(6/19 9:18pm) 🎬 Capitol Police arrested a group of Late Show with Stephen Colbert employees while they were filming on location.
(6/20 1:33am) 🎬 Jurassic World: Dominion holds on to the top spot at the box office, beating out newcomer Lightyear. (6/21 2:17pm) 🎬 Knives Out is getting a sequel, entitled Glass Onion - A Knifes Out Mystery. (6/22 7:05pm) 🎬 French actress Lea Seydoux has joined the cast of Dune: Part 2 as Lady Margot. seems likely not to replace Amber Heard in Aquaman 2.
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(6/23 5:14pm) 🎬 The Twilight Zone VR will adapt the classic sci-fi anthology series to VR platforms including Meta Quest 2 and PSVR. (6/23 5:18pm) 🎬 Universal Studios will feature a maze themed to The Black Phone for Halloween Horror Nights 2022 in both Orlando and Hollywood. (6/29 1:57am) 🎬 Despite middling responses during its May festival debut, Elvis, starring Tom Hanks and Austin Butler, has achieved an 82% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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(6/29 2:10am) 🎬 Marcel the Shell has become the first A24 movie ever to achieve a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. (6/30 1:46pm) 🎬 FX and Hulu are bringing The Old Man back for a second season. (6/30 1:46pm) 🎬 In fan-made trailer for reboot, Frasier goes much darker than its 90s predecessor. This one will be a direct sequal to Afterlife. (6/30 1:48pm) 🎬 Another Ghostbusters movie is coming. (6/30 1:52pm) 🎬 Original Buzz Lightyear voice Tim Allen offers an opinion on Lightyear (2022): "This is a whole new team that really had nothing to do with the first movies." (6/30 1:49pm) 🎬 Here's the first teaser for Hocus Pocus 2, the long-awaited sequel starring Bettle Midler and Sarah Jessica Parker. (7/1 6:12pm) 🎬 Dune: Part Two will premiere in theaters November 2023. (7/2 6:32pm) 🎬 Joe Turkel, the character actor best known for his role as the bartender in The Shining, has died at the age of 94. (7/6 7:00pm) 🎬 James Hong, age 93, has become the oldest actor ever to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It currently sits at #4 on YouTube's list of trending videos. (7/6 7:00pm) 🎬 Kevin Smith has released the trailer for Clerks 3. (7/6 7:00pm) 🎬 The Duffer Brothers have formed their own production company, Upside Down Pictures. (7/7 11:21am) 🎬 Minions takes out Top Gun and Elvis for the top spot at last weekend's box office. (7/9 1:05am) 🎬 James Caan, who played Sonny Corleone in The Godfather, among more than ninety other roles in a career spanning seven decades, has passed away at 82. (7/12 11:19am) 🎬 Tony Sirico, the actor best known as Paulie on The Sopranos, has died at 79. Enough, indeed, to make this brainless romp a real blast.Rhea Seehorn has earned her first Emmy nod for the role of Kim Wexler on Better Call Saul. While his characterisation - a heroic lump of granite - fits this comic absurdity perfectly as he kicks, punches, lumpenly wisecracks, leaps from exploding buildings, always gets his man and pops through time with an impressive custard-like plop. Van Damme once again bends and twists his muscular frame to superhuman excess, but his Belgian tonsils have all the flexibility of the Himalayas when it comes to splurting out his one-liners. Add in a time-twisting sub-plot involving Van Damme's dead-wife (Sara) and proof positive that making contact with yourself in the past has some unpleasant side-effects and you've got a rollicking, kickboxing variation on Groundhog Day. Now, though, he has to reckon with megalomaniac, slightly-psychotic senator Ron Silver tapping history for enough wealth to fund his presidental campaign and paying negligable heed to the value of human life and those don't-fiddle-with-the-past rules. In 2004, scowling, haunted law enforcement officer Van Damme patrols the ultra hi-tech time paths to make sure no scheming so and so zips back down the years to adjustment the present, a task he achieves mainly by kicking them very hard in the head. But hey, this is meant to be nonsense and despite its mind-boggling pretensions, it still delivers pure sub-cranial entertainment. It's a good thing the latest Van Damme actioner is based on a comic book, for if you give its sci-fi time-travel plot more than 10 seconds worth of thought, it disintegrates into a mish-mash of time-space continuum baloney.
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