Hermann Göring, Hitler’s second-in-command, was the most important Nazi official tried at Nuremberg. A brilliant but extremely self-centered and devoted follower, Göring rose from Supreme Commander of the Air Force to become one of Hitler’s closest and most relied-upon advisors. Throughout the Nuremberg trials, his confidence and shrewdness were evident, though ultimately they proved to be his downfall.
Jim Carrey and Taylor Momsen unexpectedly ran into each other at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. It was their first time seeing each other since they co-starred in the 2000 movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Momsen later told People magazine about the reunion and shared some of her fondest memories of working with Carrey.
I’ve often thought about whether director Edgar Wright would consider making another superhero movie. So, I was happy to see him discuss the possibility in an interview with The Playlist. He was promoting his upcoming film, The Running Man, when asked, and his response was pretty typical of his dry wit. He didn’t completely dismiss superhero films, but it’s clear he’s not eager to direct one in the near future. If you were hoping he’d take on a project like X-Men or Fantastic Four, you might be disappointed.
Guillermo del Toro, the director of The Shape of Water, brings his unique vision to Mary Shelley’s classic 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus in this new adaptation. The film stars as Victor Frankenstein and as the Creature, with as Elizabeth. Felix Kammerer, David Bradley, Lars Mikkelsen, Christian Convery, Charles Dance, and Christoph Waltz also feature in supporting roles.
Batman is incredibly popular in animation, and his animated series have greatly expanded the character’s story. In fact, shows like Batman: The Animated Series have even influenced the original comic books. Now, a new Batman TV show is building on this legacy, but with a fresh take.
Guillermo del Toro recently discussed his close friendship with James Cameron while speaking to the Konbini Vidéo Club, and also gave his thoughts on the next Avatar movie, Avatar 3.
Robert Patrick has opened up about the possibility of returning to the Peacemaker universe.
Released in 2009, The Hangover quickly became a massive comedy hit, earning $469.3 million globally on a budget of just $35 million. It was also well-received by both critics and audiences, achieving scores of 79% and 84% respectively on Rotten Tomatoes. Here’s what the movie is about:
Patrick has had a successful career since his early role in Terminator 2, appearing in popular shows like The X-Files, Reacher (on Prime Video), and 1923 and Tulsa King (on Paramount+). But joining James Gunn’s DC Universe feels different. Even though his character has died twice, Patrick is hopeful he might reprise the role again. He recently shared this with ScreenRant:
Here’s how much money it will need to make in its theatrical run.