when describing the movie to new audiences,...

Despite not finding favor among critics upon its release, this 2018 sci-fi movie, often considered horror, and starring Jason Statham, did pretty well at the box office. Titled The Meg, it hit theaters in the U.S. on August 10, 2018. Eventually, it made its way to various streaming homes over the years, including HBO Max in America and Netflix globally, where it has garnered even more attention.

Most recently, another streaming home has been added to the bunch, and unlike the others, it allows viewers to enjoy films and TV shows for absolutely free. Starting on August 1, The Meg was made available on Tubi, where it will play for an uncertain yet limited amount of time, joining a boatload of other popular titles that were added to the streamer just this month. Some of these titles are the four films in the Lethal Weapon franchise, Hotel Transylvania and its sequel, the Bring It On franchise,...

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Eenie Meanie is an upcoming high-stakes heist thriller that blends fast-paced action with sharp character drama. Set to premiere exclusively on Hulu, the film boasts a dynamic ensemble cast led by Samara Weaving and Karl Glusman, alongside standout performers like Jermaine Fowler, Randall Park, Marshawn Lynch, Steve Zahn, and Andy Garcia.

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What is Eenie Meanie about?

Eenie Meanie follows the tradition of stylish heist thrillers like Drive (2011) and Baby Driver (2017), spotlighting high-speed car chases and the risks of life on the edge. But unlike its predecessors, which centered on getaway drivers seeking redemption, Eenie Meanie tells the story...

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If we're to believe a certain delightfully deceptive Christopher Nolan film, the third act of any magic show is always the most shocking -- which should have us all excited for the imminent release of Lionsgate's "Now You See Me: Now You Don't." The third entry in the high-grossing "Now You See Me" series (which began in 2013 and continued with a sequel in 2016), the 2025 film is set to return viewers to this arrestingly glamorous world of vigilante illusionists.

For the uninitiated, the series follows the escapades of the Four Horsemen, a group of stage magicians who once managed to "magically" transport millions of stolen dollars from a secure bank vault in Paris to their audience in Las Vegas. They then began using their unique skills of misdirection, deception, manipulation, and stagecraft to execute elaborate heists against the wealthy for the benefit of common people.

Netflix's sci-fi series 3 Body Problem has just received the best update. The show premiered in Mar. 2024, and was a smash hit.

Per Tudum,3 Body Problem Season 2 is officially in production. Over a year after the Season 1 premiere, the series based on Liu Cixin's novel series Remembrance of Earth's Past is finally moving forward. The production announcement also came with an exciting cast reveal, as the series will grow its Game of Thrones family with Alfie Allen, who played Theon Greyjoy on the hit HBO series.

Humanity’s going to need all the help they can get.3 Body Problem Season 2 is now in production. Alfie Allen joins the cast and reunites with Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. pic.twitter.com/Z6Jz8cbUm3— Netflix (@netflix) July 31, 2025

3 Body Problem starred several Game of Thrones stars like John Bradley and Liam Cunningham, and now Allen brings an exciting addition.

Chris Hemsworth's submarine thriller, Subversion, casts its female lead in the form of an Emmy-nominated star. Earlier this year, it was announced that Hemsworth would be starring in a submarine action thriller for Amazon MGM Studios, directed by Patrick Vollrath, whose debut feature was the plane hijack thriller 7500, with a script written by Andrew Ferguson, known only for the short film Love Thy Neighbor.

The film follows a once-promising Naval commander (played by Chris Hemsworth) who is coerced by a cartel-style operation into captaining a submarine smuggling illegal cargo through international waters. Forced into a deadly game of cat and mouse, he must outmaneuver naval blockades and navigate several threats lurking both inside the vessel and beyond its hull.

Now, several months after it was first announced, Hemsworth's submarine thriller has found its female lead. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Subversion has cast Lily James in a lead role.

