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With student protests erupting on college campuses across the country, some anti-protesters have been dramatically lamenting how young people are "throwing their future away" by fighting for a cause they believe in. Tell that to Samuel L. Jackson, who not only protested as a student of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, but was part of a well-armed student faction involved in a hostage situation.

While Deadpool and Deapool 2 were uniquely "Deadpoolian", according to Ryan Reynolds, Deadpool & Wolverine is the most Deadpool of all the Deadpools. The hotly-anticipated movie is nearing its release date (July 26), and will see the iconic X-Men characters venture into the Marvel Cinematic Universe for the first time.

To be clear, there wont be any lawsuits over Pop Tarts where Jerry Seinfeld is concerned. According to Seinfelds longtime collaborator, Unfrosted co-writer/producer Spike Feresten, Kelloggs couldnt be happier with the new Netflix film. However, Seinfelds keen instinct for observational humor was on full display when the comedian appeared on The Rich Eisen Show to promote his new project.

John Carpenter has shared his candid take on the recent success of Christopher Nolans Oppenheimer, putting himself in the minority by declaring the biopic just OK. As one of the biggest names in supernatural and unworldly horrors, Carpenter doesnt seem to have been mightily impressed with the Oscar-winning story of a real-life horror story the creation of one of the most destructive devices in history, the atomic bomb.

X-Men and The Greatest Showman star Hugh Jackman will star as Robin Hood in The Death of Robin Hood, a dark reimagining of the classic folklore tale. According to Deadline, Jackman will lead the project alongside The Bikeriders and Emmy Award winner Jodie Comer, with the project all set to be helmed by Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One director Michael Sarnoski.

Forget its original release, Jake. It's Chinatown's 50th anniversary. That's right, Paramount is celebrating one of its flagship films with a meaty limited edition set that is filled with incredible special features, releasing June 18, 2024. Regardless of those features, though, the main draw is the first 4K UHD transfer of the legendary film, which should let audiences experience it with completely new eyes.