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Zendaya is back on set of Euphoria!

The 28-year-old Emmy-winning actress spent the day filming scenes for the upcoming third season of the hit HBO series on Tuesday (May 13) in South Gate, Calif.

For her time on set, Zendaya wore an unbuttoned floral shirt over an orange tank paired with blue shorts.

While filming, Zendaya was seen chugging something from a bottle before making a disgusted look.

Zendaya first began filming the new season of Euphoria in early March, but then took a break to travel to Europe where she filmed Christopher Nolan‘s epic The Odyssey, which she will be starring in alongside fiancé Tom Holland, Matt Damon, and Anne Hathaway.

In a recent interview’s Zendaya‘s longtime friend and stylist Law Roach explained why her wedding dress will never be seen by the public.

Exclusive: Matthias Schweighöfer (Army of Thieves) has landed a lead role opposite Noah Jupe in Play Dead, the new survival thriller from Carry-On‘s Jaume Collet-Serra described as Don’t Breathe meets 1917.

Further plot details remain under wraps, as do the roles of the duo. Production has just kicked off in Australia.

Peter Stanley-Ward & Natalie Conway penned the script for Play Dead, which Nocturnal will fully finance and produce alongside Ghost House Pictures, BoulderLight Pictures, and Bad Grey. Akiva Nemetsky and Keaton Heinrichs are producing for Nocturnal, along with Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert for Ghost House, Jd Lifshitz and Raphael Margules for BoulderLight, and Dane Eckerle for Bad Grey. Romel Adam and Jose Cañas are overseeing for Ghost House, with Louis Winters overseeing for BoulderLight. Scott Greenberg of Lbi is exec producing, with Jazmyn Tanski overseeing.

German actor Schweighöfer is perhaps best known for directing, producing and starring in Netflix’s Army of Thieves,...

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it seems that iconic star Tom Hardy is facing bad news all around. Although the actor is doing quite well, it seems that old age has finally gotten to him.

Tom Hardy spilled all hopes of him ever returning in The Dark Knight 4 (if it was going to happen) in his recent interview, and fans are very sad. The actor’s portrayal as Bane in The Dark Knight Rises was loved by millions of people, but it seems that Bane is getting old now.

Tom Hardy will Not be returning in The Dark Knight 4

For those of you wondering, there is always a plan for a sequel to Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy. Although Nolan has retired from the franchise, fans still hope that the director will eventually return to it someday.

Tom Hardy portrayed the role of...

Mads Mikkelsen will star in “Sirius,” the directorial debut of Lee Smith, the Oscar-winning editor of “Dunkirk” and “Inception.” The Arctic action-thriller was inspired by a Danish special forces unit, known as Sirius Patrol, tasked with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen and formidable coastline.

Mikkelsen is one of the busiest actors in international cinema. His long list of credits includes Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Pusher” film trilogy and “Valhalla Rising,” as well as his BAFTA-nominated work in Thomas Vinterberg’s “Another Round.” Hollywood tends to cast Mikkelsen to play the heavy, with the actor portraying antagonists in the likes of “Casino Royale,” “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore,” and “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.” On TV, Mikkelsen played one of the biggest baddies of all, starring as Hannibal Lecter in the NBC series “Hannibal.”

Smith won an Academy Award for editing Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk.” He was also...

Mads Mikkelsen will star in action thriller Sirius, the debut feature from Academy Award-winning editor Lee Smith.

Neon International is kicking off foreign sales to the film at in Cannes, with Neon’s third-party sales house Decal handling rights domestically and planning it as the label’s first wide theatrical release.

Pic is based on a screenplay by Tony Mosher (Mechanic: Resurrection) and is currently in pre-production, described as a “gripping Arctic action-thriller inspired by the real-life Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit charged with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen coastline.”

Pascal Degove and Matt Williams will produce for Future Artists Entertainment and Deborah Acoca will executive produce.

Smith, a first time director, is known for collaborations with Sam Mendes, Christopher Nolan and Peter Weir, and won an Academy Award for Best Film Editing for his work on Nolan’s Dunkirk. He was also nominated for Weir’s Master...

Mads Mikkelsen is set to star in the action thriller Sirius, the directorial debut of Oscar-winning editor Lee Smith, who is best known for his collaborations with director Christopher Nolan, including Interstellar and Dunkirk.

The Arctic-set project is inspired by the real-life Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit charged with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen coastline. Tony Mosher penned the screenplay.

Smith is also known for his collaborations with Sam Mendes (Empire of Light) and Peter Weir (Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World).

Neon label Decal will release the film in the U.S., marking the outfit’s first wide domestic release. International rights will be sold at the Cannes film market, with Neon handling the foreign sales.

Pascal Degove and Matt Williams will produce for Future Artists Entertainment and Deborah Acoca will executive produce.

Neon has a great history at the Cannes Film Festival and market,...

