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Eddie Murphy’s return to the Hollywood spotlight is in full swing after a triumphant return to Saturday Night Live, a reminder of his Oscar-nom-worthy leading-man credentials inDolemite Is My Name, andBeverly Hills Cop 4coming down the pipeline. It’s arguably that last one that boggles the mind the most, as we’re coming up on the 35th anniversary ofBeverly Hills Cop, the 1984 action-comedy that shot Murphy to superstardom, which Paramount is celebrating with a three-movie Blu-ray release on January 14....

HBO’s adaptation ofBig Little Lies, based onLiane Moriarty’s best-selling novel, was always conceived of as a miniseries. But in this new climate of “limited series” neverreallybeing limited (if they’re proved popular), as soon as Season 1 came to a close fans were clamoring for more. Yes, Season 1 ended pretty perfectly, but there is still so much more to legitimately explore within this fictionalized world of Monterey Bay, California. Just because you enjoy a series doesn’t mean there needs to be more of it (I’ve often spoken up in defense of the miniseries), but in this case, it feels like there are many more stories left untold – especially those of true female friendship....

Several films are expected to commence filming, including the sequel to a comedy that came out more than 30 years ago. From cameras rolling on the set ofHappy Gilmore 2to the anticipated start of productionfor thePeaky Blindersmovie, there is a lot to get excited about in relation to this week’s major new items. On top of these headlines, we are finally aware of whenClint Eastwood’s final film is coming out, as well asMatt Reeves’plans forThe Batman’s future....

On this episode of Collider Movie Talk, John Campea, Mark Ellis, and Jon Schnepp discuss the following: It’s Monday which means it’s time for our weekly Box Office report brought to you by our friends at AMC Theatres. Debuting at #1 this weekend is the newJack BlackfilmGoosebumps. The family horror film based on the popular series of books takes the top spot bringing in $23.5 million. Dropping down to the #2 position is theMatt DamonfilmThe Martianmaking an additional $21....

David ArquetteandJeremy Lukeare a pair of cops on the take in the new crime thrillerMob Cops. They’re on the hunt to make a deal with a mobster in a new Collider-exclusive sneak peek. from the film.Mob Copswill be released in theaters, on digital, and on video on demand on August 16, 2025. In the clip, NYPD officers Sammy Canzano (Arquette,Scream) and Leo Benetti (Luke,The Irishman) are having a sit-down with the mob boss who paid them off to get an address for some nefarious purpose....

WithThe Real Housewives of New JerseySeason 15’s future up in the air,Dolores Cataniais sharing hertwo cents about the cast shakeup.The reality TV starhas revealed thatshe wouldn’t be opposed to one of the old cast members ofRHONJmaking a comebackin the next installment. On June 21, 2025, Dolores Catania exclusively toldUS Weeklyin an interview teaming up with Renuvion that if a cast shakeup is inevitable,she would gladly welcome anybody who has been a part ofRHONJin the past....

As wereportedin June, DC Entertainment is launching its own subscription-based, standalone streaming service. With that comes a host of new series, including original live-action seriesTitans—which features a young Robin, among others— followed byDoom PatrolandSwamp Thingin 2019, alongside the animated seriesHarley QuinnandYoung Justice. But it will also be home to properties from DC’s ample back catalogue, including all four originalSupermanmovies starringChristopher Reeve, the originalWonder Womanseries, and something that most fans will be particularly excited about:Batman: The Animated Series....

Fantastic Fourwas the big superhero misfire of 2015. It killed the hopes for a franchise reboot, threwJosh Trankin director’s jail, and only succeeded in helping 20th Century Fox hold on to the rights to the characters. But it didn’t have to be this way. While we’re still untangling the why and how ofFantastic Four’s wreckage, if we go all the way back to the earliest drafts of the script, we can see a very different picture emerge....

Prime Videois using all the colors in its palette to paint a vibrant trailer for their upcoming documentary,FRIDA, a project centered around the life of the legendary artist,Frida Kahlo. Helmed byCarla Gutierrez(RBG) in her directorial debut, the production will not only delve into the painter’s personal and professional life, but her experiences will be told in her own words through diary entries, essays, interviews, and letters, making thedocumentarythe closest audiences will get to holding a conversation with the icon....

Yeah, soAvengers: Endgameis about to break every box office record imaginable. Probably some we haven’t imagined yet, to be honest. After taking in an unprecedented $60 million in Thursday previews, TheRusso Brothers' massive Marvel movie earned an astounding $156.7 million by the end of Friday night. This number soars overStar Wars: The Force Awakensfor the best opening day ever, bootingThe Dark Knight Risesout of the top 10. For comparison, here is the updated top 10 opening day list:...

I’ve got a few questions for you. Are you a fan ofAng Leeand producerJerry Bruckheimer? Are you looking forward to seeing the upcomingWill SmithmovieGemini Man? Do you like seeing IMAX movies before they’re released? Will you be in the Los Angeles area October 7th? And, finally, would you like to see director Ang Lee and producer Jerry Bruckheimer do a Q&A after seeing the film? If you answered yes to these questions I’m about to make you very happy....

Netflix has just released the trailer for its newest docuseries,Heist, and it looks like an absolute blast. Drawing inspiration and pacing from films likeOcean’s ElevenandCatch Me If You Can, the six-part series combines dynamic reenactments and interviews with both the criminals and the law enforcement officers who eventually brought them to justice. Broken into three two-part episodes, each focusing on a different crime, the series examines some of the biggest heists in modern American history....

Netflix has announced the titles that are leaving the streaming service in December 2020. Some titles will merely migrate to other streamers while others will be gone for an indeterminate amount of time, and others will disappear altogether, so if you really love a movie or TV show, you may want to go ahead and buy it. Notable titles leaving Netflix in December includeThe Lobster,The Art of the Steal,Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2,The West Wing,Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,The Autopsy of Jane Doe,Ip Man,Airplane!...