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Let's take a step back on this one.

And so begins the steady decline.

Nebula, Ruby Roundhouse and Barbara Gordon?

Zoe Kravitz has definitely done her research for The Batman.

Don't ruin the experience!

Not a stormtrooper. Thankfully, also not a Lannister soldier.

The 'Mad Max: Fury Road' actress reveals she is drawn to the DC character Selina Kyle because the Gotham City antiheroine 'represents really strong femininity.'

Christopher McQuarrie reveals some Jack Reacher details in defense of Tom Cruise's performance.

Taika Waititi may have underestimated his pull with Lucasfilm just a little bit.

Low budget creature feature Ghoulies is many things to many people: a crass and brazen rip-off of Gremlins, a second-tier franchise from prolific schlock producer/director Charles Band, and a mid-80s guilty pleasure that...

Jude Law is now a total expert in all things Albus Dumbledore.

The 1996 Oscar-winner gives his take on awards season.

The 'Big Little Lies' actress is enlisted to lend her voice to 'Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth' which is scheduled to be released on Earth Day.

Come again?

Quentin Tarantino thinks he's standing on the frontlines of the battle for the future of cinema.

Having worked four times with the 'A Star Is Born' director before, the veteran actor admits he is deeply impressed with the way his younger colleague carries himself around the set.

RDJ drew inspiration from one historical figure in particular.

Mystery solved!

Pixar's upcoming Onward, stars Chris Pratt and Tom Holland as elves, among other notable names in this "suburban fantasy's" cast of voice actors.

From a bloodsucking 'Spider-Man' offshoot to a rom-com gone wrong -- your week in movie trailers

We did what any sensible people would do. We got out notebooks and had two people make a tally every single time someone dropped an f-bomb.

The actor husband of Barbra Streisand reveals that he finally secured financing for his first helming venture for the big screen after revamping the film's script.