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#BatmanDay: Let's celebrate with this look at the insane 'Justice League' RC Batmobile
Check out our exclusive video of the deluxe toy vehicle in action.
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#BatmanDay: The strange but true history of Harley Quinn revealed!
Editor’s note: The original version of this story ran in July 2016, as Harley Quinn was about to make her big-screen debut in Suicide Squad. With Saturday designated as the annual Batman Day, and DC celebrating by giving Harley a co-starring role coinciding with her 25th anniversary, we thought it was the perfect time to revisit our first-hand account of the strange origin of one of DC’s strangest characters from the man who dreamed her up. In the early 1990s, Paul Dini was a writer for hire, cranking out scripts for the ground-breaking, noirish Batman: The Animated Series, when inspiration struck.
- MoviesKevin Polowy
'Greed is good': Oliver Stone explains origin and relevance of classic 'Wall Street' line 30 years later
Michael Douglas never actually says the line “greed is good” in Wall Street, the seminal stockbroking drama that Oliver Stone deposited in theaters 30 years ago this December. It’s one of those infamous, constantly misquoted movie lines, up there with “Play it again, Sam” (it’s “Play it, Sam”) and “If you build it, they will come” (“If you build it, he will come”).
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Steve Carell on how his 'Battle' character wasn't actually sexist and who'd win in a match against Emma Stone
"He was just a master of emotion and it was an act," Steve Carell says about his 'Battle of the Sexes' character, "male chauvinist pig" tennis player Bobby Riggs.
MoviesMarcus ErricoHow 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' brings Colin Firth's Harry Hart back from the dead (spoilers!)
We answer the biggest mystery going into the sequel: How did superagent Galahad survive a point-blank headshot?
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Our extremely early 2018 Oscar predictions
Count "Dunkirk," "Darkest Hour," "Shape of Water," and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" among this year's early Oscar favorites.
MoviesMarcus ErricoHow 'Lego Ninjago Movie' could have turned X-rated
Feuding cast members blame each other for the dark places the toy-based film went during recording sessions.
- MoviesKevin Polowy
'Unicorn Store' star (and director!) Brie Larson on long road to success: 'I've failed for 99 percent of my career'
Brie Larson talks about her directorial debut 'Unicorn Store,' which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
MoviesMarcus Errico'Tomb Raider': Alicia Vikander turns action hero in first trailer for franchise reboot
Meet Lara Croft 2.0 as she blasts bad guys and dodges booby traps in our initial glimpse of her new action film.
MoviesMarcus Errico'The Last Jedi': New details emerge about 'Star Wars' mystery planet via Marvel
New comic miniseries will reveal more of Crait's backstory, including its connection to Luke and Leia.
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Harry Dean Stanton (1926-2017): His most memorable roles
Legendary character actor and occasional leading man Harry Dean Stanton passed away on Sept. 15 at the age of 91. Here, some of his most memorable roles.
MoviesMarcus ErricoHorror hit 'It' to get a director's cut (exclusive)
'It' director Andy Muschietti and producer Barbara Muschietti tell Yahoo Movies in Facebook Live chat they can restore "probably 15 minutes" for home video
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'Brad's Status' star Ben Stiller talks aging and prosperity: 'Success doesn't relate to personal happiness'
As his new film, 'Brad's Status,' wins raves at the Toronto Film Festival, actor Ben Stiller says it's time for him "to hold a mirror up to myself"
- MoviesKevin Polowy
Toronto: Surprisingly funny biopic 'I, Tonya,' starring Margot Robbie, attempts to reshape disgraced skater's legacy
Tonya Harding is a punch line and she knows it. But she'll no doubt be pleased with the new biopic "I, Tonya," which goes for laughs but also adds context to the skater’s familiar story.
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Post-'Moonlight,' coming-out tales 'Call Me by Your Name' and 'Battle of the Sexes' build buzz in Toronto
Following last year's breakout, two films with radically different approaches to same-sex relationships arrive at TIFF.
MoviesKevin PolowyBen Stiller is feeling bad about himself in a clip from 'Brad's Status' (exclusive)
It’s rare that a single minute of film dialogue can tell you everything you need to know about a character’s emotional state, but that’s the case with the above exclusive scene from the new comedy Brad’s Status, premiering Saturday at the Toronto International Film Festival. Brad (Ben Stiller), looking dubious and disheveled, is getting the low-down on a mutual friend’s wedding that he wasn’t invited to from the much tanner, much healthier, and much wealthier Billy Wearslter (Jemaine Clement). Brad, as he puts it, has just been “doing his thing” — but as the clip reveals, is experiencing a crisis in confidence.
- MoviesMarcus Errico
Another 'Star Wars' director down: Colin Trevorrow exits 'Episode IX'
Lucasfilm and director mutually agreed to part ways because "our visions for the project differ," according to statement.
MoviesKevin PolowySeann William Scott says he's not working as much because Hollywood's not making enough comedies
'Goon: Last of the Enforcers' star Seann William Scott says "I don't want to do a bunch of movies that I know are gonna suck."
MoviesKevin PolowyDanny Trejo calls out big stars who insist on doing their own stunts (ahem, Tom Cruise)
"I know that all the big stars hate me to say this, but I don't want to risk 80 peoples' jobs just to say I got big huevos on The Tonight Show," Trejo told Yahoo Movies.
MoviesKevin Polowy'The Lion King' director explains how death of Bambi's mom influenced the death of Simba's dad
'Lion King' co-director Rob Minkoff tells Yahoo Movies that major death in his film isn't as disturbing as the one in 'Bambi.'
MoviesYahoo Movies'Star Wars' Force Friday: Up close with Lego's 'The Last Jedi' Assault Walker (exclusive)
Detailed examination of new 'Star Wars' set reveals some previously unknown details about the upcoming sequel.
MoviesKevin PolowyJeremy Irons smoked his way through Scar's musical numbers in 'The Lion King'
Jeremy Irons has the voice of a king — or at least a king’s brother, as he proved with his deliciously wicked work voicing Simba’s evil uncle Scar in Disney’s 1994 animated hit, The Lion King. “He’s a smoker, so when we recorded him, he was smoking, including [during] the song ‘Be Prepared,‘” Lion King co-director Rob Minkoff told Yahoo Movies during a Facebook Live interview on Monday (watch above) while promoting the film’s new Signature Edition home release. Irons taped his vocals in London.
MoviesKevin PolowyA 'Lion King' fan favorite was almost fired from the Disney classic
'Lion King' director Rob Minkoff reveals Ernie Sabella, voice of Pumbaa, was almost let go during production.
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7 things to know about 'Patti Cake$' breakout star Danielle Macdonald
In "Patti Cake$," Danielle Macdonald plays Patti Dombrowksi, a white, overweight bartender from downtrodden New Jersey who dreams of being hip-hop's Next Big Thing. The wannabe star, who goes by Killa P, is no parody. You've gotta believe in her, root for her, and most importantly, buy into her.
- MoviesKevin Polowy
Olaf's playing reindeer games in 'Olaf's Frozen Adventure' poster (exclusive)
It continues to be a long wait for Disney’s sequel to the 2013 mega-hit Frozen (trust us, we have kids), with Frozen 2 slated to hit theaters Nov. 27, 2019. In parental terms, that’s roughly 15,000 questions about when the new Frozen movie is coming out. Olaf’s Frozen Adventure is a 21-minute “featurette” that follows the Josh Gad-voiced snowman and his trusty steed on a mission throughout the kingdom after Anna (Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel) realize Arendelle is lacking in holiday traditions.
