Fans of movie star Marilyn Monroe gathered at the TCL Chinese Theatre forecourt to mark what organizers billed as Hollywood's official celebration of her 100th birthday, centered on the enduring star's historic handprints and footprints

Former BioWare producer Mark Darrah thinks the gaming industry should explore product placement to help pay for game development and rely less on live-service monetization. Discussing how expensive AAA games have become to make, Darrah said the industry needs more revenue streams besides selling games, DLC, microtransactions, and battle passes. “Not every game can be a live service,” he said, warning that if the trend continues, most big-budget games could end up built around ongoing monetization instead of delivering a complete experience from the start. Darrah noted that movies have multiple revenue streams, including product placements and brand deals. He believes video games could do something similar to cover development costs without constantly asking players to spend more after buying the game.

Don't know why Zack Snyder went to TIFF to premiere his movie. Unless he films himself giving Mark Carney a life saving blood transfusion while singing river to the sea, he's never going to win that audience over.

Since AVENGERS: ENDGAME (2019), only four MCU movies have crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide. • SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME (2019) • SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME (2021) • DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE (2024) • SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY

Quinta Brunson is starring in and producing a new Betty Boop movie through her company Fifth Chance Productions with Fleischer Studios. The story explores the origins and growth of the 1930s cartoon icon from creator Max Fleischer’s perspective. Mark Fleischer, Max’s grandson and CEO of Fleischer Studios, is the executive producer. This is Betty Boop’s first movie as the star since her original cartoons.

Lacy explains why he decided to cancel his stream collab with actor Mark Wahlberg because it wasn't genuine 😳 "If I'm doing a collab with someone I want it to feel genuine, you want to be here, we talk before hand.. I had no contact with him at all" "You have to watch this trailer, You have to talk about this movie. You only have a 1 hour time limit and then he's gone" "I was like okay, can we do this on stream? No."

Coming to 4K UHD Steelbook 10/6 from Disney Moana (2026) 4K UHD/Blu-ray Steelbook Bonus Features: Sing Along With the Movie – Sing along with the movie. First Light – The journey to making a live-action “Moana” begins. We meet the cast and crew who share what this opportunity means to them and their culture. It Calls Me – After an extensive search across the Pacific, the filmmakers find their Moana in Catherine Lagaʻaia, a young performer from a Samoan family of artists living in Australia. Whole Family Proud – Rena Owen (Gramma Tala), John Tui (Chief Tui) and Frankie Adams (Sina) reflect on portraying the emotional foundation of Moana’s world — the family and community that shape her journey. Motunui – Production designer John Myhre brings together a team of artisans and cultural experts to build the village of Motunui. Move As One – Choreographer Tiana Nonosina Liufau returns to the world of “Moana” after contributing choreography to the original animated film. Island Fashion – Costume designer Liz McGregor is tasked with translating the iconic costumes from the animated film into live-action. Voices Return – Lin-Manuel Miranda reunites with longtime collaborators Mark Mancina and Opetaia Foaʻi to bring the music of “Moana” into live-action, reimagining both the original songs everyone loves and a new song “Along The Way.” Song Selections: “Tulou Tagaloa” “An Innocent Warrior” “Where You Are” “How Far I’ll Go” “We Know The Way” “How Far I’ll Go (Reprise)” “You’re Welcome” “Shiny” “Along the Way (Malaga Ki Ei)” “I Am Moana (Song of the Ancestors)” “Know Who You Are” “We Know The Way (Finale)” #moana# #bluray# #disney# #steelbook# #physicalmedia# #physicalmedia# #Bluray# #cinema# #Horror# #Movie# #Movies# #HorrorCommunity# #FilmCommunity# #4KBluray# #4KUltraHD# #physicalmedia# #FilmstaGram# #physicalmediaforever# #bluraycollector# #bluraycollection# #Horror# #HorrorMovie# #HorrorMovies# #Film# #Cinema# #CinemaLovers# #FilmTwitter# #Cinephile# #MovieBuff# #NowWatching#

Munich has Spielberg's most identifiable filmmaking, as in it's a series of bravura camera and edit set ups - but it is not in my favorites of his. It is a masterwork film for sure in a catalog of absolute genius work, but the movie leaves me cold. The politics are unclear other than killing is bad - not that it needs to answer anything - but it is ultimately a very dispiriting movie. You can't put this direction ahead of Schindler's List on a technical level anyways. There's a lot more risky camera/actor bonding moments in that film that won't be seen simply because it's so fluid. That's the true mark of directorial genius - when your art is so infused into the experience it is hard to extract the formality of it. Just take the long shot of Nazis trying to kill a man where Spielberg runs background extras on the malfunctioning gun as a joke...in an Auschwitz film...about a Jew being seemingly executed. I don't think there's any filmmaker in the world who could pull that off. Like how do you even fucking come up with that, and then think you can skillfully find the tone to make that scene work and not blow the film up but also question the nature of God or luck. That's not just genius, that's insanity. I love Spielberg. He will always be the greatest of all time. Munich is great, but it's not the Greatest. The moral murkiness of Munich is the greatest for adulting people in the middle of their existential crisis, who need answers to be nihilistic. But give it a couple years, have a couple children, love your family, and life becomes meaningful again. What makes something Great reminds us what makes us Great. As skillful as Munich is, the meaning is as important as the movement.