Mads Mikkelsen will star in the feature directorial debut of Oscar-winning editor Lee Smith, “Sirius.” The thriller will be released wide domestically through Decal, a Neon label that distributes third-party films, marking Decal’s first wide release as it ramps up its acquisition and distribution efforts.

Written by Tony Mosher (“Mechanic: Resurrection”), “Sirius” is described as a gripping Arctic action-thriller inspired by the real-life Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit charged with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen coastline.

Pascal Degove and Matt Williams will produce for Future Artists Entertainment and Deborah Acoca will executive produce.

Smith is a renowned film editor whose work includes “Interstellar,” “The Dark Knight,” “Dunkirk,” “1917” and “The Truman Show.” He won his Oscar for editing Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk.”

Mikkelsen is represented by UTA, Art Management, and Viewpoint. Smith is represented by Gersh. Mosher is represented by Gersh, Circle of Confusion and Behr Abramson Levy Johnson,...

Primer Movie Poster Low Budget Sci-Fi(Photo Credit –Prime Video)

When we think of sci-fi films, movies like James Cameron’s Avatar and Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar usually cross our minds. Massively mounted films that have premium production values backed by an enormous budget. There is no doubt that these are great movies, but some sci-fi films have somehow managed to make an impact without the backing of a big production house, a hotshot director, and a star-studded cast. And Shane Carruth’s 2004 flick ‘Primer’ is one such gem. It’s a mind-bending time travel movie that was made on a budget of just $7000. Can you believe it? A film like Primer is the perfect proof that a terrific idea, combined with great storytelling, is the heart of a well-made sci-fi film. (Via IndieWire)

Primer – Plot & Cast

Directed by Shane Carruth, the sci-fi film follows the story of two friends and engineers,...

Anya Taylor-Joy And Malcolm McRae Together ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Anya Taylor Joy, the talented 29-year-old known for her stellar performances in The Queen’s Gambit and The Witch has not only made a name for her acting talent but also for her private love life with musician Malcolm McRae.

The duo has been among the very few who have successfully kept their relationship under wraps but their love story has captured the hearts of many. Here’s what we know about their secret nuptials and their journey together until now.

anya taylor-joy and malcolm mcrae got married! as stated by harpers bazaar. congratulations to them...

Scarlett Johansson has wanted to direct since she was 12 years old. On the set of Robert Redford’s 1998 film The Horse Whisperer — her seventh movie as an actor — she saw the specific way he worked, the way he understood his actors, and she had a clear thought: I want to do that someday.

Obviously, in the almost 30 years since Johansson made that private wish, it’s not as though she’s been waiting for something to happen. Oscar-nominated twice and a Tony winner for her work on Broadway, she serves as executive producer and stars as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She founded her production company These Pictures in 2017, and, along with Redford, her director collaborators over the years include Christopher Nolan, Sofia Coppola, Jonathan Glazer, the Coens, Noah Baumbach and Wes Anderson. She’ll reconvene with the latter at Cannes, since she’s appearing in his latest...

Brad Pitt In Fury With Iconic Haircut ( Photo Credit – Amazon Prime Video )

It’s not unknown to us that Hollywood has some of the best style icons, and Brad Pitt is one of them. Over the years, he has not only proved his acting mettle but also delivered some of the most iconic looks in his movies. Be it his fashion sense, physical transformations, or haircuts, he has always managed to pull off every look given to him. From becoming Achilles in Troy to embodying Wardaddy in Fury, we are obsessed with his looks.

However, one of his looks is still relevant and making ripples in the fashion and style segment, and that is because of the haircut. Yes, that’s right. Pitt’s haircut in the film Fury is not just a hairstyle, it has created a moment in the history of cinema as it left a great impression on the audience.

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Following its blockbuster debut in theaters in mid-April, "Sinners" has been on a box office tear that has defied even the most optimistic expectations. That's particularly the case in North America, where director Ryan Coogler's widely acclaimed vampire flick has held its own against the likes of "A Minecraft Movie" and Marvel's "Thunderbolts*," among other titles. Now, Coogler's latest film officially ranks as one of the biggest original movies of any kind that Hollywood has produced in nearly a decade.

In its fourth weekend in theaters, "Sinners" added another $22 million domestically, marking just a 34% drop. That was good enough for the number two spot, with "Thunderbolts*" winning its second weekend with $33 million. More importantly, Warner Bros. and Coogler's blockbuster collaboration has now made $215.3 million domestically to go with $68.9 million internationally for a running global total of $284.2 million. That domestic number is of grave importance,...

Tom Cruise In Underrated Action-Comedy American Made (Photo Credit – Prime Video)

The eighth instalment of the Mission: Impossible film series, titled Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, starring Hollywood heartthrob Tom Cruise, will be released in US theatres on May 23, 2025, and a week earlier in Indian theatres on May 17, 2025. Before Mi 8 arrives in theatres, we recommend you check out one of the most overlooked movies featuring Tom Cruise. We are talking about Doug Liman’s action-comedy film ‘American Made’, which was released in theatres on 29th September 2017.

