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Inside The Craziest, Raunchiest, Most Politically Incorrect Animated Comedy Ever
Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and the filmmaking team behind Sausage Party talk with BuzzFeed News about the 10 years it took to make the first-ever R-rated CG animated movie about a lesbian taco, a Jewish bagel, and an evil literal douche.
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“Suicide Squad” Opens Big, But With A Catch
The movie’s $135.1 million estimated domestic debut broke records, but a steep drop from Friday to Saturday does not bode well for the film’s future.
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Inside The Heartbreaking Short Film That Won Sundance
Thunder Road is a single-take, 12-minute movie of a man giving a eulogy for his mother through the words of Bruce Springsteen. Here’s how it went from an alcohol-induced idea to Grand Jury Prize winner at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival.
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The Biggest Winners At 2016 Comic-Con
Wonder Woman, Rihanna, and a request — once more — to hold the door.
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Inside The New Trippy “Doctor Strange” Footage
And even more footage from the Marvel Studios film debuted at Comic-Con.
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What We Know About The New “Star Trek” TV Series So Far
UPDATE: It’s called Star Trek: Discovery, and the star is a woman.
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“Justice League” Looks Like It Might Actually Be Fun
“Arthur Curry. I hear you can talk to fish.”
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8 Very Nerdy Things About “Star Trek Beyond”
“It was, at times, the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life,” screenwriter Simon Pegg told BuzzFeed News. Warning: SPOILERS ahead.
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The “Star Trek” Cast Paid A Moving Tribute To Anton Yelchin
“Anton should be here,” said producer J.J. Abrams at the Star Trek Beyond premiere at Comic-Con.
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Meet Sulu’s Husband In “Star Trek Beyond”
“It was something we all really believed strongly in, and it was kind of nice to put your money where your mouth is,” screenwriter Doug Jung told BuzzFeed News.
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“Ghostbusters” Is A Hit, But Not A Big Hit
The controversial comedy reboot opened with an estimated $46 million at the domestic box office.
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How Do You Spell The “Law & Order” Sound?
Dun dun? Doink doink? Chung chung? Something else?
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The Surprising Controversy Behind The New Gay “Star Trek” Character
Out actor George Takei, who originally played Lt. Sulu, called the creative decision to make the character gay in Star Trek Beyond “really unfortunate,” prompting strong responses from Beyond screenwriter and actor Simon Pegg and out actor Zachary Quinto.
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Movies’ Biggest Winners And Losers In 2016, So Far
From Disney and Deadpool to X-Men: Apocalypse and Michael Moore, here are the actors, filmmakers, and studios with reason to celebrate for the first half of the year — and others who may wish it was over already.
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Tight Security At Oscars Ceremony Was Breached By Crasher, Prosecutors Confirm
Charges brought by the Los Angeles city attorney confirm the man’s account of crashing the highly restricted 2016 ceremony, which organizers have so far refused to acknowledge.
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18 “The West Wing” Moments That Will Give You Hope
Because there’s no such thing as watching just one clip from The West Wing.
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“Axanar,” Other Fan Films Endangered By New “Star Trek” Guidelines
“Anything that is already out there will remain out there,” a CBS exec said on June 29. “We have no intention of taking anything down.”
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How “Star Trek” Created, Lost, And Won Back Pop Culture’s Most Devoted Fandom
As science fiction’s most venerable franchise marks its 50th anniversary with a new movie and its first new TV series in over a decade, the chance to unify and mobilize its famously devoted — and demanding — fanbase may be the true final frontier.
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“Captain America: Civil War” Opens With Marvel Studios’ Best Non-Avengers Debut
The Marvel Studios film earned an estimated $181.8 million domestic debut.
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The “Captain America: Civil War” Directors Reveal How It Was Assembled
“They would come to us and say, ‘Are you sure we can’t make this movie without Spider-Man?’ We would say, ‘You absolutely can’t do it without him,’” director Joe Russo told BuzzFeed News. Warning: MAJOR SPOILERS!
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