The Matrix 4 pushed to 2022, Godzilla vs. Kong to 2021 Warner Bros. is taking the final hours of the business week to shuffle around its release schedule for a number of major upcoming projects, beginning with Tenet and Wonder Woman 1984 and now has confirmed that The Matrix 4 will be moving from its planned May 21, 2021 release to
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After announcing the delay of Christopher Nolan’s highly-anticipated new project Tenet, Warner Bros. has announced that the long-awaited ninth installment of the DC Extended Universe, Wonder Woman 1984, will be moving from its August 14 release date to October 2, the fifth date change for the film. RELATED: Wonder Woman 1984 Director Rules Out Diana/Cheetah Romance Wonder Woman
Warner Bros. delays theatrical release of Christopher Nolan’s Tenet It’s news we’ve all been dreading as we near the highly-anticipated film’s release, but Warner Bros. has confirmed that Christopher Nolan’s latest project Tenet will be delayed, but rather than to next year like so many delayed films this year, it will now open at the end of
Friday the 13th getting 40th anniversary Blu-ray Steelbook! To celebrate the 40th Anniversary this year of the 1980 horror classic Friday the 13th, Paramount Home Entertainment has provided ComingSoon.net with 4 digital codes of the Unrated version to give away! The winner will be picked at random tomorrow, Saturday the 13th! All you have to do
American Black Film Festival is getting virtual edition ABFF Ventures LLC. has announced that the 24th annual American Black Film Festival (ABFF) will take place online August 21-30, 2020 at their official website! The ABFF Online Edition will continue the tradition of the live festival, featuring the best of independent black cinema, studio premieres, conversations
Lucasfilm has announced its latest Star Wars novel, From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back. The anthology book will take a look at the middle entry in the original trilogy which, for many, remains the single greatest movie in the history of the franchise. But borrowing from the famous line uttered by
Country music band Lady Antebellum is ditching their name due to the word “antebellum” and its association with slavery. Going forward, the Grammy Award winning pop band will be called Lady A. The band has played under their original name for the past 14 years, but thanks to current events in the United States, they
In the previous episode of Netflix’s Space Force, POTUS canceled Naird’s conjugal visit with his wife, and Erin and Duncan flirted at the frozen yogurt stall. In Space Force Season 1 Episode 7, POTUS insisted that Space Force use Edison Jaymes’ Skinny Fuel, and in Space Force Season 1 Episode 8, Naird finally was able
We are getting closer, it seems, to movie theaters attempting to reopen again. It’s still hard to know what that might look like, and quite a few people may not be ready to head back out to a theater again just yet. So, for the time being, we are still left with what is available
Disneyland and California Adventure are planning to open their doors to the public again on July 17th. This is only six days after Disney World in Florida is set to reopen. Downtown Disney is scheduled to reopen July 9th and hotels are aiming to reopen by July 23rd. Both parks, along with the Orlando location,
Welcome to ComingSoon.net’s June 9 Blu-ray, Digital HD and DVD column! We’ve highlighted this week’s releases in detailed write-ups of different titles below! Click each highlighted title to purchase through Amazon! New Movies on Blu-ray/DVD The HuntIn this sly satire, a group of elites gather to hunt ordinary Americans for sport. But one of The
CS Video: Kenneth Branagh on Artemis Fowl, Sequels, Deleted Scenes & More! ComingSoon.net had the opportunity to speak with director and Oscar nominee Kenneth Branagh (My Week with Marilyn, Hamlet, Thor) all about Disney’s upcoming feature adaptation Artemis Fowl. You can check out the interview with Branagh in the player below and catch the movie on
One of the 90s most phenomenal horror movies is getting a huge new release from Scream Factory this September. In space, you will be hearing many screams as the studio unleashes 1997’s gruesome Event Horizon on an upgraded and definitive blu-ray release. Its name: Event Horizon. The high-tech, pioneering research spacecraft mysteriously vanished without a
Funny or Die acquires Call & Response from Vaughn & Eagle After partnering with the comic duo for the Comedy Central series The New Negroes, Funny or Die is reuniting with Baron Vaughn (Scare Package) and Open Mike Eagle for a new web series entitled Call & Response, according to Deadline. RELATED: Shudder Acquires Horror Comedy Anthology Scare
It has been more than a decade since Wanted hit theaters in 2008. Now, director Timur Bekmambetov has proposed making a sequel to his unique action flick, but with a new gimmick. Instead of curving bullets, the filmmaker is interested in using Screenlife technology, as seen in movies such as Unfriended and Searching, to bring
Musical based on Lionel Richie catalogue in the works at Disney Lionel Richie is one of the most legendary musicians in American history and now his iconic catalogue of songs has been acquired by Walt Disney Studios, who are developing a movie musical based around the hits, according to Variety. RELATED: Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton Gets Early
Netflix’s latest original movie has joined an exclusive club, albeit one that the company would undoubtedly prefer not to be associated with. The Last Days of American Crime, which hit the streaming service recently, has earned a rare 0 percent approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. It is the first movie to accomplish this
Percy Jackson author Rick Riordan is not a fan of the big screen adaptations of his work. Riordan posted some tweets about the movies over the weekend and talked to fans about why he dislikes them so much, even though he has never seen one of them. This is a typical gripe that authors often