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When 9 to 5 was released in 1980, it became a seminal comedy classic that also shined a light on sexism in the workplace. The movie became an instant classic that would eventually spawn a television series based on the film and even a musical adaptation that opened on Broadway in 2009.

Dwayne Johnson is stepping back into the recording studioand back into the shoes of Maui, the fun and bulky demigod from the animated hit Moana. Johnson shared images offering a peak behind the scenes on his latest voice acting venture.

Good news, summer school cinephiles: No homework is required going into director Shawn Levys upcoming Deadpool sequel. According to the filmmaker, moviegoers enjoyment of Deadpool & Wolverine wont be predicated on past knowledge of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Levy insists that Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackmans superhero team-up is built for entertainment, with no obligation to come prepared with prior research.

The Russo brothers don't believe in the superhero fatigue theory. Before the Marvel Cinematic Universe started struggling to reap the same impressive financials at the box office, with underachievers like The Marvels, the Russos cranked out hit after hit for the MCU. And the siblings helmed the two biggest moneymakers of the entire franchise Avengers: Infinity War ($2.1 billion) and Avengers: Endgame ($2.8 billion).

Late Night With The Devil has broken streaming records on Shudder. The film achieved the largest opening weekend in Shudder's history, after its release on the streaming service on April 19. Late Night With The Devil not only topped the viewership charts on Shudder but also on AMC+. The horror film also outperformed previous record holders such as Demin Rugnas When Evil Lurks and the anthology V/H/S/99.

"Come on!" Zendaya, Mike Faist and Josh OConnors torrid on-screen tryst lays claim to the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office with an estimated $15 million domestically during its theatrical debut. Challengers also performed well overseas as the steamy sports romance made an additional $10 million internationally for a worldwide debut of $25 million (per The Numbers).