It’s been a decade, 20+ films, and a whole lot of world-building in the making, but Avengers: Endgame has finally arrived. The super superhero team-up film follows the aftermath of Avengers: Infinity War, and with little known about the future of the MCU, it holds all the biggest secrets and reveals that point at what’s to come […]
Last Updated: April 22nd So you’re browsing through Netflix, looking for something to watch, but you’re in the mood for something light. Netflix’s massive library can be intimidating, especially when you’re looking for a good comedy amidst a sea of subpar entries in the genre. Not to fear, though, because we here at Collider have
It was a very quiet weekend at the box office as moviegoers appear to be saving up their hard-earned money for multiple trips to see Avengers: Endgame next weekend. The Warner Bros./New Line horror film The Curse of La Llorona topped the weekend with a solid $26.5 million—above expectations—but overall it was the slowest Easter
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In a surprise to pretty much no one, a New Line Cinema horror movie performed well at the box office on Friday. The 1970s-set thriller The Curse of La Llorona—which is kinda-sorta-not-really a Conjuring-verse movie—pulled in $11.8 million on Friday at the box office and is heading for a weekend tally around $25 million. That’s
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[Last Updated: April 19, 2019] Trying to find the best movie to watch on Netflix can be a daunting challenge. We’ve all been there. You’ve decided you’re going to watch something. You have the entirety of Netflix at your disposal, including even a pared down list of films you’ve already bookmarked to watch at a future
Now more than ever it seems as though folks could use a good laugh, and a great comedy can do wonders for the human spirit. The days of browsing the Blockbuster aisles have been replaced by browsing any and all streaming services you subscribe to, and that can be daunting. You may not know exactly
– With director Michael Berry’s original pop musical film, Stuck, opening in limited release this weekend in movie theaters around the country, I recently sat down with Giancarlo Esposito to talk about the film. If you aren’t familiar with Stuck, the film was written by Berry and Riley Thomas and it’s about six commuters who get stuck together on a New York
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Fresh off the success of Bumblebee, which grossed nearly $500 million worldwide, Travis Knight has signed on to direct the Mark Wahlberg movie The Six Billion Dollar Man for Warner Bros., Collider has confirmed. The Six Billion Dollar Man is based on the ABC series The Six Million Dollar Man that aired from 1973 to
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The latest light projection show at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, called “Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle,” will unleash the darkest creatures and villains from the Harry Potter franchise, in an awe-inspiring display of light, music and special effects. As darkness falls, sinister images from the darker side of magic, including Dementors, Death Eaters,
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Orion Pictures has released a new Child’s Play image from the upcoming remake, and it offers the clearest look yet at the doll Chucky. Directed by Lars Klevberg and written by Tyler Burton Smith, the film is a new take on the beloved horror franchise set in modern day that follows a single mother (Aubrey
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