Hot on the heels of releasingSpider-Man: Homecoming trailer #3, Marvel has gone ahead and released the second international trailer for overseas audiences. The new international trailer has completely new footage from the movie which shows off the true nature of Peter Parker, the high schooler. That said, this new trailer is totally different from what U.S. audiences just saw as the latest trailer dropped. As well, Marvel has also unveiled a new international poster for the movie, which may be the best artwork for the film yet....

Star Wars: The Force Awakensis heading to Anaheim this weekend for Disney’s big D23 celebration, where all of the latest Disney, LucasFilm and Marvel movies and TV shows will be on full display. But yesterday, directorJ.J. Abramsconfirmed what he said during Comic-Con. There will be no new trailer or footage shown during his presentation. To make up for it,EWhas released a stunning new cover for their Fall Movie edition, which features new Star Wars 7 villainKylo Ren....

Those attending San DiegoComic-Conthis year will have the chance to be among the first to feast their eyes uponCastle Rock. The new series comes from J.J. Abrams and is based on the works of Stephen King. In this case, it’s not a specific novel, but rather a location that comes up in many of his works that helps connect the larger universe of his books together. Up to this point, the series has remained rather mysterious, so knowing that the first episode will debut at the biggest pop culture event of the year is an exciting prospect for horror fans....

Many MCU fans were surprised by the announcement thatThe Incredible HulkcharacterThe Leader will be returning to the MCUinCaptain America: New World Order. It appears that his return could have happened sooner, as the character played by Tim Blake Nelson was at one point set to be reunited with Tim Roth’s Emil Blonsky inShe-Hulk: Attorney at Law. She-Hulk creator Jessica Gao recently revealed that The Leader was certainly part of her original series pitch, but she couldn’t recall the circumstances that led to him being cut....

Please,Mel Gibson… don’t do this again. It’s already taken us a while to forgive you for the drunken, virulently anti-semitic commentsduring a traffic stop in Malibu in 2006, not to mention the threatening andhighlyracist and misogynist voicemails he left for his ex, Oksana Grigorieva in 2010 — also while very drunk. Should we mention his odd lineage of films that seem to always make him a victim of torture? Then there’s the original take on the life of Jesus Christ,The Passion of the Christ, which couldn’t help but implicate Jewish religious leaders in the death of the Christian Messiah....

The Predatoris set to return for a stop-motion holiday special and the trailer reveals that Christmas is going to be bloody this year. Shane Black’s take on the franchise is about to hit Blu-ray on December 18th, and the stop-motion special will air the next day, December 19th during Comedy Central’sBojack Horsemanat 10:30PM. While Black’s movie was pretty much torn apart by fans of the franchise and critics,The Predatorholiday special looks like it will be better received....

Tom Hardy has signed on to star in Gareth Evans' upcoming Netflix thrillerHavoc. In addition to starring in the project, Hardy will also serve as a producer. Evans is probably best-known forThe RaidandThe Raid 2, along withThe Apostle, which was also a Netflix production. The director/writer is also known for creating the critically acclaimed action crime drama television seriesGangs of London. Gareth Evansis set to write and directHavoc. The story takes place after a drug deal has gone wrong....

A lot of people were nervous about the monologue that would open the88th Annual Academy Awardsthis year. The2016 Oscarshave come under a lot of pressure for a lack of diversity, with controversy and boycotts at the forefront of this particular telecast. What would hostChris Rocksay? It was easily one of the most intense, most anticipated moments to hit live television in quite some time. The88th Annual Academy Awardswere handed out live from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California last night, andChris Rockkicked off the festivities in a fashion that was both very funny and thoughtful, smoothing the waters in just the right way....

The Bride of Frankensteinwas first released by Universal Pictures in 1935. Directed by James Whale, it follows the events of the 1931 classic horror filmFrankenstein, fitting easily into the chronology of Universal’s Monsterverse. The title itself is a bit of a misnomer in that it leads the audience to believe that the film follows Frankenstein or Frankenstein’s monster’s wife… neither of which is true. In actuality, the “bride” in question is never even a bride....

Grab yourLasso of Truthand get ready for some action, because a brand newWonder Womantrailer has arrived! Warner Bros. has just unleashed the second full-length trailer for one of the most highly anticipated movies in their entire upcoming slate of DC Comics-based movies. We now have even more of an idea of what the first female-led superhero movie of the modern era looks like and it involves a lot of Amazonian warrior awesomeness....

For every major film studio,box officesuccess is the key goal. Any movie that premiers in theaters is expected to make millions of dollars. After all, financiers tend to invest a lot of money, not only in production but also in marketing. Regrettably, success is never guaranteed in an industry where audiences are spoilt for choice. Some projects flop, messing up the accounting books and disappointing the directors. Surprisingly, there were unusual times when movies flopped at the box office but made enough money in the home media market to enable them to become profitable....

Imagine this: You’re sitting in a dark, air-conditioned theater, surrounded by strangers, munching on popcorn, and sipping on a cold drink. The lights dim, the movie starts, and suddenly you’re transported to another world. You’re witnessing breathtaking landscapes, marveling at majestic creatures, and feeling the thrill of adventure. That’s the power of movies - they can take us on a journey, both literally and metaphorically, and make us appreciate the world in a whole new way....

500 Days of Summerredefined rom-coms when it released, mainly because it’s actually a coming of age story in disguise. It’s a tale as old as time with some twists; boy meets girl, he falls head over heels, she makes the first move, and they’re onto 500 days of a lot of drama. The film’s atypical conclusion has made it a cult classic; it’s a topic of discussion for romantics and realists alike but, was there ever a love story to begin with?...