Chris Hemsworth finally has a co-star for Subversion. Amazon MGM Studios is behind the upcoming movie, which has been described as a "Die Hard on a submarine"-style thriller.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Lily James has joined the cast of Subversion. She will play a Coast Guard officer in hot pursuit of Hemsworth's blackmailed naval commander. James started her career on the small screen, appearing as cousin Rose in the final four seasons of Downton Abbey, before making the jump to the big screen in 2015 with her breakthrough role as Cinderella in Disney's live-action remake of its animated classic. She followed Cinderella with supporting roles, often as the love interest, in Baby Driver, Yesterday, and The Iron Claw. She also returned to television for the miniseries War & Peace, The Pursuit of Love, and Pam & Tommy, the latter of which she starred as Pamela Anderson, a role that earned her an Emmy nomination.

MCU star Chris Hemsworth will continue to cement himself as one of Hollywood’s favorite action heroes with the upcoming Amazon action thriller, Subversion. And we now know who will join him on this Die Hard-esque adventure into the depths.

Set to be directed by Patrick Vollrath for Amazon MGM, and written by Andrew Ferguson, Subversion has been described as “Die Hard on a submarine,” with The Hollywood Reporter revealing that the thriller “follows a once-promising naval commander (Hemsworth) who is blackmailed by a cartel-like organization into piloting a dangerous submarine carrying illegal cargo across international waters.

“Thrust into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse with a Coast Guard officer (James) in hot pursuit, the commander must outmaneuver blockades and navigate perilous threats both inside and outside the submarine.”

And the action outing has now taken things up a gear with the addition of Baby Driver star Lily James,...

There was a time in the 1990s when Pamela Anderson was one of the most famous people on the face of the planet. Thanks to her breakout role on "Baywatch" and her brief but memorable time on the hit sitcom "Home Improvement," Anderson shot to fame like a rocket, even reaching true global superstardom levels when she married rock drummer Tommy Lee of Motley Crue fame. That whole saga, and the infamous leaked sex tape that followed, was previously documented in the 2022 Hulu miniseries "Pam & Tommy," which was met with a great deal of acclaim. So, what does Anderson think of the show?

In a recent "Andy Cohen Live" interview to promote her role in the "Naked Gun" reboot, Anderson touched on the series. Put simply, she wasn't a fan. "I didn't have any involvement. No one called me." Anderson explained, adding that it was "hurtful." When Cohen asked...

Exclusive: Sunset Lane Media has taken rights to the nonfiction book The Missing Peace from Dennis Ross, who served as the Director of Policy Planning in the State Department under U.S. President George H. W. Bush and was the chief U.S. negotiator under President Bill Clinton.

The Missing Peace chronicles the behind-the-scenes negotiations of the 2000 Camp David Summit between President Bill Clinton, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, and Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat.

The project will be produced by David Beaubaire for Sunset Lane Media and Steve Silverman. The book was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

The feature project will capture the intense 15-day negotiations at Camp David 25 years ago this month – when, despite decades of conflict and mistrust, the parties came closer than ever before to a comprehensive peace agreement. The adaptation centers on the three leaders but also highlights the ensemble of advisors, intermediaries, and...

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Tubi might not be as big as some of the other popular streaming services, but it does have some of the best movies and TV shows of recent times, and that too for absolutely free. The Fox-owned streaming service adds a ton of new monthly content to its ever-expanding library. So, we thought of compiling a list of the best movies coming to Tubi in August 2025.

The Prosecutor (August 1) Rt Score: 94% Credit – Mandarin Motion Pictures

The Prosecutor is a Chinese action thriller film directed by Donnie Yen from a screenplay by Edmond Wong. Loosely based on the real-life 2016 drug-trafficking case, the 2024 film follows an ex-prosecutor who investigates the case of a wrongfully charged young man and discovers a sinister conspiracy. The Prosecutor stars Donnie Yen, Julian Cheung, Michael Hui, Francis Ng, and Mc Cheung Tin-fu.

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In what has been rumored for months, Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group President Josh Greenstein is in talks to go to the new Paramount-Skydance company in an undefined role.

We heard this back over Oscar weekend that he was sitting down with buddy David Ellison, however, nothing official could happen in terms of papering a deal as the merger wasn’t tied up with a bow. Now that the FCC has cleared the merger, it’s Ok for Greenstein to enter talks with the new Ellison-operated entertainment conglom. The $8 billion merger becomes official August 7.

