After winning over our hearts by portraying the best love interest Katniss ever had (yes, I went there) Josh Hutcherson raised everyone’s standards by playing the loyal and kind Peeta Mellark. Now, the actor is once again making headlines after headlines for his upcoming work in Blumhouse’s movie adaptation of the horror video game Five Nights at Freddy’s. While strikingly different from his past work on the set of The Hunger Games, the actorcontinues to expand his influence in the Hollywood landscape.

With the Multiverse Saga sinking under the weight of underperforming projects like The Marvels and Secret Invasion, apparently the main thing keeping the MCU afloat right now is nostalgia for the late ’90s and early ’00s. Deadpool & Wolverine is bringing back Fox actors who have been playing their roles since 2000, Spider-Man: No Way Home brought back Tobey Maguire and crossed $1 billion, and X-Men ’97… Well, that one’s kind of self-explanatory.

Warning: This article discusses rumored Madame Web plot points. Recommended Videos Wanted more of Sony’s Spider-Man Universe after Morbius? Well, no, of course, you didn’t, but Sony is keen for us to know that Madame Web will be much better. At the very least it has actual Spider-People in it, from Dakota Johnson’s Cassandra Webb to Sydney Sweeney’s Julia Carpenter and even the very Spider-Man-alike villain Ezekiel Sims. But what about the wallcrawler himself?

One of the most useful skills an actor can have these days is being able to convincingly interact with a CGI character. This is by no means easy, especially as in many cases they’ll be represented by a tennis ball on a stick, and you won’t see your CGI co-star until you’re at the premiere. Recommended Videos James Marsden did a great job with this on Sonic the Hedgehog and by all accounts has repeated the feat with Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

Directed by Sunghoo Park, Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is a movie prequel to the successful first season of the anime series, titled Jujutsu Kaisen, and the manga series by the same name. After its mindblowing success in Japanese box offices, the movie hit U.S. theaters on March 2022, and, of course, an English dub was produced. The voice cast includes some well-known names in the anime dub industry, with some returning cast members from Jujutsu Kaisen’s first season, as well as some new additions.

Recommended Videos Ashley Prentice’s bestselling novel, The Chocolate Money is set to make its way onto the big screen in the near future. Kate Beckinsale has signed on to star in and produce the forthcoming adaptation, which centers on an impossibly rich chocolate heiress and her precocious young daughter, while Adam Shankman (Hairspray) has boarded as the film’s director. Production is set to begin later this spring. The announcement arrives ahead of the Berlin Film Festival, which begins February 9 and is where producers try to sell their upcoming productions to curious investors.

Nancy Meyers, the writer and director of some of your favorite movies (The Parent Trap, The Intern, Something’s Gotta Give) has finally opened on about her opinions on one of her most beloved — The Holiday. Especially around this time of year, a romantic comedy like this one always sneaks back into our lives, and tugs without remorse on our heartstrings. Recommended Videos Still, it wasn’t always so well received, and Meyers has always been amazed at how well the film does around the well, uh, holidays.

Whatever your feelings on the series, it’s hard to deny the impact The Real Housewives of New York City has had on reality TV as a whole. Beginning in 2008 as the second installment of The Real Housewives franchise, RHONY and the cast’s commitment to serving its viewership some luxury drama — as well as our propensity to eat it up — is arguably the reason reality TV as a whole grew in popularity in the years following the show.

Never in a million years would you ever place Rick and Morty and Who Framed Roger Rabbit in the same category; one is a raunchy and meta adult-animated comedy series, the other is a beloved fantasy comedy from the ’80s. There’s absolutely no comparison to be made between these two, and yet… there is. It was Who Framed Roger Rabbit‘s 35th anniversary on June 21, so understandably, news feeds and timelines were flooded with appreciation posts for Roger (Charles Fleischer), Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins), and the original bombshell, Jessica Rabbit (Kathleen Turner).

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is set to include a ton of different characters from across the multiverse, both new and old, and fans have been speculating even more will appear. One of the characters some fans believe they’ll be seeing is Deadpool, but the star behind this popular character has finally answered the q question, will he be in the film. Recommended Videos Deadpool’s titular star Ryan Reynolds is currently doing the media rounds for his upcoming Netflix Sci-Fi film, The Adam Project.