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‘Game Of Thrones’ Actors React To Last Night’s Series Finale After eight seasons, almost 75 episodes, and generating enough passion to fuel every fire in the realm, HBO’sGame of Throneshas come to an end. You know how we’ve responded, but what do the stars of the show think about the way the series concluded? Read on for several of theirGame of Thronesfinale reactions, including comments fromEmilia Clarke,Kit Harington,Isaac Hempstead-Wright, and more....

‘Godzilla: King Of The Monsters’ Trailer: One King To Rule Them All Movie fans are generally divided when it comes to 2014’sGodzilla, which favored stunning and evocative visuals over traditional action. With the follow-up,Godzilla: King of the Monsters, directorMichael Doughertyis looking to please everyone with a movie that evokes the terror and majesty of giant monstersanddevotes a great deal of screen time to those monsters stomping the crap out of each other....

‘Hell Or High Water’ Trailer: Chris Pine & Ben Foster Rob Banks But Mustaches Steal The Show Plenty of banks have been robbed in the Western genre, but there aren’t many contemporary thrillers that use the premise nowadays. The last captivating modern Western that centered on a robbery was probablyAin’t Them Bodies Saints, and even then it was only a small part of a larger character story. ButHell or High WaterhasChris PineandBen Fosterstopping at nothing to get what they think is rightfully owed to them by the banks....

‘Lego’ Aftereffects: ‘Ninjago’ Could Happen Before ‘Lego Movie 2’, ‘Monster Trucks’ Begins Casting For a while there, it looked like Hollywood might be learning a lesson about toy-based films. Yes, theTransformersfranchise continues to rake in the dough, butBattleshipwas one of the floppiest flops of the year, and Universal scrapped their plans to make movies based on other Hasbro board games. ThenThe Lego Moviehit theaters, dominating the box office and earning stellar reviews besides....

‘Logan’ Trailer: Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine Goes Out With A Bang [UPDATED With Red-Band Trailer] Hugh Jackmanhas been playing Wolverine for the past 16 years. To give you a sense of just how long that is, he’s been in that role before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was even a twinkle in Disney’s eye. He’s lasted through two different Batmen, two different Supermen, andthreedifferent Spider-Men. Heck, he even managed to stay on when his own franchise rebooted itself withX-Men: First Class....

‘Loki’ Episode 5 Features A Reference To One Of Marvel Comics' Most Absurd Moments Like the God of Mischief himself,Lokihas never been afraid to lean into the ridiculous. The series treats its central drama seriously enough, of course, and some would even say it does so with a somewhat surprising dark streak. But that doesn’t mean the writers haven’t been having a total blast, throwing in Easter eggs and comic book references that’ll make any Marvel fan’s head spin....

‘Mouse Guard’ Movie Adds Idris Elba As An Obi-Wan Kenobi Type Of Mouse English actorIdris Elba(Pacific Rim, The Wire) has lent his voice to several animal characters in films already: a cape buffalo inZootopia, Shere Khan the tiger inThe Jungle Book, and a sea lion inFinding Dory. He’s playing a cat in Tom Hooper’s upcoming adaptation ofCatslater this year, and now it looks like he’ll be playing a mouse in the film adaptation of the Boom!...

‘Narcos’ Producer On Pablo Escobar’s Future, And Possibilities For Season 3 Netflix presented a panel onNarcos, their historical drama about Pablo Escobar, withEric Newmanrepresenting the producers of the show. He andJosé Padilharemain from season one, with new producers joining the production. Prior to the panel, Newman spoke with reporters in a roundtable about the second season of the show, currently in production. He confirmed some key details about the plot of season two, and speculated on the possibilities for season three....

‘Night School’ Trailer: Kevin Hart And Tiffany Haddish Go Back To School Kevin HartandTiffany Haddishteam forNight School, a new comedy fromMalcolm D. Lee, the director ofGirls Trip. Watch the very funnyNight Schooltrailer below. Tiffany Haddish’s start continues to rise. Haddish has been working in show business since at least 2005, but it was her breakout role in last year’sGirls Tripthat truly launched her to widespread acclaim. Now Haddish reteams withGirls Tripdirector Malcolm D....

‘Pee-Wee’s Big Holiday’ Writer Paul Rust On How You Write A Pee-Wee Herman Movie [SXSW Interview] For any comedy writer of a certain age, working on a new Pee-wee Herman movie is a dream come true. And you can clearly see just how giddyPaul Rustis to have writtenPee-wee’s Big HolidayalongsidePaul Reubens. Rust, an actor and writer whose credits include everything fromArrested DevelopmentandComedy Bang! Bang!, didn’t even try to mask his enthusiasm when I sat down with him the day after the film’s world premiere at SXSW....

‘Severance’: Ben Stiller To Direct Adam Scott In Apple TV+ Thriller Series Apple TV+has scored another high-profile TV series. The streaming platform, which launched to little fanfare last week, is apparently unfazed by its lackluster debut because it is still greenlighting original titles, this time giving a series order toSeverance, a new thriller series directed byBen Stillerand set to starAdam Scott. Learn more about theSeveranceTV series below. Apple announced that is has given a series order toSeverance, a workplace thriller written and created byDan Erickson....

‘The Amazing Spider-Man 3 And 4’ Announced Sony Pictures is currently in production onThe Amazing Spider-Man 2, but they’ve today announced release dates for two more Spider-Man films. The fact that Sony is announcing these dates shows an insane confidence in the future of this comic book franchise, and have very likely already mapped out a story roadmap for the series at least through the third film. There have been rumors about an appearance of The Sinister Six in the third movie — a villainous super-group featuring the Lizard, Vulture, Electro, Rhino, and possibly the Green Goblin....

‘The Call Of The Wild’ Review: A Heartfelt Survival Story Buried In A Mush Of Uncanny CGI Most attempts to adapt the works ofJack Londonto the big screen have, more often than not, resulted in a neutered final product.Chris Sanders' live-action/computer-animated adaptation ofThe Call of the Wildfalls firmly in this category. Gone is the savage romance of London’s short novel in all its untamed glory, instead,The Call of the Wildis a Disney-fiedThe Revenant— though it’s even less a survival film than it is a schmaltzy celebration of that bond between dog and human....