I understand Sony is bracing for this change-up with Greenstein’s exit, with succession plans afoot in the development division. Greenstein, though long known for his marketing prowess, was promoted to Motion Picture Group co-president with Sanford Panitch in 2019, overseeing development, business affairs and distribution. For the last six and half years, Greenstein has been...

A new image for Glen Powell's The Running Manhas been unveiled. Based on Stephen King's survival thriller of the same name, the upcoming movie adaptation sees Powell in a Squid Game-like plot, where he plays an ordinary man who enters a deadly televised game to win money to save his family.

Slated to arrive in theaters on November 7, The Running Man is helmed by Baby Driver director Edgar Wright. Joining Powell in the cast are Lee Pace as Evan McCone, Josh Brolin as Dan Killian, Michael Cera as Elton, Katy O'Brian as Laughlin, Colman Domingo as Bobby Thompson, and many others.

Now, Empirehas unveiled a new image from the movie, featuring Powell seemingly training for the competition. The actor can be seen running in front of a screen in a white suit, as opposed to the hooded jacket he wears in the game, which was previously featured in the official trailer.

After streaming on Pluto TV in July, Mel Gibson's iconic 1980s action comedy franchise will continue to be available on free streaming, albeit in a different home. As part of an exciting slate of action-packed films, Tubi is adding Lethal Weapon and its three sequels, starring Gibson and Danny Glover, to the platform to help close out the summer with a bang. Debuting in 1987, it's the prototypical buddy cop movie franchise and the perfect watch for when the weather is hot and the mood calls for something a bit more explosive. The films will all be available starting on August 1, alongside the Jason Statham-led The Meg, Godzilla vs. Kong, and Baby Driver, among other titles.

The original Lethal Weapon cast Gibson as troubled police detective Martin Riggs and Glover as his older partner Roger Murtaugh. Following his wife's death, Riggs is in rough shape, becoming increasingly volatile on...

James Gunn’s Superman has become a major turning point for DC Studios, and I’d like the momentum to keep going, even after its release. David Corenswet emerged as our new Man of Steel, effortlessly, despite the hate. And this rebooted universe, which is currently in its Phase 1, ‘Gods and Monsters’ arc, signals a strong start ahead.

The positive early buzz and huge box office numbers have all materialized due to Gunn’s creative vision. I am hoping that he returns for a sequel, but assuming he steps away to focus on other Dcu projects, I believe these five directors could absolutely take his spot to direct Superman’s next flight.

1. Matthew Vaughn Matthew Vaughn on the Happy Sad Confused podcast | Credits: Josh Horowitz / YouTube

Matthew Vaughn, in a way, revitalized the superhero genre with Kick-Ass and X-Men: First Class. He’s already proven that he knows how to...

An official live-action Assassin’s Creed series is on the way thanks to the partnership between Ubisoft and Netflix. While the series hasn’t had the best time in live-action, we’re hoping that the series does the legendary franchise justice in all regards, although details about it are scarce, and it hasn’t been confirmed which game the series will adapt or if it’ll be an original story in the universe.

Talking about doing justice, one of the key aspects of making a live-action adaptation of a renowned video game IP comes with casting the best actors for the job. So, here are 10 perfect casting choices for the upcoming Assassin’s Creed series on Netflix for characters featured in various titles of the franchise that would be glorious to witness if they become a reality.

1. Chris Hemsworth as Eivor

Chris Hemsworth as Eivor from Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla seems like...

Jeremy Renner may shoot arrows like a pro on screen, but his aim in love has been a little more chaotic. The Marvel star was once married to Canadian actress and model Sonni Pacheco, whom he met in the early 2010s. Their whirlwind romance led to the birth of daughter Ava Berlin in 2013. They tied the knot secretly in 2014, but the honeymoon phase fizzled fast. Pacheco filed for divorce after just 10 months, citing irreconcilable differences.

