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CinemaBlend Last year, Batman Forever celebrated its 25th anniversary, but it wasn’t just the theatrical cut of the movie that drew attention. Director Joel Schumacher’s original vision for the Caped Crusader’s 1995 cinematic outing, a.k.a. the Schumacher Cut, drove the more passionate fans into a frenzy after it was revealed this longer and darker take truly existed. One year later, said fans have come out in droves on social media calling for Warner Bros to release the Schumacher Cut, and Val Kilmer has joined in on the fun. Head over to Twitter today and you’ll see tha...

Fans planning a #ReleaseTheSchumacherCut event for Batman Forever next week.

Maximum Overdrive (1986) Emilio Estevez - The Black Sheep April 28, 2021 by: Stephen King is one of the most prolific horror writers of all time. His works that have been translated to media are so varied that King films are a sub-genre themselves. But when it comes to the master, there is a category of one. The only movie Mr. King ever directed himself, When going through his vast collection of adaptations, you could make a case for a handful of different films to be crowned The Black Sheep. Though Stephen King and star Emilio Estevez have gone on record with their regrets about the movie...

In a 1996 interview with NPR's Terry Gross, Neil Simon spoke about the imbalance between his desire for leisure time and his need to write: "I'm my own odd couple," he said. (Simon died at the age of 91 in August 2018.) Simon's tilt toward playwriting inured to the benefit of generations of audiences in the thousands of laughs he generated with timeless comedies among which THE ODD COUPLE endures (arguably) at the top of the list. Since its 1965 premiere on Broadway, the classic confrontation between two polar opposites ~ the iconic characters of the hypochondriac stickler for order and neat...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard We over here at CinemaBlend often like to play around with hypothetical situation where we imagine various Marvel and DC characters any given actor or actress would be perfect to play. Well, with someone like Jeffrey Wright, that’s a game we don’t have to play because the Golden Globe-winning actor will appear in both universes in the very near future (The MCU’s What If…? and DC’s The Batman in case you were wondering). But it isn’t all Marvel cartoons and live-action Gotham adventures for Jeffrey Wright as the veteran actor is set...