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Watch ‘Logan’ Star Dafne Keen’s Impressive X-23 Audition With Hugh Jackman
Watch ‘Logan’ Star Dafne Keen’s Impressive X-23 Audition With Hugh Jackman
Watch ‘Logan’ Star Dafne Keen’s Impressive X-23 Audition With Hugh Jackman
The role of young mutant Laura (aka X-23) in Logan is a demanding one, to say the least, and it’s not surprising that finding the perfect actor for the part was equally challenging for director James Mangold. He needed to find a 12-year-old actress with acrobatic and martial-arts skills who could speak English and Spanish, and, perhaps most important of all, hold her own opposite Hugh Jackman. That’s a pretty specific list of requirements, but Dafne Keen fit the bill (and then some), and now you can watch one of the incredibly impressive (and profanity-laden, FYI) audition tapes that led to her breakout role.
Wolverine Talks Sabertooth in This ‘Logan’ Deleted Scene
Wolverine Talks Sabertooth in This ‘Logan’ Deleted Scene
Wolverine Talks Sabertooth in This ‘Logan’ Deleted Scene
Fans of Hugh Jackman’s final Wolverine movie are about to have a pretty big month: not only does Logan return to theaters in a special black-and-white format on Tuesday, May 16, but the movie will be available on VOD that same date and on Blu-ray/DVD on May 23. A home video release, of course, means deleted scenes, and deleted scenes often have a habit of showing up online in the few weeks before the physical copy is released. And gosh, wouldn’t you know? A doozy of a deleted scene is now available for your viewing pleasure.
Rumor: New ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Trailer Will Feature a Very Special Appearance
Rumor: New ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Trailer Will Feature a Very Special Appearance
Rumor: New ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Trailer Will Feature a Very Special Appearance
Can a trailer spoil a film if the scenes in question are taken out of context? That’s been an ongoing debate among movie fans for some time, but here’s a new question: Can a trailer itself be spoiled? Well, if this X-Men: Apocalypse rumor is correct (and it probably is), then consider this post a spoiler for the new trailer, which will reportedly arrive online after it premieres this week at Cinema-Con in Las Vegas. The spoiler-sensitive among you should probably turn back now.
‘Wolverine’ Sequel Confirms Aiming for R Rating, But Not Because of ‘Deadpool’
‘Wolverine’ Sequel Confirms Aiming for R Rating, But Not Because of ‘Deadpool’
‘Wolverine’ Sequel Confirms Aiming for R Rating, But Not Because of ‘Deadpool’
Following the record-breaking success of Deadpool, a rumor emerged that Fox was targeting an R rating for their sequel to The Wolverine, which would give Hugh Jackman’s mutant hero a proper, brutal sendoff. That rumor appears to be true, as a new report confirms that Fox is indeed aiming for an R, but it has nothing to do with Deadpool — allegedly.
‘The Wolverine’ Sequel Will Reportedly Begin Shooting in April
‘The Wolverine’ Sequel Will Reportedly Begin Shooting in April
‘The Wolverine’ Sequel Will Reportedly Begin Shooting in April
Aside from Hugh Jackman’s “Old Man Logan” tipoff during last year’s Comic-Con, we don’t know much about The Wolverine 2. Director James Mangold is returning to the helm of the upcoming sequel, which doesn’t yet have a formal title, though it is expected to hit theaters in 2017. According to a new report, we may be learning a lot more about Jackman’s final outing as the iconic X-Men character as filming is set to begin this spring.
‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Will Reportedly Have Some Mutant Cameos, Obviously
‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Will Reportedly Have Some Mutant Cameos, Obviously
‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Will Reportedly Have Some Mutant Cameos, Obviously
Earlier today, we reported the rumor that not only has Captain Marvel been cast, but she’ll be making her first appearance in the already superhero-heavy Avengers: Age of Ultron. Having major superheroes make cameos or debut in other films from their respective studios has become the norm, so it’s hardly surprising to hear that X-Men: Apocalypse — which is said to primarily focus on the First Class cast — will feature a few cameos from other X-Men…including one pretty exciting mutant in particular.
Hugh Jackman’s Mullet in ‘Chappie’ Is Not the First Time He’s Had a Mullet
Hugh Jackman’s Mullet in ‘Chappie’ Is Not the First Time He’s Had a Mullet
Hugh Jackman’s Mullet in ‘Chappie’ Is Not the First Time He’s Had a Mullet
If you’re in need of about five minutes of Chappie star Hugh Jackman and Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon discussing, joking about, and sporting mullets, have we got a clip for you. Jackman stopped by the show last night to talk Chappie – all robots and future and stuff – but Fallon quickly fixated on his favorite element of the entire film: Jackman’s mullet. Turns out, Jackman went full mullet for the role, and it’s actually not the first time he’s grown out his own party in back/business in front coif.
The Next ‘Wolverine’ Movie Will Start Shooting in Early 2016
The Next ‘Wolverine’ Movie Will Start Shooting in Early 2016
The Next ‘Wolverine’ Movie Will Start Shooting in Early 2016
Starting tomorrow, audiences around the country will be able to see Hugh Jackman in Chappie, playing a former military man turned robotics engineer trying to produce a new human-piloted police drone. He sports a hideous mullet, spends most of the film sitting at a dreary cubicle, and generally behaves like a dope. So if you’re a Jackman fan looking for the guy you love in the X-Men and Wolverine movies, I’m afraid you’re going to have to wait a while longer.
‘Chappie’ Review: Highly Artificial, Limited Intelligence
‘Chappie’ Review: Highly Artificial, Limited Intelligence
‘Chappie’ Review: Highly Artificial, Limited Intelligence
The technology in Neil Blomkamp’s movies is so fully realized and intricately detailed that it feels like another one of his characters. Now Blomkamp’s made Chappie, a film where that’s literally true in the form of a police robot given the gift of human consciousness. The result is one giant metaphor for itself; a story of the world’s first true artificial intelligence and how it is almost corrupted by violence, presented in a movie where any semblance of serious consideration of what it means to be alive is drowned out by gunfire, explosions, and macho posing.

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