Their split escalated into a very looong and brutal custody battle (as reported by People). Pacheco accused Renner of emotional instability, alleging he once placed a gun in his mouth and fired it into the ceiling while their daughter was sleeping. She also claimed he threatened to kill her. Renner and his legal team strongly denied the allegations, dismissing them as “one-sided” and “dramatizations.”

Despite the mess, the exes eventually reached a joint custody agreement.

Lily James has teased the Cliffhanger reboot is a “real re-imagining” of the original movie.The 36-year-old actress will star in the new take of Sylvester Stallone’s 1993 action flick as Naomi Cooper, and James has now revealed Cliffhanger is “definitely different” to the first flick.Speaking with Screen Rant, she said: “I don't want to say too much to give it away right now. What I will say is I had one of the most thrilling experiences of my life. We shot in the Dolomites. We were there for six weeks on the mountains. “I was really hanging off mountains. We had to shut down multiple times because of freak snowstorms. “The story is very much through Naomi and her sister Sydney. I would hope that we are maintaining what people love about the original cliffhanger, but it's definitely different. “It's feral, it's raw. It's a real re-imagining, and I am producing it too.

We have finally been gifted with the first footage from Hot Fuzz and Baby Driver director Edgar Wright’s remake of the Stephen King classic, The Running Man. And while fans have no doubt been pouring over the surprisingly action-packed footage looking for clues and Easter eggs, there is one major cameo you definitely missed. He’s always promising that he’ll be back...

After fans quickly noticed the glorious sight of action movie icon and Hollywood legend Arnold Schwarzenegger adoring some The Running Man universe’s money (and looking very presidential while doing so), fans have since taken to social media to celebrate the cameo, with some taking it as a great sign of what’s to come in the remake.

“Already can tell the production and art design team absolutely Crushed #RunningManMovie. Look at their ode to 1987’s runner, Arnold Schwarzenegger!” said X/Twitter user and critic @Lulamaybelle,...

The full trailer for The Running Man is finally here, and it’s already making waves. Directed by Edgar Wright, this new version of the story looks intense, gritty, and full of action. It’s not a remake of the old 1987 movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Instead, it’s based more closely on the original 1982 novel by Stephen King, written under his pen name, Richard Bachman.

Glen Powell plays Ben Richards, the main character who ends up on a brutal game show where survival is the only way to win. Contestants get hunted down on live TV while the world watches. If they make it out alive, they get a big cash prize. But most don’t. The whole thing takes place in a broken-down future where the show is the biggest thing on television, and people are glued to it.

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A brand-new version of The Running Man is on the way, and it looks like it’s going to be a wild ride. The first full trailer has just been released, and fans are finally getting a closer look at what director Edgar Wright has been working on.

This isn’t a remake of the 1987 film with Arnold Schwarzenegger; it’s a fresh take that sticks more closely to the original book by Stephen King, who wrote it under the name Richard Bachman.

The movie stars Glen Powell as Ben Richards, a man thrown into a deadly game show where he has to run for his life while being hunted. The prize? A big pile of cash, but only if he survives. The story is set in a dark future where the world is falling apart, and this game show is the biggest thing on TV. It’s violent, intense,...

Paramount Pictures has unveiled the first official trailer, teaser poster and film stills for Edgar Wright’s long-gestating update of The Running Man, setting social media alight ahead of its 7 November 2025 release in Dolby Cinema, 4Dx, ScreenX, Premium Large Formats and IMAX.

The original 1987 blockbuster, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as desperate everyman Ben Richards, transformed Stephen King’s dystopian novella into an all-out satirical bloodsport, and Wright’s version promises to honour that spirit while injecting his trademark kinetic humour and visual flair.

This time, Hollywood’s rising star Glen Powell steps into the role of Richards, a factory worker driven to enter a lethal televised game show when his young daughter’s medical bills spiral out of control. Josh Brolin reprises the role of the charmingly ruthless producer Dan Killian, the architect of a nationwide spectacle in which “Runners” must evade professional assassins for thirty days in order to claim a life-changing cash prize.

