The Hollywood movie shuffle continues with movies like NO TIME TO DIE being pushed off to 2022 and others moving to the fall. New trailers dropped along with tons of news of upcoming films and series. CineMovie rounded up all the exciting news for the past week in our quickie roundup.
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Bernie Sanders has gone viral after President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris' historical inauguration. The image of the Vermont senator sitting alone wrapped in his thick jacket and mittens is comedy gold, and the internet has inserted Bernie into tons of iconic movie and television shows. Here are just some of the funniest ones from the web.
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The battle of the century is about to become reality. GODZILLA VS KONG's first look is coming Sunday, January 24, and to appease fans giddiness, a new poster has arrived in the meantime. See the very telling poster below.
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The Walking Dead is returning with an extended 10th season with six new episodes Sunday, February 28. In the new trailer, we get a glimpse of Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Glenn's grown son as she returns seeking revenge against Negan. The preview also reveals stormtrooper-like militia and Robert Patrick joins the cast. The synopsis also reveals Jeffrey Morgan's wife, Hilarie Burton Morgan will be playing Neegan's wife Lucille most likely in flashbacks.
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CineMovie sat down with Cobra Kai stars Mary Mouser ("Sam LaRusso") and on-screen mom Courtney Henggeler to talk about the third season on #Netflix. The actors reveal they don't often get all the nods to the original film.
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The man who infiltrated Chairman Fred Hampton's Black Panther's party as an FBI informant is the subject of JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH, the true story behind Hampton's assasination. Watch the latest trailer starring Daniel Kaluuya as Fred Hampton and LaKeith Stanfield as William O’Neal.
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Rosamund Pike is deliciously cunning once again in Netflix's upcoming movie, I CARE A LOT. The GONE GIRL actress steals the elderly's life savings in the first trailer to Netflix's I CARE A LOT, but she messed with the wrong lady this time.
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Netflix's Selena: The Series scored huge viewing numbers globally since debuting December 2002. Starring Christian Serratos as the iconic singer, the series got mixed reviews from fans but the curiosity was still there making it #1 in the first week.
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The Hollywood Critics Association (HCA) will be holding their 4th Annual HCA Awards Ceremony virtually on March 5. The Los Angeles-based critics group Friday announced the recipients for honorary awards that include Lin-Manuel Miranda, Promising Young Woman's writer/director Emerald Fennell and Minari composer Emile Mosseri. See the full press release.
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We've watched black-ish Marcus Scribner grow into an ambitious young man in the seventh season of the hit ABC show. with dreams of playing a superhero specifically Static Shock in Michael B. Jordan's live adaptation. The actor talks about shooting the seventh season of black-ish He also reveals his future plans behind the scenes working with Issa Rae.
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Owen Wilson is living in a Matrix-like world where his reality may not be real in BLISS. Salma Hayek plays two versions of herself in the movie as a character who straddles both worlds. Watch the new trailer and check out the new poster for the new Amazon Prime movie.
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Marvel makes their foray into a sitcom format series for Disney+'s WandaVision, an odd blend of classic television and the Marvel Cinematic Universe starring Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff and Paul Bettany reprising his role as Vision. The stars including Teyonah Parris (“Monica Rambeau”), Kathryn Hahn, Kevin Feige, director Matt Shakman and head writer Jac Schaeffer give us a few clues to what's behind the bizarre premise including a Hydra connection.
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WandaVision arrives to Disney+ January 15 with Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen reprising their roles as Vision and Wanda. It’s nothing like we’ve seen before from the MCU, and it’s a trippy road down memory lane that’s nostalgic but the gag gets old by episode two when no answers are provided.
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