Superhero Bits: Man Of Steel, Red 2, Dark Knight Rises, Marvel, Amazing Spider-Man, Watchmen What do the New York Comic Con exclusiveAvengerst-shirts look like? Is there an update, and history lesson, to be told with the rights toSuperman? Want to see some new photos from the set ofMan of Steel? Where isThe Dark Knight Risesfilming this week? Is there a major problem atMarvel Comics? DoBatmanandSolid Snakehave something in common? Read about all of this and much more in today’s Superhero Bits....

That ‘Tom And Jerry’ Movie Everyone Is Dying To See Has Moved From April 2021 To December 2020 The people have stormed the gates of Warner Bros., pitchforks in hand,demandingto see theTom and Jerrymovie sooner rather than later. “Give us that murderous cat and the annoying rodent he wants to eat!” cried the teeming masses. “We can wait no longer! We thirst for live-action movies based on nearly 80-year-old cartoons!” To quell the riot, Warner Bros....

The Best Movies And TV Shows Coming To Netflix In February 2022 Had enough of the winter doldrums already? Well, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but we’ve still got quite a ways to go. February will soon be upon us, which means the more superstitious (and groundhog-obsessed) among us will have the answer as to whether to expect even more winter misery (or winter wonder, for those of us who actually like this season!...

The Coen Brothers Have Re-Edited Their Netflix Series ‘The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs’ Into A Movie The Coen Brotherswere headed to Netflix with their anthology seriesThe Ballad of Buster Scruggs, which was set to tell six Western stories in six episodes. Now, things have changed.Buster Scruggswill still hit Netflix, but the Coens have re-edited the series into a feature film instead, just in time to premiere at the Venice Film Festival....

The Long-Awaited Studio Ghibli Theme Park Will Open In November Studio Ghibli has finally announced the opening date for its theme park in Japan later this year. We had a general idea that it would be opening infall 2022, but now the studio has confirmed that the doors will open on November 1 alongside an image of Totoro, its mascot and the title character in Hayao Miyazaki’s “My Neighbor Totoro” (who is technically also a Pixar character, since hepopped up in “Toy Story 3....

The Morning Watch: Dwayne Johnson And Emily Blunt Board ‘Jungle Cruise’, Exploring The Attraction Updates & More (The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fan-made productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.) In this edition, watch asDwayne JohnsonandEmily Blunthop on board the realJungle Cruiseattraction and put a little spin on the ride thanks to a voice in their ear....

The Quarantine Stream: ‘The Knick’ Is Now On HBO Max, So Stop What You’re Doing And Go Watch It (Welcome toThe Quarantine Stream, a series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.)The Series:The KnickWhere You Can Stream It:HBO MaxThe Pitch:The life and times of several people connected with a hospital in 1900 New York City.Why It’s Essential Quarantine Viewing:The Knickonly lasted two seasons, but they’re two great seasons that you can binge through in no time....

The Weekend Read: Everything Wrong With ‘Ghost In The Shell,’ ‘Batgirl’ Actresses, And All Things ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ If you’re looking for something to read over the weekend, we’ve got you covered. Here’s every review, editorial, list, feature, column, and rant published by the /Film staff and our team of freelancers over the past week. Columns, Lists and Reviews A list of seven great and frequently overlookedStephen Kingnovels and storiesthat would make for great movies, as selected byChris Evangelista....

This Week In DVD & Blu-Ray: Unstoppable, Waiting For “Superman”, Kites, And More We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. This Week in DVD & Blu-ray is a column that compiles all the latest info regarding new DVD and Blu-ray releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy and Fry’s.WAITING FOR “SUPERMAN” The impassioned, well-meaning Waiting for “Superman” prods at an important and disconcerting issue: the failure of the American school system....

Trailer Roundup: ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’, ‘Night School’, ‘King Lear’, ‘The Land Of Steady Habits’ And More While we tend to highlight trailers for big movies around these here parts, it’s important to remember smaller films (and also some TV shows) as well. That’s where a good old fashioned trailer roundup comes in handy. In this edition, we have trailers forIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiaseason 13, theTiffany HaddishcomedyNight School, the new adaptation ofKing Lear,Nicole Holofcener’sThe Land of Steady Habits, and more....

Trailers Before Trailers: Inside One Of Hollywood’s Biggest Trends And How It Might Evolve If you’re the kind of person who seeks out movie trailers when they debut online instead of passively watching them when you happen to be at a theater, you’ve likely noticed a trend that’s become increasingly prevalent over the past year or two: three-to-five second mini-trailers, featuring snippets of what you’re about to see in the full trailer, are being tacked on to the beginning of full-length trailers on sites like YouTube and Facebook....

TV Bits: ‘Ghost Hunters’ Revived, ‘Castle Rock’ Season 2 Casting, ‘War Of The Worlds’ First Look & More In this edition of TV Bits: First up,The Hollywood Reporterhas word that A&E is bringing backGhost Huntersfor a new season that will begin airing on August 21. It’s part of a big push to increase their amount of paranormal inspired programming on the cable channel. A&E Network executive VP and head of programming Elaine Frontain Bryant says:...

Unhuman Director Marcus Dunstan Combines Horror With A Gen Z After School Special [Interview] Marcus Dunstan has been in the horror business for quite some time. Dunstan and his frequent collaborator Patrick Melton burst onto the scene as the winners of the third season of “Project Greenlight,” which helped them make a monster movie called “Feast.” Suddenly, the duo were the hottest new horror ticket in town, and it led to their writing of the latter “Saw” films, starting with “Saw IV....