Despite a stellar cast including Brendan Fraser, Paul Bettany, and Helen Mirren, the 2009 film adaptation of Inkheart wasn’t a success with critics or audiences. While it was a fun adventure story, it didn’t reach the popularity of franchises like Harry Potter. Now, sixteen years later, a sequel is in the works, with plenty more story to draw from in the original books.
Looking for a great show to watch? These popular hits on Paramount+ have everyone talking! From thrilling mysteries to laugh-out-loud comedies and heartwarming dramas, they’re all perfect for binge-watching. And the top-rated show is critically acclaimed, earning a ‘Certified Fresh’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes and being hailed as a true TV gem.
As the movie’s release date nears, Columbia Pictures has shared new posters showcasing the main characters, including Paul Rudd, Jack Black, and Thandiwe Newton. You can view the posters below.
As a huge fan, I’m cautiously optimistic about this deal. Even though the company has a ton of money, it’s still a long way from being finalized. They need approval from regulators in the US and Europe, and there’s a real chance David Ellison and Paramount might try to block it altogether. Honestly, someone at Warner Bros. Discovery told me on Friday they think there’s only a 50/50 chance it actually goes through! And even if it does get approved, it could take a year and a half, or even longer, to actually happen. It’s definitely not a done deal yet.
Many actors convincingly portray running on screen. Tom Cruise is the most famous example – his distinctive running form, with bent elbows and knees, is a key part of the successful Mission: Impossible films. Teyana Taylor’s impressive run in One Battle After Another was even highlighted in the movie’s promotion, with some claiming she surpassed Cruise. Other memorable cinematic runs include Tom Hanks’ effortless jog in Forrest Gump, Peter Strauss’ determined laps in The Jericho Mile, and Franka Potente’s desperate sprint in Run Lola Run. These actors all appear to have a natural athleticism and stamina, seemingly without any physical limitations.
DC Studios revealed the new Superman suit at CCXP. It closely resembles the costume worn by David Corenswet in the film Superman, featuring a classic blue texture and the iconic “S” shield.
Following the huge success of Game of Thrones, which was based on George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire, HBO created House of the Dragon, adapting Martin’s companion novel, Fire and Blood.
Noah Baumbach almost didn’t have a career after a rocky start. His first two films, Kicking and Screaming and Mr. Jealousy, didn’t initially impress critics or audiences—though they’ve since gained recognition. He even released a small, low-key comedy called Highball under a different name. This led to eight years of creative struggle before he came back with The Squid and the Whale in 2005. While his early work showed promise and a love for classic comedies, it was The Squid and the Whale that truly defined his style. He began using personal, often difficult, experiences to create comedies that are both sharp and surprisingly tender.
The conversation took an unusual turn when Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni discussed circumcision during a meeting about the film. Baldoni was trying to persuade Lively, who was heavily pregnant at the time, to join the project. He apparently shared with Lively, her husband Ryan Reynolds, and others present that he himself had been circumcised. Lively’s lawyer questioned Baldoni about whether Lively had directly asked him about it, to which he replied that she hadn’t. This exchange suggests a potentially awkward dynamic and hints that the film shoot might have been facing challenges from the start.
Telling someone the world has been taken over by aliens is tough enough. But imagine having to explain that the aliens are… eating people. For a job that awful, you need someone incredibly likable and unassuming – someone who can deliver terrible news with a gentle, reassuring presence. This person needs to be endlessly optimistic, deeply compassionate, and genuinely approachable – basically, a golden retriever in human form. Someone like John Cena.