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Maya Hawke joins Magic: The Gathering film — first confirmed cast member revealed

Maya Hawke joins Magic: The Gathering film — first confirmed cast member revealed
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Jen Affleck has filed for divorce from Zac Affleck, just days before the premiere of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County. The split, confirmed by court documents obtained by both Variety and TMZ, marks the end of a seven-year marriage that played out in real time on Hulu’s hit reality series.

Andrew Garfield says he never interacted with Sam Altman during filming of Artificial, contradicting Altman’s claim that they waved at each other outside his home. The film, starring Garfield as the OpenAI CEO, opens December 25.

Scarlett Johansson admits her role in The Batman Part II left her wrestling with existential angst. The Black Widow star, speaking to Entertainment Tonight, called the character ‘very hard to figure out’—a struggle she attributes partly to the role, partly to where she is in life right now. No details on who she’s playing, though Reddit has already gone full conspiracy mode: Gilda Dent, Poison I

Sunny Deol's Suryaa: Ant Se Aarambh Tak remains on track for a November 20, 2026 release after the Delhi High Court refused to entertain a fresh PIL. The case hinges on a prior petition scheduled for hearing on November 16.

Anthony Ippolito isn’t just playing Rocky—he’s becoming him.

Hulu has greenlit a new reality series starring Whitney Leavitt, following her departure from Secret Lives of Mormon Wives after five seasons. The untitled show will feature her, her husband Conner, and their three children, with Leavitt co-producing through her company Leavitt Media House.
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VisionQuest Episode 7 drops a bomb: Paul Bettany plays Phineas T. Horton in a 1939 flashback, revealing the true birth of synthetic life in the MCU. The episode ties Jocasta to her comic roots, confirms the 'Man Behind the Curtain' is James Spader, and resurrects Corvus Glaive’s spear—setting up a war no one saw coming.

Sunny Deol's Suryaa: Ant Se Aarambh Tak remains on track for a November 20, 2026 release after the Delhi High Court refused to entertain a fresh PIL. The case hinges on a prior petition scheduled for hearing on November 16.

Maya Hawke is officially stepping into the multiverse. The Stranger Things alum has joined the live-action feature film based on the hugely successful, billion-dollar game franchise Magic: The Gathering. The new film is being developed by Legendary Entertainment along with Hasbro Entertainment, with Matt Johnson set to direct from Noah Gardner and Aidan Fitzgerald's screenplay.

Scarlett Johansson admits her role in The Batman Part II left her wrestling with existential angst. The Black Widow star, speaking to Entertainment Tonight, called the character ‘very hard to figure out’—a struggle she attributes partly to the role, partly to where she is in life right now. No details on who she’s playing, though Reddit has already gone full conspiracy mode: Gilda Dent, Poison I

Anthony Ippolito isn’t just playing Rocky—he’s becoming him.

Andrew Garfield says he never interacted with Sam Altman during filming of Artificial, contradicting Altman’s claim that they waved at each other outside his home. The film, starring Garfield as the OpenAI CEO, opens December 25.

Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana: Part 1 roared into theatres on Thursday morning, opening with a bang across India and in select global markets. The film—released simultaneously in standard, IMAX, and ScreenX formats—has already set new benchmarks for Indian cinema’s technical ambition.

Rishab Shetty calls Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana a 'proud moment' for Indian cinema after sharing a social media message praising its scale and vision.
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Night at the Museum Trilogy I stumbled upon this trilogy a few nights ago while browsing Netflix and I couldn't resist clicking play. I was instantly transported back to my childhood and felt a wave of nostalgia. The movies feature stars who were popular at the time, like Robin Williams - who I deeply miss - and Ben Stiller , along with rising actors like Rami Malek who became better known after appearing in Twilight and Mr. Robot . All three movies are quite good, with the second one being the weakest of the trilogy. The special effects aged reasonably well considering the release year, and I
Ramayana: Rise of a Legend Part 1 – Members’ Reviews Megathread - Instant Ban for any comment other than Review

Screened "Friday the 13th Part 2" in 16mm last night. Old school projector, modern screen with the projectionist swapping out the reels once on the one projector. Found that he also travels to operate and repair IMAX projectors. We were told the print is a TV print, where parts were cut for broadcast, then later spliced back in to restore. Quality overall was better than The Last Chain Saw Massacre, though the image was darker. Audience of less than 20. # Movies # Cinema # Horror # 16mm # Films