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Sundance Photo Preview: Josh Radnor’s Happythankyoumoreplease How I Met Your MotherstarJosh Radnormakes his directorial feature debut withhappythankyoumoreplease, one of 16 films selected from 1,058 submissions for the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. Written by Radnor, the dramedy tells the story of six New Yorkers who “negotiate love, friendship, and gratitude at a time when they’re too old to be precocious and not ready to be adults.”...

Superhero Bits: Adrianne Palicki Wants A Mockingbird Series, New ‘Bloodshot’ Trailer Tomorrow & More Did you hearShredderis becomingGreen Rangerin theTMNT/Power Rangerslimited comic series? Would you watch a Disney+ series withAdrianne PalickiasMockingbird? IsNew Mutantsconnected to the MCU or not? Ready for a newBloodshottrailer tomorrow? Which European city will be used for Gotham City in someBatmobilescenes inThe Batman? All that and more in this edition of Superhero Bits. Here’s a new teaser for the upcoming conclusion to the bigArrowversecrossoverCrisis on Infinite Earths....

Superhero Bits: Unused Shang-Chi Concept Art, Rachel Zegler’s Shazam! Sequel Role Confirmed & More (Superhero Bitsis a collection of stories, updates, and videos about anything and everything inspired by the comics of Marvel, DC, and more. For comic book movies, TV shows, merchandise, events, and whatever catches our eye, this is the place to find anything that falls through the cracks.) In this edition of Superhero Bits: Shang-Chi is going to eat some really hot wings...

The 10 Biggest And Best Comeback Films And TV Shows Of The Decade (This article is part of ourBest of the Decadeseries.) As the saying goes, everyone loves a comeback. The 2010s saw a number of creative entities emerge from the wilderness to enjoy renewed artistic credibility onscreen. There were so many comeback stories, actually, that this mere list of ten is guaranteed to smack of exclusions. FX’sThe People v O....

The Avengers Reimagined In Fine Art Print Series From Artist Tristan Eaton Tristan Eaton’s next series of art prints is pretty super. The renowned artist, who has previously taken his unique brand of graphic art to franchises like Universal’s Monsters, now tackles Marvel’s The Avengers in a suite of six brand new silver foil prints featuringHulk,Iron Man,Captain America,Black Widow,Ms. Marvel, andThor. A limited number of these go on sale today, so read on to learn how you might be able to add these to your collection....

The Daily Stream: Cats Don’t Dance Is The Satirical Antidote To The Disney Renaissance (Welcome toThe Daily Stream, an ongoing series in which the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching, why it’s worth checking out, and where you’re able to stream it.) The Movie: Cats Don’t Dance Where You Can Stream It: Hoopla The Pitch: Want a silly, slapstick farce that feels like you’re getting away with something? Enter: Mark Dindal’s “Cats Don’t Dance....

The Medium Trailer: The Director Of The Wailing Produces The Thai-Korean Horror Flick New nightmare fuel just dropped. In aHollywood Reporter exclusive, Shudder has dropped a new trailer for the formidable Thai/South Korean tag-teamed spiritual horror feature, “The Medium.” Produced by Na Hong-jin, the mystic mind behind “The Wailing” and “The Chaser,” “The Medium” is also directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun, whose 2004 debut “Shutter” (co-directed with Parkpoom Wongpoom) has since been remade four times....

The Morbius End Credits Scenes Raise A Ton Of Confusing Questions “Morbius,” the latest Marvel Comics adaptation from Sony Pictures based on one of the many characters within the “Spider-Man” franchise they control, was originally supposed to come out in July of 2020. For obvious reasons, that didn’t happen. However, the movie has finally arrived and, like virtually any big franchise film these days, it contains a post-credits scene (technically two) that help to tee up the ball for some things that might come our way in the future....

The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Robots Each Had A Unique Inspiration When comedian Joel Hodgson created “Mystery Science Theater 3000” back in 1988, he couldn’t have possibly imagined the cultural impact the show would have had on a generation. “MST3K” became one of the biggest cult hits of the 1990s, and its whimsical, sarcastic jokes thrown in the face of terrible cinema introduced many young viewers to the notion that evenbad movieshad value as entertainment....

The New York Film Critics Circle Names ‘Carol’ The Best Movie Of The Year As we wade deeper and deeper into the 2015 awards season, one thing has become increasingly clear: there are almost no frontrunners in any category. A number of “sure thing” predictions from a few months ago, likeLeonardo DiCapriofinally taking home an Oscar statuette forThe Revenant, now feel a little more embattled. So far, the early awards from various groups of critics have reflected this....

The Unsung Gems Of TIFF 2019: Three Under-The-Radar Films You Should Know About The festival scene rolls on past Toronto, with Fantastic Fest kicking off this week and New York Film Festival gearing up for next week. It’s easy to focus on the big winners –Joker,Jojo Rabbit– and the losers –The Goldfinch,Lucy in the Sky– and completely lose sight of why these festivals exist in the first place. In a crowded media environment, film festivals represent one of the last bastions that provide platforms to emerging or under-the-radar filmmakers....

There Can Only Be One Way For A ‘Parks And Recreation’ Revival To Happen, According To Mike Schur Parks and Recreationhad seven perfect seasons on NBC, and for many of its fans, that was enough. But we are in the era of revivals and reboots, so at the show’s PaleyFest reunion, the cast and creatorsMike SchurandGreg Danielswere inevitably posed the question: Could we expect aParks and Recreationrevival? Only under one very specific condition, answered Schur....

Tom Holland’s ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Prep Included Going Undercover In High School [Interview] When we sat down withTom Hollandonthe set ofSpider-Man: Homecoming, it had only been three months since the world saw him as Spider-Man inCaptain America: Civil War. However, he was clearly already very comfortable in the role of Peter Parker. Holland talked about the extensive audition process that got him the part, the evolution ofHomecoming’s script, how he went undercover at a high school in the Bronx to prepare for the movie, and how directorJon Wattsput him and his co-stars through a coming of age film festival before shooting....