American Made – Plot & Cast

Directed by Doug Liman and based on a true story, the film’s underlying plot revolves around a commercial airline pilot, Barry Seal (played by Tom Cruise). The charming pilot is recruited by the CIA to spy on suspected communist groups in South American nations. Later, the infamous pilot is enlisted by the Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar-led Medellín...

Tom Cruise explained why Mission: Impossible was the first film he boarded as a producer and reflected on his inaugural filmmaking experience in the UK, during a wide-ranging discussion at the BFI Southbank ahead of collecting the organisation’s Fellowship award.

“I went to Stanley Jack, he was at Paramount, and Sherry Lansing, who I’d both known since I was 18, because I felt at that time, I wanted to produce something,” he explained, going to say he was drawn to the Mission: Impossible series.

“I loved the theme music,” Cruise joked. “I thought it’d be interesting to take...

Transformation Of Brad Pitt As Achilles (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Wolfgang Petersen’s directorial, Troy, is one of the most popular historical dramas, starring Brad Pitt as the Greek hero Achilles. The actor bulked up significantly for the role, delivering what many considered a new standard for Hollywood’s golden physique. The epic saga of swords and scandals was filmed over the course of a year and proved to be the most physically demanding role of Pitt’s career.

The director, Wolfgang Petersen, had only one demand: Brad Pitt had to embody the look of a warrior—with long blonde hair and a sculpted physique. And the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actor did just that, transforming into a buffed and burnished Greek hero who commanded the Bronze Age battlefields, complete with bulging biceps and a leather skirt. Wondering how he achieved the physique of Achilles? Keep reading.

The 2004 epic...

Christopher Nolan’s Bond Pick May Surprise Every 007 Fan ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Bypass the martini-sipping charm of Sean Connery or the brooding grit of Daniel Craig. Christopher Nolan, the guy behind mind-bending blockbusters like Inception and Tenet, has a different Bond in mind. And no, it’s not Pierce Brosnan either. It’s Timothy Dalton, the Bond many fans tend to skip over. Nolan’s pick is the man who only played 007 twice, in The Living Daylights (1987) and Licence to Kill (1989). Of course, it’s a short run, but Dalton left a mark, at least on Nolan. “I think he’s closest to the character in the book,” the director said on the Happy Sad Confused podcast.

Now that’s something Bond fans don’t hear every day. It turns out that Christopher Nolan has been a Bond fanboy all along. He’s not shy about it either.

Tom Cruise is in London to receive the honorary BFI Fellowship. On his trip, however, he appears to have made time for a leisurely stroll up one of the city’s most iconic buildings.

On Sunday afternoon, the Mission: Impossible actor was photographed on the roof of the BFI IMAX building in London. It’s unclear how exactly the actor scaled up the roof, but we’ve confirmed with sources close to Cruise that it was indeed him.

From the footage, which you can view below, you can see the BFI IMAX building is currently wrapped in an advertisement for Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. Paramount Pictures will launch the eighth installment in the franchise in the U.S. on May 23. Before that, Cruise will debut the film in Cannes next week. The movie will play Out of Competition on May 14 with Cruise, director Christopher McQuarrie, and the cast walking the famous red carpet.

Seven films down with an eighth and final edition launching in cinemas this month, Mission: Impossible is undoubtedly one of contemporary cinema’s most enduring franchises.

But back in 1996, what made a young Tom Cruise, red hot in Hollywood thanks to hits like A Few Good Men and Interview with the Vampire, board the spy thriller?

“It was the music,” Cruise joked this evening in London, where he took part in a wide-ranging discussion about his career onstage at the British Film Institute. “I loved the theme music.”

The first Mission film was Cruise’s first credit as a producer, and he told the crowd in London that he sought the franchise out because he was interested in investigating how he could change the action genre.

“It was about looking at Mission and thinking ‘what can we do with action’,” he said. “It was about how I can evolve action...

On Saturday, Warner Bros.’ “Sinners” reached a box office milestone that no original film has achieved in eight years: $200 million in the U.S. and Canada.

Driven by critical and audience acclaim that has made it a must-see for millions of Americans, Ryan Coogler’s musical vampire horror hit is the highest domestic grossing original movie since the Pixar movie “Coco,” which grossed $210 million during its Thanksgiving run in 2017.

“Sinners” has passed that total before inflation adjustment with an estimated domestic total of $216 million after four weekends in theaters. The loss of Imax screens to Marvel Studios’ “Thunderbolts*” has done little to slow its momentum, enjoying a fourth weekend total of $23 million that alone is higher than the opening weekend of any horror film since Paramount’s “Smile 2” last October.

