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‘Fargo’/‘Legion’ Showrunner Noah Hawley Will Direct Sci-Fi Film ‘Pale Blue Dot’ DirectorNoah Hawleynow has another sci-fi project he may make his feature directorial debut. Almost a year ago theFargoandLegionshowrunner signed onto direct20th Century Fox’sMan Alive. Now, he also intends on making Fox Searchlight’s science-fiction film,Pale Blue Dot, which is set to starReese Witherspoon(Big Little Lies). Below, learn about the Noah Hawley sci-fi movie Pale Blue Dot. According toDeadline, Witherspoon will play an astronaut who starts to lose touch with reality after returning home from a mission....

‘Game Of Thrones’ Season 6 Teaser: Take A Walk Through The Creepy Hall Of Faces After a slew ofphotos from the forthcoming sixth seasonofGame of Thronesdebuted last week, we now have an official trailer teasing what’s in store for Westeros this season. There isn’t any new footage from the show, but what we get is quite the creepy and ominous tease of what’s to come, including a tease at more death, using the faces and detached heads of the previously deceased to leave you unsettled....

‘It: Chapter Two’ IMAX Trailer Features A Very Hungry Pennywise We’re mere weeks away fromIt: Chapter Two, the highly-anticipated sequel to 2017’s hit adaptation of Stephen King’s novel. As you await the return of Pennywise the Clown, why not feast your eyes on a newIt Chapter TwoIMAX trailer below, featuring some new footage, including a jump-scare moment that will scare the bejesus out of you. Plus: it turns out the movie is even longer than was previously reported, so hunker down....

‘It: Chapter Two’ Looks To Float To A $120 Million Opening Weekend At The Box Office Back in 2017, New Line Cinema’s adaptation of Stephen King’s classic novelItsurprised everyone by openingwith a massive $123.4 million, and it rode that wave to a $327.4 million domestic total, and a $700.3 million global total. That was enough to make it the highest grossing horror film of all time, not to mention having the biggest opening weekend ever for September and the entire fall season....

‘Just Like Being There’ Trailer - Gig Poster Documentary Premieres At SXSW 2012 Maybe you’ve noticed over the past few years, but we here at /Film are fans of limited edition, pop culture art. This is evidenced by the copious amounts of posts we write on the subject, be it Mondo, Gallery 1988, Spoke Art or just some talented artist who does work portraying TV, movies or comics. And maybe you remember last year whenwe exclusively revealedthat an in-production documentary on that subject was titledJust Like Being There....

‘Plastic Man’ Movie In Development At Warner Bros. At last, Hollywood has decided to make a superhero movie. That movie isPlastic Man, which is in early development at Warner Bros. The film will be based on the bendy, comical DC comics character who can stretch, twist and regenerate at will. The lighthearted nature ofPlastic Manas a character fits in with Warner Bros. and DC’s new plans to move away from the grim and gritty Snyderverse, and lighten up a bit....

‘The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo’ Red Band Teaser Trailer Hits The Net Popping up randomly in theaters across the world this weekend, the 100-second, red-band teaser trailer forDavid Fincher’sThe Girl With The Dragon Tattoowon’t beofficially released until next week. However, this early contender for trailer of the year is currently playing on YouTube. Check it out while you may. If this gets taken down, we’re sorry, it’ll be up in a better version soon....

‘The Nutcracker And The Four Realms’ Trailer: Disney Gives The Classic Ballet A High-Fantasy Makeover Finally, the moment we’ve all been waiting for: someone turnedThe Nutcrackerinto a fantasy adventure film. Disney’sThe Nutcracker and the Four Realmsupdates the classic story ofThe Nutcrackerinto an adventure movie from directorLasse Hallström. The firstTheNutcracker and the Four Realmstrailer has arrived just in time for the holidays. E.T.A. Hoffmann’s 1816 storyThe Nutcracker and the Mouse Kinghas been famously adapted into a ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, as well as several film adaptations....

‘The Sparks Brothers’ Alamo Drafthouse PSA Will Tape Your Mouth Shut If You Talk In A Movie Theater This week bringsEdgar Wright’s first-ever feature documentary to theaters.The Sparks Brothersis a chronicle of the ever-changing musical act known asSparks. Lovingly referred to as your favorite band’s favorite band, the film takes a look at the surprisingly long legacy of the band that you may have never heard of until now. They’ve inspired at least one of your favorite bands, and you probably didn’t know it....

‘Tomorrowland’ Set Reveals Walt Disney Characters And Attractions The public’s understanding ofBrad Bird’sTomorrowlandhas been like its very own theme park ride. First we though it was literally about the Tomorrowland section of Disneyland. Then we heard it had something to dowith a 1952 mystery box. Next a more authentic plot descriptionwas revealed, and now all of those possibilitiesare beginning to blend. Birdis currently inVancouver, BC shooting the December 2014 release and set photos from the production have begun to leak....

‘Venom 2’ Is Now Titled ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ – And Has Been Delayed Eight Months We all knew theVenomsequel was going to feature the villain Carnage. After all, the red-skinned symbiote and his partner-in-murder Cletus Kasady are the Marvel anti-hero’s most well-known villain. And the first film’s hilariously ill-conceived credits sequence featured a cameo appearance fromWoody Harrelson, complete with a red wig seemingly borrowed from Party City, as an imprisoned Kasady....

/Film’s Toronto International Film Festival Awards: I Came, I Saw Movies, I Ate Ketchup Chips Another Toronto International Film Festival has come and gone, bringing with it a wealth of great movies and a few weirdly disappointing ones too. This usually sets the stage for the remainder of the year in film – the movies that generated buzz at TIFF will likely go on to be talked about ad nauseam come Oscar season....

Chris Pratt Confirms ‘Jurassic World,’ Says “Jurassic Park Was My Star Wars” Ron Howardlet slip earlier this month thatChris Pratthad been set forColin Trevorrow’sJurassic World, months after he was first rumored. Now we have another confirmation, this time straight from the actor’s lips. “I’m thrilled about it,” said Pratt of his casting. His excitement apparently stems from a long-term affection for the franchise — he called the first film “myStar Wars....