The highly anticipated James Bond reboot has now found its director in Dune and Blade Runner 2049’s Denis Villeneuve, but we are still waiting to find out who will don the tux and fire a bullet down the camera as blood dribbles down. With things clearly ramping up for Amazon’s new take on 007, a new favorite for the coveted role has now emerged...and he’s a real king’s man.

Following the recent reveal that Amazon is now eyeing a...divisive trio of actors for the iconic action hero, one such name from that list has now taken the top spot, according to the bookies. The King's Man and Babygirl star Harris Dickinson now boasts odds of 5/2, with the lesser-known actor, who finds himself on Amazon’s preferred list alongside MCU star Tom Holland and Euphoria’s Jacob Elordi, pushing previous favorites Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jack Lowden down the rankings.

“The Running Man” is dashing into theaters soon.

The Edgar Wright-directed adaptation of the Stephen King novel, which stars Glen Powell as a man who becomes embroiled in a killer game show, is headed to theaters on Nov. 7. And we’ve got the very first trailer, which you can watch below.

In the film Powell plays Ben Richards, a contestant on “The Running Man,” a show that sees contestants hunted for sport. Colman Domingo plays the host of the show, while Katy O’Brian and Daniel Ezra play other contestants on the show. Josh Brolin is the show’s producer and Jayme Lawson is Ben’s wife Sheila. The cast also includes Lee Pace, Michael Cera, William H. Macy and Sean Hayes.

It looks, of course, absolutely bonkers, with all the energy and excitement you associate with Wright, whose credits include “Shaun of the Dead” and “Baby Driver,” with all...

F1 recently released in theaters, with Brad Pitt’s Sonny Hayes quickly becoming an iconic character. With his magnetic, rough-and-tumble cowboy persona, Hayes turns around a dire situation for the fictional Apex Gp team in Formula One.

Pitt’s Hayes is easily one of the most talented and daring drivers in movies, having vast experience driving in the most adverse conditions. As a result, Hayes might be the best of the best, and we are certain he could defeat most of the popular movie drivers on this list, including one character who may just be his archrival. Here are the seven movie drivers Brad Pitt’s Sonny Hayes can beat in racing.

7. Ricky Bobby (Talladega Nights) Ricky Bobby in Talladega Nights (Credit: Sony Pictures).

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby might be a comedy movie on the surface, but it features some intense racing scenes. It features Will Ferrell...

Now that the 26th James Bond movie officially has a director attached in Denis Villeneuve, the search is officially on for whom will play 007. A report in Variety on Friday suggests Amazon MGM Studios’ wishlist includes some familiar faces.

Variety reported that Jacob Elordi, Tom Holland, and Harris Dickinson, three of the more in-demand young actors today, are all at the top of producers Amy Pascal and David Heyman’s wishlist. The studio is supposedly looking for a British actor under the age of 30, which would ostensibly eliminate some other popular one-time candidates like Henry Cavill, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, or at one point a seeming front runner, Idris Elba. However, no meetings have taken place with any candidates for the role, according to Variety.

Amazon declined IndieWire’s request for comment.

Villeneuve reportedly won the job over several other European candidates, including “Conclave” director Edward Berger, “Baby Driver” director Edgar Wright,...

Eric San says the origami scene was inspired by a meal with his mum. She turned a chopstick packet into a shape. 'I was holding it like it was a jewel in my hand,' he recalls Photo: Outsiders

Kid Koala – aka Eric San – makes a virtue out of simplicity with his debut animation. He employs an uncluttered clarity in Space Cadet to tell the story of a little girl, Celeste, who dreams of being an astronaut like her mother, and the guardian robot who has looked after her since her mum didn’t come back from one of her missions. As the time comes for her to prepare for her own space mission, they are both set for a fresh adventure

The Canadian’s sweet tale of love, caring for others and letting your imagination roam free premiered at Berlinale and has recently screened at Annecy Festival, where we...

The story of how Matt Reeves' "The Batman" marched its way into existence deserves its own film. Not only was it born out of the ashes of Ben Affleck's "The Batman," which would have been like David Fincher's "The Game," but it also encountered several production setbacks due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the following uncertainty of whether or not audiences would return to theaters. In the end, Reeves and Co. delivered a remarkable and brooding Dark Knight film that doesn't look out of place next to its contemporaries or other Bat flicks. Plus, it also helps that it received stellar reviews across the board and made serious bank at the box office.

