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‘Eddie The Eagle’ Photos: Hugh Jackman And Taron Egerton Celebrate Winning And Losing Produced byMatthew Vaughn(Kingsman: The Secret Service) and directed by actor-turned-directorDexter Fletcher(Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels),Eddie the Eaglefollows Eddie “The Eagle” Edwards (Taron Egerton), a ski jumper. The film scored big this weekend at Butt-Numb-A-Thon, and you can now get a better look at the sports drama. Check out the newEddie the Eaglesphotos: Edwards wasn’t the greatest skier, but he was Britain’s first ski jumper — famous for his determination....

‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald’ Trailer: Dark Times Are Ahead In The Wizarding World War is coming to the Wizarding World. Things are much more dire in the sequel to the 2016Harry Potterprequel,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. The official trailer forFantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwalddrops us off in the middle of Paris, where Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) is preparing for war against his old friend and current foe Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp), the most dangerous Dark wizard in the world....

‘Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2’ Character Posters Revealed For Ron, Draco, Snape, Voldemort And Neville Last week, we showed you two new posters forHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2— one featuring aroughed-up Harryand another showing aconcerned-looking Hermione. Since then, Warner Bros. has released five more character posters, for Ron (Rupert Grint), Neville (Matthew Lewis), Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes), Draco (Tom Felton) and Snape (Alan Rickman). Check out the images after the jump....

‘Logan’ Reveals First Look At Stephen Merchant As The Albino Mutant Caliban The dam officially broke on the third soloWolverinemovie earlier this month when we learned thatHugh Jackman’s swan song as the adamantium-clawed mutant superhero wouldn’t even have “Wolverine” in the title.It was going to be calledLoganandit was going to be a bit rougher and tougher than your average comic book movie. We learned that the film was going to take place in a dystopian future and that Professor Charles Xavierisn’t doing so hot....

‘Railroad Tigers’ Trailer: Jackie Chan’s Action Western Is Coming To The United States Sadly,Jackie Chanhasn’t really been churning out much work to theaters in the United States in recent years. Though the Hong Kong action star rose quickly to fame thanks to movies likeRush HourandShanghai Noon, the quality of his American movies quickly declined and his incredible stunt work just wasn’t enough to keep audiences interested. However, with the development of theShanghai NoonsequelShanghai Dawnback in developmentand the possibility ofRush Hour 4not entirely out of the question, it seems Jackie Chan could have a comeback with US audiences soon....

‘Rock The Kasbah’ Trailer: Bill Murray Goes To War For New Talent Thanks to thefirst trailer, people knew a little bit aboutRock the Kasbahearlier this year. ThenBill Murrayshowed up to Comic Con to promote theBarry Levinsonmovie. After the actor walked around Hall H doing karaoke before the panel, and spent a bunch of time roaming the aisles afterwards to shake hands and pose for pics with fans, the film’s profile got a nice bump....

‘Rough Night’ Trailer: Scarlett Johansson And Her Friends Kill A Stripper Every year or so, a movie made by and starring women is a big hit at the box office and the internet suddenly finds itself awash in articles screaming “Hey, did you realize that women can make movies and that women like going to movies? What a revelation!” And then everyone promptly forgets, allowing the world to be surprised all over again when the same thing happens a year later....

‘Silence’ Early Buzz: Critics Weigh In On Martin Scorsese’s Passion Project Martin Scorsesehas been working onSilencefor literally decades now, and in just a few weeks we’ll finally get to see the fruits of his labor. Unless, that is, you’re one of the few lucky critics who’ve already had the chance to watch it. Yup,Silencehas begun screening, and the first reactions are now rolling in. Get theSilenceearly buzz below. Based on the novel byShusaku Endo,SilencestarsAndrew GarfieldandAdam Driveras a pair of 17th century Portuguese Jesuit monks who travel to Japan in search of their mentor (played byLiam Neeson), who is reported to have committed apostasy....

‘The Great Wall’ Extended Trailer Reveals Nearly 9 Minutes Of Footage The return of Jason Bourne this past summer wasn’t anything to write home about, butMatt Damonwill be back in action again soon enough. But this time, he’ll be in China, about 1,000 years in the past. The Great Wallstars Matt Damon as one of a trio of mercenaries from the West who have come to steal gunpowder from the Chinese and maybe a rumored legendary weapon that they want to use to conquer their homeland....

‘The Mandalorian’: Giancarlo Esposito Hints At Why Moff Gideon Wants Baby Yoda Giancarlo Esposito’s character stayed in the shadows for much ofThe Mandalorianseason one, but the actor made a big impact in the final episode. Turns out that the villainous Moff Gideon has intimate knowledge of protagonists like Mando and Cara Dune, but more importantly, he’s willing to use a whole squadron of soldiers to get his hands on Baby Yoda....

15 Movies Like Greenland That Are Definitely Worth Watching Disaster movies are as enduring as, well, world ending disasters themselves. Despite a world where it frequently feels like the end of days, there’s something curiously cathartic about watching the world crumble on a jumbo cinema screen. In recent years, the disaster subgenre, in some sense, has become synonymous with director Roland Emmerich, a filmmaker with an uncanny knack for blowing things up....

2016 Was A Banner Year For Horror If you grab an average person off the street and ask them how they feel about the recently departed 2016, they’d probably give you a detached thousand yard stare. Or burst into tears. It was, for the world as a whole, not a great time to be alive. However, itwasa great year for horror movies. And that makes a twisted sort of sense. As we discover new ways to fear and despair, the movies will react accordingly....

A. A. Milne’s Winnie The Pooh Is Back In The Public Domain, And Disney May Lose Their Exclusivity To The Character Ah, January: a time for new beginnings, fresh starts, and a long list of characters we can now adapt in whatever way we see fit thanks to the public domain. In case you’re unfamiliar, “public domain” is a term for a sort of creative free-for-all, the space where titles, works, and characters can live on once their original creators' intellectual property rights have expired....