Steven Seagal's Five Favorite Films

Is Taylor Swift in Deadpool 3? We may not know the answer to that question until the film's release in May 2024, but there is no doubt that the singer, the movie's stars, and its director are not helping to quell the rumors of her cameo. The third adventure of the Merc with a Mouth is one of the most anticipated films of next year and of the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The famous and friendly purple dinosaur, Barney, is coming to the big screen with a film very different from anything that has been done with the character so far. And Mattel's CEO promises it will completely surprise audiences. Though it won't be "odd." First premiered on PBS in 1992, Barney & Friends has become one of the most successful children's television series of all time, thanks to its messages about friendship, love, family and stories that seek to teach real lessons to children.

It took fifteen years, but Thanksgiving from director Eli Roth is finally hitting the big screen. The upcoming slasher follows a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer who terrorizes Plymouth, Massachusetts, after a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy. The film's origins date back to 2007, when a trailer for the then non-existent film was featured in Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino's Grindhouse.

Beloved actor Tom Hanks becomes one of the most recent victims of the power of artificial intelligence. The acclaimed actor has warned his fans about the unauthorized use of his likeness for a dental insurance commercial. A few days after the end of the Hollywood writers' strike, and with the actors still negotiating for better regulations on the use of AI in the film industry, one of the most important actors in cinema history has exposed a major conflict with these types of technologies.

Does AMC Theatres understand the value of good advertising? This is a valid question to ask after the biggest theater chain in the world inexplicably nixed a popular parody that emerged online to promote horror outing Saw X. Technically, as parody is protected by the First Amendment, AMC didn’t “legally” have a leg to stand on when they requested Lionsgate pull down the video in question.

“Utah, get me two!” Sure, Angelo’s (Gary Busey) appetite for those hot, delicious meatball sandwiches allowed the Ex-Presidents to get away during their first encounter. But the quote is just so apropos as the hit movie Point Break (1991) is set to receive the 4K UHD and Blu-ray treatment from the Shout!