While the movie turned out great overall, it could have looked much different had certain actors been cast instead of who we finally saw in the roles. Like with any other blockbuster, numerous performers spoke to casting directors,...

The next James Bond movie has been one of the most hotly discussed topics in pop culture. Director Christopher Nolan was a top fan pick for directing the next installment. While the Oscar-winner is currently busy with other projects, a new report suggests his brother, Jonathan Nolan, might be in contention.

On X, industry insider Jeff Sneider revealed a shortlist of directors who had reportedly pitched their version of the next James Bond movie.

I’d keep an eye on J. Nolan and…

Sneider made the above revelation in a tweet. Apart from Nolan, the list also included director Edgar Wright, who had extensively worked on Marvel’s Ant-Man before leaving the project. Here is the latest buzz on who might be directing the next James Bond movie.

Edgar Wright joins Jonathan Nolan in the race to direct the next James Bond movie

The James Bond franchise has been undergoing...

A new update on James Bond 26 has revealed multiple big-name directors in the mix for the next 007 movie, which will be the first produced under Amazon MGM. The journey of Bond 26's development has been a tumultuous one, eventually leading to longtime producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson giving full creative control to Amazon. The franchise, which has made well over $7 billion at the box office across 25 movies, is a huge piece for them, and four years after No Time To Die's ending, things finally look to be moving forward.

According to Puck's Matthew Belloni, in response to a question about who will direct Bond 26, there are five names in the mix who have pitched or will pitch their take on 007. Most notably, the list includes Dune: Part Two director Denis Villeneuve, alongside Edward Berger, Edgar Wright, Jonathan Nolan, and Paul King. Meanwhile,...

Jon Hamm is often seen in antagonistic or anti-heroic roles in television and movies, and the actor has finally opened up about why he inclines more towards portraying villains. More often than not, audiences cannot help but think about Mad Men's Don Draper every time Jon Hamm's name is mentioned. Given how Jon Hamm did an incredible job of capturing Draper's moral complexities, flaws, and layers of emotional repression, it makes sense that he is still associated with the character.

Even in his most recent Apple TV+ series, Your Friends & Neighbors, Hamm perfectly captured a morally skewed character, making it hard not to wonder what drives him to pick villainous roles. In an interview (via WMagazine), Hamm revealed that he and his wife have an opinion on his negative role choices. He said that being morally righteous like Superman "can be kind of boring," but playing "characters...

Exclusive: Baby Driver, Born on the Fourth of July and AMC series Moonhaven comprise a wealth of new content coming to Tubi UK one year after launch.

The Fox-owned AVoD streamer has struck deals with AMC Networks, Sony and NBCUniversal (NBCU) as 1,000 films and TV episodes are added to its library.

Big hits like Baby Driver and Born on the Fourth of July arrive as part of the deal along with movies including Sony’s The Da Vinci Code and NBCU’s The Last House on the Left.

TV shows coming from AMC include True Crime Story, Supa Girlz and The Son. Content from New Regency including The Girl Next Door and Unfaithful, and Lionsgate already features on the platform.

“Since launching nearly a year ago in the UK, Tubi has doubled its library size, cementing its position as offering the biggest collection of free movies and TV series in the UK,...

Arnold Schwarzenegger thinks The Running Man remake could be better than the original movie.The 77-year-old actor starred as Ben Richards in the 1987 thriller based on author Stephen King’s 1982 novel of the same name, though Schwarzenegger believes director Edgar Wright’s new take on The Running Man - which will star Glen Powell as the protagonist - has a chance of improving on the first film.Speaking to Cbr, The Terminator star said: “I mean, I love the idea that they're doing a sequel to Running Man, or a remake. “I don't know what it's going to be, but I mean, because I always felt when we did, Running Man was one of the movies that it did, that it felt like, I think it would have been great if we would have been better prepared for this movie, if we would have had more money for this movie,...