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Toy Story 3 Crosses $1 Billion, Disney Becomes First Studio To Have Two Billion Dollar Films In One Year Sometime today,Toy Story 3crossed the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office. The latest Pixar sequel becomes the only animated film to reach this milestone and the seventh title in industry history. Disney becomes the first studio to ever have two $1 billion film in one year — the other being Tim Burton’sAlice in Wonderland....

Wait, Now Terry Gilliam Says Johnny Depp Is IN The Man Who Killed Don Quixote? UPDATE:As was reasonable to suspect, a publicist for Gilliam says that he must have misheard the question, and that Johnny Depp is currently not involved inThe Man Who Killed Don Quixote. The wild, weird saga ofTerry Gilliam’s filmThe Man Who Killed Don Quixotecontinues. We’ve recently learned thatRobert Duvallwill play Don Quixote, a role originally inhabited by Jean Rochefort before the original production of the film was shut down....

We Own This City Trailer: The Creator Of The Wire Returns With Another Story About Baltimore Corruption HBO announced a little over a year ago that David Simon, the creator of the acclaimed series"The Wire,“would be returning to Baltimore, Maryland to uncover more tales of corruption in a new limited series called"We Own This City.“Based on the book of the same name by Baltimore Sun journalist Justin Fenton, the show takes place in the wake of Freddie Gray’s murder in police custody where drug and violent crimes are surging and the cops were under extreme scrutiny....

Wesley Snipes Says He’s Planning His Own J. Edgar Hoover Film; Still Wants To Play Blade To hell with being convicted of tax evasion: despite being sentenced to three years in jail after a protracted battle with the IRS,Wesley Snipescontinues trying to make movies. And to hell with Clint Eastwood, too: the movie Mr. Snipes is trying to make now deals withJ. Edgar Hoover, specifically with the period in which the FBI director ran a long campaign to discreditDr....

‘American Sniper’ Grosses Over $100 Million Opening Weekend; Here’s How It Did So Well Going into the weekend,Clint Eastwood’sAmerican Sniperwas expected to handily dominate at the box office. Experts were predicting huge numbers for the film, maybe even north of $70 million. But when the smoke cleared Monday and final estimates came in, the film will have grossed a staggering, record-setting $105.3 million from Friday to Monday ($90.2 over the three day)....

‘Army Of The Dead’ First Look: Zack Snyder’s Zombie Heist Movie Comes To Netflix “Zack Snyderdirects a zombie heist movie” is all the pitch that Netflix needed — and that most people will need — to jump onArmy of the Dead, the upcoming horror film from theBatman v Supermandirector which starsDave BautistaandTig Notaroas members of a team who must infiltrate a Las Vegas casino during an undead uprising. Snyder has revealed two new images, and a few new details, fromArmy of the Dead....

‘Attack The Block’ Trailer: “You’d Be Better Off Calling The Ghostbusters, Luv” We’re going to see a lot of alien attacks onscreen this year. One of the standouts could beAttack the BlockfromJoe Cornish, which shows what happens when beasties from outer space make their Earth landing near a South London council estate — i.e. the projects. There is some reason to expect good stuff here, as Joe Cornish is a long-time associate of Edgar Wright and was the director’s writing partner on the screenplays forTintinandAnt Man....

‘Avengers: Endgame’ Suggests The MCU Has A Problem With Captain Marvel’s Power Captain Marvelis an entertaining film. It’s not one of the best entries in the MCU, but it’s fun to watch, andBrie Larsonmakes for a great, sarcastic, no bullshit superhero. Larson’s Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel is, in short, a great new addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But the MCU has a serious Captain Marvel problem: they don’t know what to do with her....

‘Catching Fire’ Producer Says Garrett Hedlund And Armie Hammer Not On Shortlist - Because There Is No Shortlist Yet Robert PattinsonandTaylor Kitschhave alreadyshutdownrumors that they were being eyed for the key role of Finnick Odair inFrancis Lawrence’sThe Hunger Games: Catching Fire. NowNina Jacobsonhas stepped up to cross off the other two names on the alleged shortlist,Garrett HedlundandArmie Hammer. According to the producer, not only are the rising stars not on the shortlist, there’s actually no shortlist at all at this point....

‘Game Of Thrones’ Season 6 Teaser Brings The Death And Decapitation And Destruction And Dragons And… Bran When the fifth season ofGame of Thronesconcluded with a main character lying dead on the ground, countless fans took to social media to express their disgust, declaring that they would never watch the show again. The very next day, they all started counting down the days until the next season. This is the way of theGame of Thronesfan and they’ve been this way since poor Ned Stark had his head lobbed off back in season one....

‘Imitation Game’ Director Picks Up Sci-Fi Love Story From ‘Doctor Strange’ Writer Jon Spaihts’Passengersis one of those scripts that’s been kicking around Hollywood for years, attracting lots of attention but never quite getting off the ground. Up until recently, it was going to be directed byBryan KirkwithKeanu Reevesstarring. But now that that’s no longer the case,The Imitation GamedirectorMorten Tyldumwill be the next to take a crack at it. More on thePassengersMorten Tyldum project after the jump....

‘Little Monsters’ Trailer: It’s Lupita Nyong’o Vs. Zombies In Hulu’s Horror Comedy Have you ever wanted to see Academy Award winnerLupita Nyong’osmash some zombie skulls with a shovel? Look no further than the trailer forLittle Monsters, a new horror comedy in which she plays a kindergarten teacher who must fight to save her students when a zombie outbreak happens during a field trip. Hulu scooped up the movie after it premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, but read on to find out how you can see it in a theater for one day only before it lands on the streaming service....

‘Monster Trucks’ Pushed To 2017; ‘The Little Prince’, ‘SpongeBob 3’ And More Set Dates Monster Truckskeeps speeding further and further into the future. The live-action / CG film, originally slated to open in May of this year, has been delayed yet again, this time from 2016 all the way to 2017. Taking its old 2016 slot will beThe Little Prince, an animated adaptation of the classic children’s book byAntoine de Saint-Exupéry....