Lucasfilm’sSolo: A Star Wars Story, directed by Academy Award–winning filmmakerRon Howard—the creator of unforgettable films, such asA Beautiful Mind, Apollo 13, ParenthoodandSplash—took moviegoers on this summer’s wildest ride with the most beloved scoundrel in the galaxy, Han Solo (Alden Ehrenreich). The action-packed journey explores Han’s first encounters with future friend and copilot Chewbacca (Joonas Suotamo) and notorious gambler Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover), as well as his adventure-filled past alongside fellow street thief Qi’ra (Emilia Clarke) and career criminal Beckett (Woody Harrelson)....

Deleted scenes fromSolocontinue to roll out, and now another one has landed online. In this deleted scene, we see how Han (Alden Ehrenreich) washed out of the Imperial flight academy. You may recall that in the finished movie, Han pretty much goes straight from enlisting in the Empire’s flight school to doing no flying whatsoever when he’s part of the ground forces on Mimban. So how did he go from enlisting to an infantryman?...

At the end of theteaser trailerforStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, we hear Luke (Mark Hamill) say “No one’s ever really gone,” and then we hear a sinister laugh. While die-hardStar Warsfans immediately knew to whom that cackled belonged, others may be a bit confused. The laugh you hear at the end of the trailer belongs to Emperor Palpatine. In case there was any confusion, actorIan McDiarmid, who played Palpatine inThe Empire Strikes Back,Return of the Jedi, and theStar Warsprequels, came out on stage at Star Wars Celebration after the trailer played to greet the crowd....

It’s hard to believe thatStar Warsfans are one week removed from the epicObi-Wan Kenobiseries finale. The entire six-episode limited series was an emotional rollercoaster ride, but the finale featured the thematically stunning rematch of the century between Obi-Wan and Darth Vader that fans have been dreaming about for years. The best part is, that fight didn’t disappoint. Now the folks atFunkoare releasing new artful Pops to commemorate these two former Jedi’s satisfyingly somber reunion....

Although there have been eight produced feature films about the character, with someone as iconic as Superman there have been plenty more that were planned, developed, and even written, only to fall by the wayside for one reason or another.Christopher Reevebrought the character to vivid life on the big screen in 1978’sSuperman, but after his tenure ended with 1987’sSuperman IV: The Quest for Peacefollowing diminishing returns, Hollywood spent over a decade trying to figure out how best to get the Man of Steel back on the screen....

This October, SYFY is the destination for non-stop horror as the network celebrates its 10th annual 31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN programming event. The chilling lineup airs all day and night throughout the month, and includes the premieres of five terrifying original movies, a new installment of the acclaimed anthology seriesChannel Zero, spooky new seasons of SYFY seriesVan HelsingandZ Nation, a variety of cult horror flicks, and deep dives into all things horror on genre news destination SYFY WIRE....

I’ll never forget whenMcG’sThe Babysitterdropped on Netflix back in October of 2017. The movie wasn’t on my radar and then suddenly we had this delightful showcase of big personalities and absolutely wild kill sequences that also felt like a celebration of film. Not only was it an ideal release for the Halloween season that year, but it’s also proven to be highly rewatchable and that combination created enough buzz to pushThe Babysitterinto sequel territory....

Disaster filmsare sometimeshard to come by due to their rarity in cinema, and oftentimes, disaster films tend to share similarities. Most times, disaster films are based on natural disasters like tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, among others. RELATED:From ‘Independence Day’ to ‘2012’: Why Do We Like Disaster Movies? However, other times, disaster films with unique premises rise to the top, and although these films tend to bend the rules of reality, they are always entertaining to watch and keep people on the edge of their seats....

The Big Lebowskiwas not a hit movie when it was released. Despite beingJoel and Ethan Coen’s follow-up to their award-winningFargo, it actually madelessat the box office, earning only $17 million (it’s not that Coen Brothers movies are depressed at the box office; two years later,O Brother, Where Art Thou?would earn $45 million and become a music sensation). And yet time and fans have been incredibly kind toThe Big Lebowski, leading the unique comedy to be a bona fide cult hit that’s instantly quotable (personally, I can’t pass a rug store without saying, “It really tied the room together,”) and always hilarious....

A first look at LEGO’s newStar Wars75325The Mandalorian’sN-1 Starfighter has been released. The LEGO set will include the Mandalorian with the darksaber, little Grogu, and the very first minifigures of Mandalorian characters Peli Motto and the droid, BD. The news comes after a short time of rumors. Also, no official set price point or release date has been revealed yet. The LEGO set will include pieces to build the modified Starfighter featured in Chapter 5 ofThe Book of Boba Fettwhere Peli Motto and her gang of droids help Mando put together the Galactic era classic Naboo ship to replace the main Razor Crest gunship destroyed inThe MandalorianSeason 2....

Erik Larson’s non-fiction novelThe Devil in the White Cityhas had a long road to the screen.Way back in 2010, it looked likeLeonardo DiCapriowould star in a film adaptation of the book, which follows the construction of the World’s Fair in Chicago as well as the serial killer H.H. Holmes. Now it looks likeThe Devil in the White Citywill finally be adapted as a TV series with DiCaprio set to executive produce alongsideMartin Scorsese....

It’s unmistakable that the DIY champions of the mumblecore movement,MarkandJay Duplass, have built something of an empire. To hear Mark Duplasstell it, he’d say the body of work he and Jay formed came as a result of a failure to become theCoen Brothers, but if you let nearly anyone else take a crack at explaining their success, the results are often far more flattering. The duo have been in the business for over a decade, and during that time have built a body of work defined by its reliable quality, unmistakable aesthetic consistency, and some of the most honest and human sensibilities indie film has to offer....

After a few weeks where the number of trailer releases was lower than we liked, this week comes rolling by and took things up a notch giving us plenty of trailers to go over and take a look at. This past week, new trailers were released forX-Men: Apocalypse,Batman v Superman,The Legend of Tarzan,Ben-Hur,Sausage Party,Alice Through the Looking Glass, and much more. Check them out below. X-Men: Apocalypse Synopsis:Following the critically acclaimed global smash hitX-Men: Days of Future Past, directorBryan Singerreturns withX-Men: Apocalypse....