FormeriCarlyactressMiranda Cosgroveis once again showing fans that there’s a brighter side of every situation. In a recent interview withVariety, the previous Nickelodeon star addressed thetantalizing possibility of a full-lengthiCarlymovie— and hinted that something like this may be closer than audiences might think. “I’m pretty sure it’s gonna happen,” Cosgrove told Variety confidently, expressing her own hopes of returning to the world that had originally made her a household name. “I’m excited, and I’d love to get to wrap up the story....

On this episode of Collider Movie Talk (April 28th, 2016) Dennis Tzeng, Kristian Harloff, and John Rocha discuss the following: After a slew of reports peggedForce AwakensstarDaisy Ridleyas the potential lead in the rebootedTomb Raidermovie, THR debunked that casting,revealing Oscar winnerAlicia Vikanderin the role as Lara Croft. The project, which hasThe WavedirectorRoar Uthaugon board to direct, will tell the story of a young and untested Croft fighting to survive her first adventure....

20th Century Fox has released a new behind-the-scenes featurette for the upcoming murder mysteryMurder on the Orient Express, and it shows the lengths to whichKenneth Branaghwent to ensure the full theatrical experience was captured as practically as possible. Based on theAgatha Christienovel of the same name, the film follows famous detective Hercule Poirot (Branagh) as he tries to solve the murder of one of the passengers aboard the Orient Express....

After directing multiple episodes ofJessica Jonesfor Marvel Television,S.J. Clarksonhas been tapped to develop a female-led comic book movie for Sony based on the studio’s universe of Marvel characters. Varietybroke the news, and while the trade admits it isn’t sure who this mysterious Marvel movie will be centered around, it claims that Madame Web is the most likely culprit. Last September,Collider exclusively reportedthat a Madame Web movie was in the works at Sony, however, my sources hadMorbiusscribesMatt SazamaandBurk Sharplesswriting the script....

With credits that include his work on Prime Video’sModern Loveand his work onSing Street,John Carneyis setting the stage for his next directorial endeavour with his upcoming musical comedy,Power Ballad. 30WEST and Anthony Bregman’s Likely Story are the brains behind the film which has castPaul Rudd (Ant-Man)andNick Jonas(Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle). The film certain to be a hotly contested one at the Cannes market this month even as filming is underway in Dublin....

Welcome back toTheCollider Pop Culture Review, in which Collider’s weekend editor Vinnie Mancuso wakes up only slightly hungover on a Saturday to rate the week’s biggest stories in film and television on a scale from 1 to 10. (1 is soul-crushingly bad, 10 is mind-blowingly incredible.) This week:The Lion Kingremake trailer is not “live-action” but it is gosh-dang gorgeous, the fullBirds of Preytitle is longer than most movies, Sony might have set dates forMorbiusand aVenomsequel, and the marketing for Damon Lindelof’sWatchmenseries continues to be mysterious and infuriating....

In recent chats with directorRidley Scott, he spoke a bit about the state of hisAlienfranchise and how his 2012 sci-fi prequelPrometheus- and its upcoming sequels - fit into it. Scott, who confirmed that the unofficially titledPrometheus 2would be his next film, had previously said that: “Prometheus has its own story to tell before it eventually ties into the movie that started it all…it won’t be in the next one. It will be in the one after this one or maybe even a fourth film before we get back into the ‘Alien’ franchise....

Hey, you know what theStar Trekfranchise needs? A feature take fromQuentin Tarantino. Because when you think about the 50-plus years of the science-forward, progressive, and incredibly optimistic sci-fi title, you may’t help but think that it’s missing out on opportunities for gratuitous violence and colorful language, right? Well if the two-time Oscar-winner makes good onhis idea for aStar Trekmovie, we might just end up seeing what that looks like, for better or worse....

Matt Bettinelli-Olpin,Tyler GillettandChad Villella, the filmmaking collective known as Radio Silence, are back with their latest offering,Ready or Not. The dark horror comedy starsSamara Weavingas Grace, a young bride who experiences one of the worst wedding nights in the history of weddings. Grace realizes to her terror that she must play a deadly game with her new husband’s family in order to survive the night and make it to the dawn with her marriage intact....

Channing Tatumwill take on an interesting role in Warner Bros. and Warner Animation Group’s new animated adventure-comedy,Smallfoot. His furry protagonist takes center stage in the film’s first trailer. It’s a pretty solid introduction to the humorous tone of the movie and the twist on the mythology of the yeti, and one that’s obviously family-friendly. While chatting withPeopleabout the movie, Tatum said, “I’d be lying if I didn’t say I’m super excited for my daughter to see something that I’m in....

The FX dramaTabooseemed to come out of nowhere in a whirl of smoke and top hats when it debuted in January 2017. Created byPeaky BlindersmastermindSteven KnightalongsideTom Hardyand his father,Chips Hardy, the eight-episode period piece starred Hardy himself as the enigmatic James Delaney, a long-thought-dead expat who returns to 1814 London to claim his father’s inheritance. There’s been very little update on the show since its first season finale, until our own Steve Weintraub brought Knight into the Collider studio to discuss his latest,Serenity....

It’s the end of the year, which means it’s time for all the Best of 2018 lists you can handle. While you can certainly look forward to plenty more to come running down the best movies, TV, and more of year here on Collider, the fact is most awards contenders are still in theaters, and sometimes when you’re home for the holidays, you just want to watch what you can at home....

Things are getting chilly on the set of Prime Video’sThe Boysas the show’s Twitter account shared a photo ofJesse T. Usher’s A-Train in a chilly, snow-filled field. Whiledetailssurrounding the show’s upcoming fourth season are being kept under wraps, the latest image teases that production is taking advantage of the natural beauty of theirfilming location’s(Toronto) winter. The shot reveals the actor in his character’s skin-tight blue uniform, wearing everything but A-Train’s iconic glasses....