Pinocchio: Unstrung deaths: who dies, who survives, and whether Geppetto is really dead
The Blood and Honey team took a puppet whose nose grows when he lies and gave him a body count. Turns out the nose is the most useful weapon in the film.
The Hunger Games just did what Fantastic Beasts couldn't: a prequel fans actually want
Warner Bros. spent three movies shrinking the Wizarding World. Lionsgate's second Hunger Games prequel is tracking to outopen the last film of the original series.
'Blast Processing all over again': Marvel's Infinity Vision badge on Avengers: Doomsday isn't fooling anyone
The new Doomsday one-sheet wears a logo that didn't exist a year ago, in the corner where an Avengers poster usually wears IMAX. The story of how it got there is the story of a screen war Marvel already lost.
Skydance says Tom Cruise's Digger cost $250 million — and wants you to know whose fault it was
The new owners of Warner Bros. are feeding the press an $800 million bill with their predecessors' names on it. The films actually being measured for the chopping block haven't come out yet.
'Bald-headed actor': Variety's Patrick Stewart tribute was so bad readers think a chatbot wrote it
Hollywood's trade paper of record opened its obituary of a knighted Shakespearean with his hairline, edited it without a word, and left the original running in its Australian edition.
Clayface end credits: the Batman rumor, the Wayne Enterprises nod, and whether to stay
Clayface is set in Gotham, released by the studio that owns Batman and produced by the man who directed the last Batman movie, so of course people are sitting through the credits.
What happened to Gary in Practical Magic 2 is worse than a breakup, and Aidan Quinn had no say in it
Practical Magic 2 brings back all four Owens women from 1998, and gives the man Sally finally fell for about as much screen time as a houseguest who left before dinner.
