It was confirmed yesterday that Amazon has acquired MGM, meaning the James Bond franchise will soon be part of the company's streaming platform. Does that mean No Time to Die is going to skip theaters?
It's been confirmed today that Amazon has acquired MGM for a whopping $8.45 billion, giving the streaming service access to iconic franchises such as James Bond, Tomb Raider, Stargate, and many more...
Amazon was among the streaming services that refused to pay for No Time to Die's streaming rights, but they're now bringing out the big bucks for a potential acquisition of MGM and its entire slate...
No Time To Die director Cary Fukunaga is set to helm a big-screen adaptation of Rick Remender's popular Cyberpunk Image Comics series, Tokyo Ghost, for Legendary Pictures. More past the jump...
After several weeks of speculation, MGM and EON have officially announced their decision to push back Daniel Craig's long-awaited 007 swan song No Time to Die from April to this October.
There may be more bad news for upcoming blockbusters, as a new report reveals that another slew of release date changes are in the pipeline, including No Time to Die, potentially Black Widow, and more.
This seemed inevitable after last night's report, and it's now been announced that Daniel Craig's final adventure as iconic super-spy James Bond, No Time To Die, has departed its April 2 release date...
It's no secret that MGM wanted big money for No Time to Die's streaming rights, but the company is now banking on being able to sell its entire film and TV studio, banking on a huge sale for its catalogue!
No Time To Die star Lashana Lynch played Maria Rambeau in Captain Marvel, but in a new interview, the actress reveals that she read for several other Marvel-related projects before landing the role...
James Bond is finally returning to the world of video games as it's been announced today that IO Interactive, the team behind the Hitman franchise, are developing an origin story for 007. Check it out...