
5 Lessons From TheGrill 2020: Gaming Is the New Social Network and Diversity Isn’t Optional
First and foremost: The changes wrought over the last six months are here to stay, in one form or another
First and foremost: The changes wrought over the last six months are here to stay, in one form or another
TheGrill 2020: “The Incredibles” director joined “Training Day” filmmaker Antoine Fuqua for a discussion on the future of the big screen
TheGrill 2020: International distribution head Andrew Cripps discusses movie theaters’ COVID-19 crisis
Industry leaders including former Imax chief Greg Foster, Alamo Drafthouse CEO, Skydance president will discuss the challenges facing theatrical distribution at TheWrap’s annual event
DuVernay said she’s tuned into Pandora’s “Bon Iver station when I’m down” and the “Burna Boy station when I’m feeling better.”
The Party Report: Decisions, decisions — with so many celebrations of all things film happening on Oscar weekend, where to go first?
Oscar Wrap magazine: “I thought, ‘There’s already too many superhero films — is the public going to be sick of them by the time this comes out?'” says Bird
“This film has never really been about superheroes. It’s about a family that happened to be superheroes,” Bird tells TheWrap following Golden Globe nomination
In the Best Animated Feature category, those two Disney/Pixar films were joined by “Early Man,” “Isle of Dogs” and “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
Where does “Fallout” rank?
The most super of the superpowered Parr family in “The Incredibles 2” is baby Jack-Jack, who has basically every power ever committed to comics
The world of “The Incredibles” and “The Incredibles 2” looks a lot like ours, but the films are vague about when it all takes place
Sequel surpasses the animation preview record previously held by “Finding Dory”
The sequel holds a score of 96 percent on Rotten Tomatoes
“You have powers! Yeah, baby!’ says Bob