Sporting a reported $90 million budget and a rare agreement to return rights to the film to Coogler in 25 years,...

Award-winning director Christopher Nolan is no stranger to massive projects, but his adaptation of "The Odyssey" will probably be his biggest undertaking yet. The director behind "The Dark Knight," "Inception," and "Oppenheimer," (just to name a few of his blockbuster films) is taking on Homer's epic poem, and filming is already underway for the project — which is set to release in 2026 (as of this writing).

So what do we need to know about "The Odyssey" before it hits theaters and, in all likelihood, blows critics and audiences away? If you didn't have to read "The Odyssey" for any of your high school English classes, I'll also go over the basic plot points of "The Odyssey," remind you that it is, in fact, a sequel — to another of Homer's poems — and talk about some straightforward and wildly divergent adaptations of this famous story. Here's everything you need to know about...

Quentin Tarantino is one of the fiercest filmmakers today in the sense that he is not afraid to tell controversial stories even if they evoke criticism or earn praise. But, even with a total package talent, he still grapples with his own consciousness of whether or not the movies he makes cross the line.

In fact, when he was making 2012’s Django Unchained, he had to consult someone to ask if the script was too racist, especially since the movie revolved around slavery. Any Hollywood project that tackles this subject had to exercise caution, but as per advice that he received, Tarantino went all-out.

Quentin Tarantino had reservations about making Django Unchained

The idea for Django Unchained began in 2007 when Quentin Tarantino expressed interest in making a Spaghetti Western movie set before the Civil War. It took a while to finish the script as he wanted to tell the story...

It looks like our (rather obvious) prediction that Thunderbolts (or rather The New Avengers) would win the weekend box office race was dead-on, but surprisingly, it may be a closer battle than expected. While Deadline reports that Thunderbolts may only drop about 55% week-to-week, with an estimated $35 million total, it’s got some vampires breathing down its neck. Indeed, Sinners, which has turned into a bona fide cultural phenomenon, is going with a stronger-than-expected $20 million weekend. And heck, these numbers are early, so for all we know, the movie might rally to over $25 million this weekend.

While it’s unlikely to beat Thunderbolts, it can’t be denied that Sinners is the kind of culture-grabbing, zeitgeist movie the Marvel films aren’t anymore. That said, Thunderbolts is having a much better hold than Captain America: Brave New World, which dropped 68% in week two, Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania (69%) or The Marvels...

When IndieWire dropped a list of Christopher Nolan's favorite movies, I excitedly opened it and scrolled through for an inclusion I would have been devastated not to see. Thankfully, they hadn’t omitted what is my favorite Christopher Nolan fact in his list of favorite movies: The fact that Christopher Nolan absolutely fucking loves the Will Ferrell racing comedy Talladega Nights.

Nolan first shared his love of Ricky Bobby’s adventures on The Rich Eisen Show, when Eisen asked him for a movie that, if it’s on, he’ll absolutely never change the channel. Nolan not only nominated Talladega Nights but went on to call it one of the “great comedies.” High praise, especially considering the fact that most people wouldn’t necessarily call it one of Ferrell’s “great comedies.”

Not that it’s not funny, of course. I think Talladega Nights was put in a bad...

"Interstellar" represents a lot of firsts for Christopher Nolan. The 2014 sci-fi movie was the first time the director infused one of his stories with some real heart and treated it as if it were just as important as any of the philosophical musings which typically guide his films. As such, "Interstellar" became Nolan's heartfelt masterpiece, not only making time for emotional exploration but also arguing for love itself as our only means of transcending the inexorable march of time.

"Interstellar" was also the first time Nolan worked with Dp Hoyte van Hoytema, who has since served as cinematographer on three of the British director's other films. It was also the first time Nolan worked with Matt Damon, who for a long time had been an outspoken fan of the director. Even after his brief appearance in "Interstellar," Damon was angling for a bigger role in a Nolan film, which he...

Director Christopher Nolan’s next feature, “The Odyssey” is described as a ‘mythic, action epic’, based on the ancient writings of Greek poet ‘Homer’, to be filmed around the world with new advances in IMAX camera technology, with a cast of ‘gods and monsters’, including Matt Damon as ‘Odysseus’, Tom Holland as Odysseus' son ‘Telemachus’, Zendaya as ‘Goddess of Wisdom Athena’, Charlize Theron as ‘Goddess of Sorcery Circe’, Anne Hathaway as Odysseus' wife ‘Penelope’, Benny Safdie as ‘King of Mycenae Agamemnon’, Lupita Nyong'o as his wife ‘Clytemnestra’, Robert Pattinson and Jon Bernthal, releasing July 17, 2026 in theaters:

‘…written in the 8th century BC, Greek hero ‘Odysseus’, king of ‘Ithaca’, journeys home after the ‘Trojan War’…

“…encountering deadly monsters including the female, six-headed cave-dwelling ‘Scylla’…

“…Charybdis’, the deadly whirlpool in the ‘Strait of Messina’…

“…and ‘Polyphemus’, the cannibal ‘Cyclops’…

“…that Odysseus blinds with a burning stake.

