Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe has changed the moviemaking climate, and managed to do what seemed impossible a decade ago: craft an interconnected cinematic universe using serialized storytelling. Read More here

The awards will be handed out Nov. 11 in a live ceremony airing on E! for the first time.

Avengers: Infinity War has been nominated for quite a few awards including the below…

Movie of 2018
Black Panther / Avengers: Infinity War / Incredibles 2 / Fifty Shades Freed / A Quiet Place

Action Movie of 2018
Black Panther / Avengers: Infinity War / Deadpool 2 / Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom / Ocean’s 8

Male Movie Star of 2018
Chris Hemsworth, Avengers: Infinity War
Robert Downey Jr., Avengers: Infinity War
Chadwick Boseman, Black Panther
Chris Pratt, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Nick Robinson, Love, Simon

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Gwyneth Paltrow uploaded two photos to Instagram that show the actress behind the scenes of the Avengers 4 reshoots. Read More here

The Marvel Cinematic Universe may have been making successful blockbusters for a decade, but the spectacle and stakes were on another level for Avengers: Infinity War. All of the MCU’s biggest characters collided to the epic battle against Josh Brolin’s Thanos, with The Russo Brothers managing to serve each character in the process. Infinity War also shocked audiences by having Thanos win, and destroy half the galaxy with the snap of his Gauntlet. Moviegoers are eager to learn how the narrative will continue, and if its somehow possible to bring back those fallen characters. Mark Ruffalo recently spoke to Avengers 4’s reshoots, revealing that the ending of the Phase Three conclusion hadn’t been completed. Read More here

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* Air America
* Chef
* Fur
* Good Night and Good Luck
* Avengers – Infinity War
* Johnny Be Good
* True Believer
* Ally McBeal Season 4

The summer of 2008 broke history, and rebuilt it. America suffered through a bitter presidential election on the road to a globewrecking financial crisis. In theaters, cinematic generations were rising — and falling. Superheroes, Will Smith, George Lucas, Guillermo del Toro, Emma Stone, Mike Myers, Sisterhoods and Step Brothers, Batman, and ABBA, adaptations of TV shows we still tweet about, new installments of movie franchises studios won’t stop rebooting: everything Hollywood was before, alongside everything it still is. In our weekly column Two Thousand Late, we’ll explore the big hits and curious flops from a summer that has never really ended. Next week: Summer ends and a new era dawns with The House Bunny. This week: critic at large Leah Greenblatt and TV critic Darren Franich on Tropic Thunder. Read More here

There was no shortage of emotional moments in Avengers: Infinity War, but most can agree that Peter Parker’s death near the end of the movie was the most heartbreaking. Seeing the teenaged Spider-Man dying in his mentor Iron Man’s arms as Thanos wiped out half of the universe was just too devastating for any Marvel fan to watch without setting off the waterworks. Read More here

Beverly Hills, California: Will Smith, Jordan Peele, Kirsten Dunst and Robert Downey Jr. are part of YouTube Original’s new series line-up. Read More here

There has been a new development on HBO and Team Downey’s TV series in the works that reimagines Perry Mason. The project, a take on Erle Stanley Gardner’s classic character, was originally set up at HBO two years ago with Robert Downey Jr. attached to play the title character. I hear it became clear about six months ago that Downey Jr.’s feature commitments would make it difficult for him to act on the series, which remains in active development at HBO. Read More here