Tag: Movies
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Bonnie Wright ‘disappointed’ by low screen time in Harry Potter movies | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV
[ad_1] Harry Potter star Bonnie Wright has admitted that she was “disappointed” by her character’s lack of screen time in the hit movie franchise. Wright, who is now 32 and expecting her first child, was cast as Ginny Weasley, the youngest of Ron Weasley’s (Rupert Grint) six sibilings and Harry Potter’s (Daniel Radcliffe) future wife,…
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Summer movies most at risk from Hollywood actors’ strike and last-minute changes | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV
[ad_1] Some of the summer’s most anticipated blockbusters are having to make drastic last-minute changes due to the potential Hollywoof actors strike. The Sag-Aftra union, which boasts a membership of 160,000 Hollywood actors, is voting on strike action this morning after the deadline for negotiations passed without an agreement with major studios and streamers. A…
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John Rhys-Davies expects more Indiana Jones movies after Dial of Destiny | Films | Entertainment
[ad_1] Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny finally hit cinemas just last week, bringing the story of the legendary archaeologist to an end once and for all. Harrison Ford promoted the picture for weeks talking about how it brought him back to treasure hunting for the final time – but it also brought him…
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Avengers Kang Dynasty, Secret Wars, Avatar 3, new Star Wars movies all delayed | Films | Entertainment
[ad_1] Today Disney announced that the next three Avatar movies will be pushed back, with the last arriving in the next decade. Avatar 3 has moved from December 2024 to December 2025, while Avatar 4 will now not land in cinemas until December 2029, followed by Avatar 5 in December 2031. Over at Marvel, Ryan…
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Marvel movies slammed by Thor stars Chris Hemsworth and Anthony Hopkins | Films | Entertainment
[ad_1] Chris Hemsworth and Sir Anthony Hopkins played father and son Thor and Odin in the Marvel movies and have ended up agreeing with some of their critics. The Oscar-winning 85-year-old, whose King of Asgard was killed off in 2017’s Thor Ragnarok, dismissed filming on MCU movies. Speaking with The New Yorker, he said of…
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Fast X: How is [SPOILER] alive after brutal death four movies ago? | Films | Entertainment
[ad_1] WARNING: This article contains full spoilers for Fast X. The Fast and Furious franchise has always been a little blasé with how it treats death. Just look at Han – a character who died in the series’ third movie, Tokyo Drift, was brought back in Fast & Furious in a flashback before his death…
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Fast and Furious timeline – Fast and Furious movies watching order before Fast X | Films | Entertainment
[ad_1] A couple of years on from Fast and Furious 9 and Fast X hits cinemas this month. But with a timeline almost as complicated as the X-Men movies, what’s the chronological order to watch them in? It turns out it’s actually best to watch the third movie Tokyo Drift in between the sixth and…
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Elvis family on King’s love of James Bond and Clint Eastwood movies | Films | Entertainment
[ad_1] When Elvis Presley wasn’t recording or touring, he’s be chilling out at his Graceland mansion in Tennessee. After sleeping all day, The King of Rock and Roll would come downstairs for breakfast around 4pm before tearing it up in Memphis. One of the star’s favourite things to do was to rent out a whole…
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New film competition aims to challenge ‘offensive’ stereotypes in movies | Films | Entertainment
[ad_1] A new national film competition has launched aimed at challenging “offensive” movie stereotypes – with the film entries all developed based on public Tweets. The M&M’s #FilmsYouWantToSee campaign was created to champion a sense of belonging for all in the arts and entertainment space, and participants were tasked with creating a film concept based…
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Movies Anywhere is ending its movie sharing and Watch Together features
[ad_1] Movies Anywhere has proven to be one of the most pro-consumer things to emerge from the entertainment world in ages. You buy a movie on one digital service, and then you get to watch it across numerous other services and hardware platforms. It’s one of those cases where “it just works” actually rings true…