‘He also encounters the ‘Lotus-Eaters’ tribe...

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Batman Begins and the 25th anniversary of Memento. The common denominator is, you guessed it, Christopher Nolan. During his incredible career so far, the Oscar-winning filmmaker has become known as a director who likes to collaborate with the same actors on multiple projects, even those in supporting roles. As well as the likes of Michael Caine, Kenneth Branagh and Anne Hathaway, Sons of Anarchy star Mark Boone Junior is another star to have worked with Nolan on more than one occasion.

MovieWeb recently caught up with the actor amid the release of his new film, I'm Beginning to See the Light. Having starred in both of Nolan's movies celebrating a milestone birthday this year, Boone took a moment to reflect on working with a master of the craft.

"Christopher Nolan is just an incredibly hardworking person who is very well prepared and, you know,...

Francis Ford Coppola has dismissed the Trump administration’s newly announced tariff plan targeting foreign-made films and described a marked increase in theater attendance for Megalopolis, his $120 million self-funded feature that premiered in September 2024. In a new interview with GQ, the director linked the surge in interest to recent political events and reiterated his decision to keep the film out of digital circulation.

Coppola said audiences have filled screenings in cities including Boston and Detroit since Donald Trump returned to office. He credited the film’s themes for the renewed interest, noting that Megalopolis draws from Roman history to present a fictional vision of a declining republic set in a futuristic New York City. “Being that it was so prophetic or prescient to say America is like Rome—it’s going to maybe lose its republic—now people are rushing to see it in theaters,” Coppola said.

The film is...

During a press event in Seoul promoting Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, Tom Cruise declined to respond to a question concerning former President Donald Trump’s proposed tariff policy on films produced abroad. The question referred to the film’s international shooting locations and whether the production might be subject to such tariffs.

“I’d like to ask this question to anybody who’s up for it,” the reporter began, according to a translated exchange at the event. “I saw that it was filmed in many different locations around the world, including Africa. We all are aware of the tariffs that President Trump has been imposing on overseas productions and films. So, is this particular movie under that tariff? And how much of the film was shot overseas?”

Cruise responded off-mic to the moderator: “We’d rather answer questions about the movie. Thank you.” The moderator acknowledged the direction and moved the conversation forward.

Tom Cruise has spoken for the first time about how he suggested to Stanley Kubrick that his then wife Nicole Kidman star opposite him in 1999s Eyes Wide Shut “because obviously she’s a great actress.”

The actor makes the rare public acknowledgement of Kidman’s thespian abilities in the May issue of Sight and Sound, the film magazine published by the British Film Institute.

Cruise will be honoured by the BFI on Monday with the awarding of a distinguished BFI Fellowship.

He joins the ranks of other BFI Fellows including giants of the calibre of David Lean, Bette Davis, Akira Kurosawa, Orson Welles, Thelma Schoonmaker, Derek Jarman, Martin Scorsese, Satyajit Ray, Barbara Broccoli, Michael G Wilson, Spike Lee and Christopher Nolan.

The actor-impresario will also discuss his career In Conversation at the BFI cinema complex on London’s Southbank on Sunday evening. Cruise activity is at full speed ahead...

Mix of films including Pearl Harbor and Schindler’s List feature on list compiled by War Movie Theatre podcast

Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk has been voted the UK’s favourite second world war film, beating classics such as The Dam Busters and The Bridge on the River Kwai.

The 2017 film, starring Harry Styles, Cillian Murphy and Barry Keoghan, portrays the 1940 evacuation of more than 330,000 Allied troops from the French coast.

Dunkirk (2017)

Saving Private Ryan (1998)

The Great Escape (1963)

The Dam Busters (1955)

Battle of Britain (1969)

The Longest Day (1962)

A Bridge Too Far (1977)

Pearl Harbor (2001)

Schindler’s List (1993)

The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)...

Though it’s hard to believe, given his looks, Cillian Murphy has been in the show business for almost three decades. While his professional acting debut happened with a stage play named Disco Pigs in 1996, he wasn’t a household name until the 2002 film 28 Days Later.

However, in between starring in Danny Boyle’s science fiction horror and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, Murphy starred in several projects. While some of his projects, like Batman Begins, Inception, and Peaky Blinders, cemented his position as a versatile actor, there were a few underwhelming appearances as well.

The 48-year-old Irish actor’s 2012 outing with Elizabeth Olsen and Robert De Niro, Red Lights, can be categorized as such. The movie, which has a meager score of only 30% on Rotten Tomatoes, has recently been added to Amazon Prime Video. But the question remains: should you watch it or pass?

Cillian Murphy’s Red Lights – watch or pass?...