Coming to 4K UHD 11/3 from Shout Select The Family Man (2000) 4K UHD Pre-order: Special Features: 4K Scan from the Original Camera Negative Presented in Dolby Vision Audio Commentary with Director Brett Ratner and Writers David Diamond & David Weissman Audio Commentary with Producer Marc Abraham Music Score Commentary with Composer Danny Elfman A Glimpse: Interview with Writers David Diamond and David Weissman (Created by Shout! Studios in 2026) A Wonderful Life: Interview with Editor Mark Helfrich (Created by Shout! Studios in 2026) A Lonely Night in December: Interview with Film Music Historian/Author Daniel Schweiger (Created by Shout! Studios in 2026) Deleted Scenes Opening Scene with Alternate Music Track Image Gallery Theatrical Trailer #shoutfactory# #screamfactory# #nicolascage# #bluray# #physicalmedia# #physicalmedia# #Bluray# #cinema# #Horror# #Movie# #Movies# #HorrorCommunity# #FilmCommunity# #4KBluray# #4KUltraHD# #physicalmedia# #FilmstaGram# #physicalmediaforever# #bluraycollector# #bluraycollection# #Horror# #HorrorMovie# #HorrorMovies# #Film# #Cinema# #CinemaLovers# #FilmTwitter# #Cinephile# #MovieBuff# #NowWatching#

Coming to 4K UHD Steelbook 12/2 from @UmbrellaEnt Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary (1993) 4K + Blu-ray Collector’s Edition Steelbook Pre-order: Only available from the Umbrella webstore, the Super Mario Bros. Steelbook Collector’s Edition includes: 4K restoration from original camera negative Over 450 page hardback bound book including a host of production materials, interviews and artwork Classic artwork designed outer rigid slipcase Classic artwork design slipcase Limited Edition numbered release DISC 1 4K Feature Feature film from 4K master Audio Commentary with Parker Bennett (screenwriter) Audio Commentary with Fred Caruso (co-producer) and David L. Snyder (production designer) Audio Commentary with Jeff Goodwin (key makeup artist), Mark McCoy (special effects crew) and Craig Edwards (production assistant) Audio Commentary with Steven Applebaum & Ryan Hoss (Super Mario Bros. The Movie archivists) Newly restored 4K deleted scenes Newly restored 4K Ain’t No Game trailer Newly restored 4K I’ve Got The Power trailer DISC 2 Blu-ray Feature Feature film from brand new 4K master Audio Commentary with Parker Bennett (screenwriter) Audio Commentary with Fred Caruso (co-producer) and David L. Snyder (production designer) Audio Commentary with Jeff Goodwin (key makeup artist), Mark McCoy (special effects crew) and Craig Edwards (production assistant) Audio Commentary with Steven Applebaum & Richard Hoss (Super Mario Bros. The Movie archivists) Newly restored deleted scenes Newly restored Ain’t No Game trailer Newly restored I’ve Got The Power trailer DISC 3 Blu-ray Extras Newly restored workprint in HD •Storyboard to Screen animatics •Academic Featurettes ◦Katabasis of the Lost Girl ◦Anarcho-Dino-Sado Chic: The Fashion of Dinohattan ◦The Hero Moment: Super Mario, Superhero ◦(D)evolution, Dystopia, and Trusting the Fungus •Spike & Iggy Revolutionary Rap music video restored with new music composed by Richard Edson •Anti-Koopa protest music video •Collection of archival Japanese trailers •Collection of archival commercials •This Ain't No Video Game Featurette (55mins) •'Making Of' Featurette (25mins) •Original electronic press kit with cast interviews and behind-the-scenes footage •Galleries: Stills, storyboards and concepts #steelbook# #supermario# #nintendo# #videogames# #bluray# #physicalmedia# #Bluray# #cinema# #Horror# #Movie# #Movies# #HorrorCommunity# #FilmCommunity# #4KBluray# #4KUltraHD# #physicalmedia# #FilmstaGram# #physicalmediaforever# #bluraycollector# #bluraycollection# #Horror# #HorrorMovie# #HorrorMovies# #Film# #Cinema# #CinemaLovers# #FilmTwitter# #Cinephile# #MovieBuff# #NowWatching#