Category: Movies
Report: Netflix Purposefully Made Cuties Poster More Provocative
Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 28, 2021 | 0
According to Decider, Netflix made a concerted effort to make the promotional material for 2020’s Cuties – yes, that Cuties – more provocative, despite employees’ discomfort with the pseudo-pedophilia. One year after the united (mostly united) distaste for the film’s borderline-pedophilic ...
Read MoreFirst Lightyear Trailer Goes Beyond Infinity
Today, Wednesday, October 27th, Disney/Pixar dropped the first teaser trailer for their upcoming movie Lightyear. Starring Chris Evans as everyone’s favorite space ranger, Lightyear tells the story of the real Buzz Lightyear who inspired the toy. The film is directed by Pixar veteran Angus Mac...
Read MoreDune: Part Two Announced for 2023
Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 26, 2021 | 0
Dune is getting a sequel, as was confirmed by star Timothée Chalamet when he took to Twitter and Instagram to share the news. pic.twitter.com/BhMAJAQ1LT — Timothée Chalamet (@RealChalamet) October 26, 2021 Posting the simple teaser image on both platforms, the production company Legendary ex...
Read MoreBrendan Fraser Cast in Batgirl
Brendan Fraser has been cast in Warner Bros. and DC Films’ Batgirl. This comes following news that the film will premiere exclusively on HBO Max, and In the Heights star Leslie Grace would play Batgirl/Barbara Gordon. Fraser’s role in the movie hasn’t been officially disclosed, but Deadline...
Read MoreDave Chappelle Taking “Untitled” Documentary On the Road as Venues CANCEL Its Screenings
Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 26, 2021 | 0
Dave Chappelle is taking the documentary that no studio wants along with him on his upcoming arena tour thanks to some egregious backlash from the dregs of society. The Untitled documentary follows Chappelle throughout the 2020 portion of the pandemic as he “provides the community he calls home wi...
Read MoreDune Alters Poster for China, Removes Black Actress, Stirs Up Force Awakens Controversy
Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 26, 2021 | 0
Dune is struggling at the box office all around the world. It’s receiving mixed reviews, but it was going to be a tough go for anyone not familiar with the source material (the Frank Herbert classic is charting at #1 in all books on Amazon.com, by the way). Also, the tepid reception in China ($6.4...
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