Matt Damon is one of the most sought-after stars currently working in Hollywood. The actor was last seen in The Instigators and will be leading Christopher Nolan’s ensemble in The Odyssey. He got his breakthrough with Good Will Hunting, for which he co-wrote the screenplay with Ben Affleck and won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.

Damon was also nominated for Best Actor, along with Robin Williams, who won the Award for Best Supporting Actor. However, in the same year, Damon starred in Francis Ford Coppola’s The Rainmaker, which has since its release been considered an underrated masterpiece. The legal drama was based on a novel by popular legal thriller writer John Grisham.

Matt Damon gave two memorable performances in the same year, one of which was Good Will Hunting Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting | Credits: Miramax Films

Matt Damon is best known for his role as...

Christopher Nolan had a unique vision when he took up Christian Bale’s Batman movies. The Dark Knight went on to become a classic in his filmography, a huge thanks to the memorable performance of Heath Ledger as the Joker. When his casting was first announced, Ledger’s casting faced widespread criticism, with many calling it a poor choice.

However, not only did he bring a remarkable performance to the screen, but he was also involved in some of the behind-the-scenes duties. He directed some disconcerting moments in the film with the permission of Nolan, who was impressed with the actor’s vision and allowed the scenes in his film.

Heath Ledger directed one sadistic moment in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight The late Heath Ledger as Joker in The Dark Knight | Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

Heath Ledger‘s performance as the Joker in Christopher Nolan‘s The Dark Knight...

Tom Cruise ensured questions at a recent press event in Seoul for Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning were focused on the film itself.

On Thursday, Cruise and his Mission: Impossible co-stars and director Christopher McQuarrie, were promoting the upcoming final movie in the action franchise. However, when a reporter asked about President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on movies shot outside of the U.S. and the extent to which the Paramount film, which was shot around the world, would be affected by it, Cruise wanted to move past that.

“I’d like to ask this question to anybody who’s up for it. I watched this film and I saw that it was filmed in many different locations around the world, including Africa,” the reporter said, according to an onstage translator. “Of course, we all are aware of the tariffs that President Trump has been imposing on overseas productions and films.

Zendaya may be known for her iconic red carpet looks, but her stylist Law Roach says the public shouldn’t expect to see her wedding dress when she marries Tom Holland.

“She and Tom are super private about their relationship. They’re trying to be as private as possible,” Roach said in a conversation with Complex.

“There won’t be a Vogue spread or there won’t be pictures of the wedding and the people who she will invite will be really respectful of their privacy, so it’ll be a really beautiful dress that no one gets to see,” he added.

When asked if he was going to help with the wedding dress, Roach told E! News last month that he would though the wedding was too “far away” to prep for.

“Of course, of course. It’s far away. They’re both making a bunch of movie this...

Thank God for Josh Hartnett. We live in a deeply troubled world, so miserable lately that it’s hard to find the motivation to look out a window let alone watch a cheesy action movie. But Hartnett provides. The actor may not have written or directed the new high-octane, high altitude action-comedy “Fight or Flight” but it’s his put upon, simultaneously early-and-late era Daffy Duck energy that makes it soar.

“Fight or Flight” stars Hartnett as Lucas Reyes, a bedraggled cab driver, permanently hung over and sporting frosted tips in the year 2025, so you know he’s having a rough one. He gets a call from his ex-girlfriend and ex-boss Katherine Brunt (Katee Sackhoff), and she’s in a pickle. You see, Reyes used to work in the Secret Service before he got railroaded, and he’s been living on the run ever since. All he has to do...

Quentin Tarantino has delivered some iconic pieces of cinema throughout his career, including hits like Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, and Django Unchained. Around the release of the latter, the filmmaker revealed some behind-the-scenes details.

Talking about the film, he revealed how Harvey Weinstein wanted the film to be split into two parts. However, Tarantino stood firm in his vision and refused to comply with the disgraced Hollywood producer’s demand, while keeping an extended cut of the film intact.

Quentin Tarantino refused to follow Harvey Weinstein’s demand regarding Django Unchained

Directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Jamie Foxx, Django Unchained follows the titular character on his journey to free his wife from a charming but cruel plantation owner.

Related: Tom Hardy Trusting Gareth Evans With ‘Havoc’ Feels Like Leonardo DiCaprio’s Blind Faith in Quentin Tarantino: “Full of life and vitality”

The film was a major success,...

Warner Bros. has been in a transitional phase for several years now, as it tries to create new franchises that it can potentially rely on for the foreseeable future. There was a time, not too long ago, when the studio was coasting on the success of the Harry Potter series, and Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy. Released in 2008, the middle film of the trilogy, The Dark Knight, remains perhaps the most acclaimed superhero movie of all time. It also cracked the $1 billion mark at the global box office. The studio's latest success story isA Minecraft Movie, which is making a final push towards the coveted box office milestone after over a month in theaters worldwide. Its quest to conquer the $1 billion saw a major victory recently, as it overtook The Dark Knight on a crucial front.

