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Sadie Sink Among Top Contenders for Live-Action Rapunzel
Sadie Sink Among Top Contenders for Live-Action Rapunzel
Disney’s Tangled remake is back on the fast track, with Sadie Sink and three other rising stars reportedly in the running for the coveted role. Find out who’s in the mix and which fan favourite has been ruled out.
'One Battle After Another' Overtakes Sci-Fi Favourite at Aussie Box Office
'One Battle After Another' Overtakes Sci-Fi Favourite at Aussie Box Office
Though worlds apart in genre, 'One Battle After Another' and Denis Villeneuve’s 'Arrival' have more in common than you’d expect.
Stanley Kubrick’s Relentless Pursuit of the Perfect Take
Stanley Kubrick’s Relentless Pursuit of the Perfect Take
Stanley Kubrick’s perfectionism pushed actors to their limits, as Todd Field discovered on Eyes Wide Shut when only the 18th take finally met the director’s approval.
Will Smith Tipped for Men in Black Return as New Film Announced
Will Smith Tipped for Men in Black Return as New Film Announced
Sony has greenlit a fresh Men in Black instalment, with Chris Bremner on script duties. Will Smith’s involvement remains up in the air, but the studio is keen to bring him back. Find out what’s next for the franchise.
Steve McQueen’s Regret: The Film He Couldn’t Stand
Steve McQueen’s Regret: The Film He Couldn’t Stand
Steve McQueen, despite his legendary reputation, always regretted his role in the 1958 sci-fi film The Blob. Although it was a box office success, McQueen never warmed to it and wished he’d given it a miss.
Roger Ebert’s Most Hated Film: The Horror He Refused to Review
Roger Ebert’s Most Hated Film: The Horror He Refused to Review
Roger Ebert was so appalled by the 2005 horror film Chaos that he refused to review it, describing it as ugly, nihilistic, and cruel, and warning viewers to steer clear.
Pluribus Season 1: Sci-Fi Horror With a Chilling Twist
Pluribus Season 1: Sci-Fi Horror With a Chilling Twist
Pluribus shakes up sci-fi horror, mixing body horror and existential dread with a clever narrative that flips genre expectations. The latest episode uncovers disturbing secrets about the alien infection and humanity’s downfall, making it a must-watch drama this year.
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2: Full Soundtrack and Film Insights
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2: Full Soundtrack and Film Insights
Discover the complete tracklist for Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, composed by The Newton Brothers, and find out what’s new in the much-anticipated sequel hitting cinemas this week.
Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution Delivers a Brutal, Bold New Chapter
Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution Delivers a Brutal, Bold New Chapter
Anime is dominating the box office in 2025, and Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution aims to be the next big hit. Dive into a film that weaves together past heartbreak and a fierce new beginning.
Kirk Douglas’s Unforgettable Stint on The Simpsons
Kirk Douglas’s Unforgettable Stint on The Simpsons
Kirk Douglas’s guest spot on The Simpsons was as dramatic as his film career, with the Hollywood legend making life tough for the crew but leaving a lasting mark on the show.