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Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man is back…but not in the way fans had perhaps hoped. The former web-slinger, who led his own Marvel trilogy for director Sam Raimi before returning to the role 14 years later for 2021’s Spider-Man: No Way Home in the MCU, is getting his own LEGO set after all these years. Maguire and

Snowfall and Black Mirror star Damson Idris has long been a fan-favorite for several major roles, including the MCU’s Black Panther and James Bond. Not only has he seen his name crop up a lot in fancasting suggestions, Damson Idris has also been hotly rumored for roles in the blockbuster franchises. Rumors that have since

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The Brutalist is expected to do big things at the Academy Awards this year and could even take home the trophy for Best Picture, but ahead of the nominees being announced later this week, it’s now being revealed that the film used AI to enhance the performances of both Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones. The

The DCU is officially set to launch later this summer with James Gunn’s Superman, the highly anticipated reboot of the iconic character that is already breaking records. However, that doesn’t mean upcoming DC projects will be relegated to one cinematic universe. Matt Reeves’ epic crime saga, featuring The Batman, remains outside of the DCU, despite

Before the Uncharted movie would finally be released in theaters in 2022, there were plenty of production troubles and several changes in directors. One such director attached to the project at one point was Seth Gordon, who just had his latest movie, Back in Action, released on Netflix this past weekend. While it was Ruben

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As the debate and tension over AI in filmmaking rages on, Paul Schrader, the Oscar-nominated screenwriter behind Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, has weighed in with his controversial take on the matter. The AI boom of the last few years has affected and shook almost every industry. But, the creative arts could be

One of the scariest “non-horror” horror films of the 2020s is heading to streaming. The Coffee Table, from director Caye Casas, who co-wrote this twisted monster of a horror, thriller, black comedy with Cris Borobia,will stream on Shudder starting February 24, giving genre fans one more reason to pay for the horror-exclusive platform. A Spanish