Starring Jason Momoa and Jack Black, the movie's cumulative global haul stands...

Inception. The Thin Red Line. Driving Miss Daisy. Gladiator. Dune. Any one of these films – and dozens upon dozens more – could be argued as Hans Zimmer’s best score. But what does Zimmer consider the peak of his oeuvre?

Guy with a Movie Camera aka Reece Feldman recently challenged Hans Zimmer to find out what the composer thought of his own scores. To start off the single-elimination tournament, it was Pirates of the Caribbean against The Lion King, for which Zimmer earned his first Oscar. Zimmer easily picked the 1994 Disney classic for personal reasons, also noting it was his first score for an animated film. “Lion King is written for my daughter. I didn’t really wanna do the movie. I didn’t really want to do animation. And then the movie really surprised me because it’s about the father dying and my father died when I was six years old.

Christopher Nolan is no stranger to pushing boundaries when it comes to filmmaking. From mind-bending films like Tenet to awe-inspiring Interstellar, Nolan’s films are crafted with meticulous attention to detail and immaculate care.

However, even his Oscar-winning blockbuster Oppenheimer stands no chance against his upcoming film, The Odyssey. According to reports, the upcoming film, which stars Matt Damon, promises to be unlike anything we have ever seen before. Described as ‘Nolan at his best,’ the behind-the-scenes odyssey of this highly anticipated film reveals a groundbreaking vision.

Christopher Nolan’s next film is unlike any we have ever seen before Christopher Nolan | Credit: HellaCinema/ Cc-by-sa-4.0/Wikimedia Commons

With each film, whether it be The Dark Knight trilogy or the Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan keeps establishing a benchmark in the genre. Every film of his is a spectacle, a cinematic event to behold that stays with the audience long after the credits have rolled.

Josh Hartnett’s recent run of films has seen him working with brilliant filmmakers like Christopher Nolan, Guy Ritchie, and M. Night Shyamalan (in perhaps his most controversially acclaimed film in years). The Trap star, who will next appear in Colleen Hoover’s Verity, takes a turn back into his lesser work with Fight or Flight, a ho-hum action comedy about a plane full of killers.

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Hartnett stars as Lucas Reyes, a retired mercenary harbored in Thailand as he lies low from his murderous life of vigilantism. The United States government tracks him down and gives him one of those cheesy ultimatums: “Do one final mission for us and we’ll let you go.” His mission? Find a mysterious bad guy and take him down.

Once on the plane, things couldn’t get much worse for him. Not only is the killer on the plane with him,...

If you’re on the hunt for a quality movie night recommendation but can’t make up your mind, I’ve got just what you need. I recently stumbled upon a past podcast appearance where decorated director Quentin Tarantino revealed his second favorite film of the 2010s. Better yet, the picture in question is now streaming on Prime Video.

Tarantino appeared on the Rewatchables Podcast in 2020 to discuss a feature he just can’t stop rewatching. I’m talking about Christopher Nolan’s war thriller Dunkirk.

In conversation with the hosts, Tarantino acknowledged that it took him several viewings to appreciate the film fully. He said of his inaugural experience, “I was awed by it.” The Pulp Fiction director explained that it took several times to really see past the spectacle of the flick and appreciate the phenomenal filmmaking on display within.

Tarantino continued, saying: “Oftentimes, you see a film...

Comics, for decades, have been an integral mainstay of popular literature. Though often undermined and unappreciated by many, superheroes and many others have touched the lives of millions through the pages of their colourful worlds. It’s been a long, strange journey for the comic book genre, and its path to cinematic success was equally challenging. We’ve seen Richard Donner’s “Superman” prove to the world in 1978 that there was, indeed, an audience for live-action superhero flicks, and then Tim Burton would reassure that notion again in 1989, with his groundbreaking blockbuster “Batman”. Then, of course, any ounce of progress that comics had made in the film industry was utterly destroyed and denounced upon release of the 1997 abomination that is “Batman and Robin”.

With help from “Blade” and “X-Men”, followed by Sam Raimi’s “Spider-Man” in 2002 and Christopher Nolan’s “Batman Begins” in 2005, comic books had reclaimed their spot amongst...

Liza Colón-Zayas has joined the cast of 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day'.The 52-year-old actress - who won an Emmy for her portrayal of Tina Marrero on the FX comedy-drama series 'The Bear' - has reportedly signed a deal with Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios to star in the fourth installment of the comic book film franchise, according to Deadline.The outlet did not go into any further detail, and noted that any details regarding the role are still currently under wraps.Tom Holland is gearing up for his fourth solo outing as the beloved superhero, and the title of the project - as well as its 2026 release date - was unveiled in April. Taking to the stage at CinemaCon, director Destin Daniel Cretton said: "Everyday right now, I’m exploring the next stage of this amazing character with a team of incredible artists of the world. How to swing,...

Christopher Nolan may make cinema history yet again with his Universal adaptation of “The Odyssey.”

One of the film’s stunt performers, James Newman, said during the “Action for Everyone” podcast, as reported by Screenrant, that the feature is going to be “an epic of all epics” and is auteur Nolan “at his best.”

“The Odyssey” is Nolan’s reimagining of the iconic Greek epic about hero Odysseus who spends a decade trying to return home after fighting in the Trojan War. Matt Damon stars in the lead role. The film was announced in December 2024 as Nolan’s 13th feature. The ensemble cast includes a slew of reunions for Nolan in addition to working again with Damon, including Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Elliot Page, and Benny Safdie. Tom Holland, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, Charlize Theron, Mia Goth, Jon Bernthal, and John Leguizamo also star.

“They’re never going to make a movie like this again,...

Following the mixed reception to his leading role in the M. Night Shyamalan thriller Trap, Black Hawk Down star Josh Hartnett has recently returned to our screens in the feature directorial debut of James Madigan, Fight or Flight. Likened to David Leitch's Bullet Train but set in the sky, Fight or Flight sees Hartnett's mercenary Lucas Reyes as he attempts to foil the dastardly plan of an international terrorist known as "The Ghost" during the middle of an airplane flight.

When the movie first premiered on Sky Cinema on Friday, February 28, it was met with a terrific reception that eventually led to a perfect 100% critics rating on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. However, ahead of the movie's long-awaited US debut on Friday, May 9, it seems that Fight or Flight has been unable to hold onto such a reputation, dropping from 100% to an 84% score as more reviews have been filed. Although...

On May 9, David Mamet’s first directorial film effort in nearly 20 years, Henry Johnson, will be available for streaming on HenryJohnsonMovie.com. The film is a straightforward adaptation of Mamet’s own play, mounted at a black box theater in Venice in 2023 — garnering plenty of acclaim for both the writer and star Shia Labeouf.

The timing could not be better for Labeouf, 38, a highly gifted, scandal-prone actor who currently finds his nose pressed against the Hollywood glass amid fallout from a number of controversies. Not the least of them is a pending lawsuit from former girlfriend FKA Twigs accusing him of sexual assault and emotional distress. Labeouf has conceded to harmful behavior but denies the specific allegations and the matter is set to proceed to trial in September of this year.

In Henry Johnson, he plays Gene, a fast-talking and hyper-intelligent prisoner under whose spell the title character — a white-collar dupe played by Evan Jonigkeit,...

Gone are the days when shows were allowed to run for at least 4-5 seasons, with each season having somewhere between 13-20 episodes, thereby giving the writers and directors a chance to improve and prove their worth. Shows coming out today get maybe 8 episodes, 10 if they’re lucky. And as soon as it’s aired, all at once or on a weekly basis, the cast and crew are told if they have been cancelled (which is very common), if they’ll be allowed to come back for one final season (it’s becoming common), or if they’ll get to stretch their premise until the audience loses interest (that’s rare). Of course, that last option is great because everyone stays employed. However, I don’t know which of the first 2 options is better. When you don’t get to go out on your own terms, like with Mindhunter or Iron Fist,...

“Ain’t no mountain high enough, ain’t no valley low enough…” Unless you’re Christopher Nolan, who evidently took that lyric as a dare. In his forthcoming adaptation of The Odyssey, he’s turned Homer’s ten-year death march into a location scout’s fever dream; dragging cast and crew through unfilmed European crevices, up castles that sneer at gravity, and into caves so ancient they make Wi-Fi weep.

And in this beautifully deranged cinematic boot camp? Matt Damon and Tom Holland: two men at polar ends of the action spectrum. The former, channeling Odysseus with surgical stoicism; Holland, apparently, some kind of bipedal kinetic phenomenon. Stuntman James Newman recently offered us a peek behind the curtain, and now we’re dissecting every delicious, dusty detail.

The Odyssey: How Matt Damon became Odysseus the efficient Matt Damon in a still from Interstellar | Credits: Paramount Picture

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Image Source: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Christian Bale has worked with some truly amazing directors during his impressive career. As a young boy, he got his big break with Steven Spielberg in Empire of the Sun. Years later, he teamed up with Christopher Nolan to create the unforgettable Batman in The Dark Knight movies and delivered a haunting performance in The Prestige. And who could forget the collaboration with Michael Mann? Bale has a unique gift for finding directors who are able to tap into his greatness, and help him disappear into his characters, throughout the course of his career in Hollywood. Most people think of his collaborations with Spielberg and Nolan; they don’t remember how Bale has worked with Mann, the director of the taut thrillers Heat and The Insider, and the man responsible for bringing Hannibal Lecter to the big screen in Manhunter. This powerful collaboration happened...