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MoviesKevin Polowy'Transformers: The Last Knight' Breakout Isabela Moner Reveals Munchkin Beginnings and Superhero Dreams
Long before she was dodging Decepticons alongside Mark Wahlberg as the tough and acerbic Izabella in the new sequel Transformers: The Last Knight, Isabela Moner made her stage debut in a musical-theater production of The Wizard of Oz. And no, the future Hollywood actor and singer was not Dorothy. “I was a Munchkin,” the 15-year-old Cleveland native told Yahoo Movies during a round of 15 Questions (watch above).
MoviesKevin PolowyLea Thompson Recalls the Various Woes of 'Space Camp'
Joaquin Phoenix), looked like a lot of fun to make. It’s why the question of “How fun was Space Camp?” came up during our recent Facebook Live interview with Thompson, the actress-turned-director whose new film The Year of Spectacular Men premiered last week at the L.A. Film Festival.
MoviesKevin PolowyLea Thompson on Middle-Aged 'Back to the Future' Makeup: 'No One's That Scared Seeing Me Now'
In a Facebook Live chat with Yahoo Movies, 'Back to the Future' star describes makeup process that in the film made her look age she is now in real life
MoviesKevin PolowyKeanu Reeves Chews Some Scenery in 'The Bad Batch': Watch an Exclusive Clip
Yahoo Movies' exclusive sneak peek from new film from director Ana Lily Amirpou, starring Suki Waterhouse, Keanu Reeves, Jason Momoa, stealthy Jim Carrey
MoviesKevin PolowyLea Thompson Talks 'Howard the Duck,' Claims Her Crown as First Queen of Marvel
During Yahoo Movies' Facebook Live chat with Lea Thompson, she stands behind her role in '80s cult favorite 'Howard the Duck' — and its fans
MoviesKevin Polowy'Baby Driver' Car Action Got Stamp of Approval From 'Drive' Star Ryan Gosling, Says Edgar Wright
'Baby Driver' crew visits Yahoo Movies, director Edgar Wright shares story of getting a thumbs-up from Ryan Gosling for first car-chase scene at CinemaCon
MoviesKevin PolowyBruce Willis Wants Jason Momoa to Return His Dog in 'Once Upon a Time in Venice' Exclusive Clip
Venice Beach P.I. Steve Ford (Willis) just had his home robbed, but all he wants when he finds suspects (led by Momoa's Spyder) is return of beloved pooch
MoviesKevin Polowy'Cars 3' Team on Dark Teaser Trailer: Worried Kids Asked 'Are You Killing Lightning McQueen?'
First teaser for Disney-Pixar's 'Cars 3' surprised fans with its ominous tone; team behind the movie says it was a matter of necessity more than design
MoviesKevin PolowyWhat Happened to the People in the 'Cars' Universe? 'Cars 3' Cast Offers Theories
The 'Cars 3' cast has their own theories
MoviesKevin Polowy'Despicable Me 3': Watch Gru and Dru Take the Despicamobile Out for a Spin in Exclusive Clip
Batman has the Batmobile. The Ghostbusters have the Ectomobile. And naturally, Gru has the Despicamobile.
MoviesKevin Polowy'First Kill' Trailer and Poster: Bruce Willis and Hayden Christensen Tangle in the Great Outdoors (Exclusive)
New trailer for July film starring Willis and Christensen in race against time to save child held by criminals as leverage over witness to their crime
MoviesKevin PolowyTom Holland Admits He Has Way Too Many Spider-Man Toys, Sleeps in Spidey Blanket
In Facebook Live chat with Yahoo Movies, Tom Holland talks about collection of tie-ins based on his character, how they decorate his new apartment
MoviesKevin PolowyTupac Shakur on the Set of 'Juice': Watch a Rare Interview (Blu-ray Exclusive)
Exclusive first look at a bonus feature from the 'Juice' 25th anniversary Blu-ray, featuring a rare interview with Tupac Shakur on the set of the 1992 film
MoviesKevin Polowy'Spider-Man: Homecoming': Tom Holland Wants New Peter Parker to Be His Generation's Marty McFly
Actor tells Yahoo Movies that 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' is not just a superhero movie, but also could stand on its own as a high-school/coming of age movie
MoviesMarcus Errico'Beauty and the Beast': Watch Emma Watson's Deleted Scene (Exclusive)
Disney’s live-action Beauty and the Beast, a two-hour-plus spectacle stuffed with a dozen songs, hundreds of characters, and new scenes that fleshed out some plot holes from the animated original, left several bits on the cutting-room floor. Now, Yahoo Movies has your exclusive first look at one of those deleted scenes featuring Emma Watson‘s heroine (watch it above). Director Bill Condon had conceived this scene to come early in the film, as Belle makes her way around her “provincial town” and interacts with its denizens.
MoviesKevin PolowyTom Holland Is Recognized More Now for ‘Lip Sync Battle’ Than Spider-Man
'Spider-Man Homecoming' star Tom Holland talks the fan reaction to his crazy 'Lip Sync Battle' performance — an
MoviesKevin Polowy'Wonder Woman' Director Loves the Lynda Carter Show but Couldn't Use the Theme
Patty Jenkins on her love for the Lynda Carter TV show
MoviesKevin PolowyHow Chris Hemsworth Helped Tom Holland Land Spider-Man Role
Tom Holland had a friend in a high place when it came to auditioning for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In 2013, Holland bonded with Thor himself, Chris Hemsworth, as the pair endured the shared experience of suffering through 500-calorie-per-day diets to play shipwrecked whalers in Ron Howard’s 2015 historical drama In the Heart of the Sea. “I sent him an email while auditioning, sort of like, ‘Hey, Chris, so I’m auditioning for Spider-Man. Can you let them know that I’m amazing or something?'” Holland recalled to us in a Facebook Live interview.
MoviesKevin Polowy'Wonder Woman' Star Gal Gadot and Cast on Their Landmark Movie: 'After 75 Years, It's About Time'
Said star Gal Gadot: "I think it's so important that girls and boys will have a strong female figure to look up to and be inspired by."
MoviesKevin PolowyTom Holland Talks 'Uncharted,' Suggests Jake Gyllenhaal or Chris Pratt for Co-Star Role of Sully
Tom Holland is in full Peter Parker mode, with his first Marvel Cinematic Universe standalone entry, Spider-Man: Homecoming, five weeks out and back-to-back Avengers films currently in production in Atlanta. “I didn’t know much about it… It [came from] a conversation I had with [Sony CEO] Tom Rothman about the potential of different movies that I’d like to work [on] with Sony. With Holland taking up the mantle as Nathan Drake, it stands to reason that the next character the studio will need to cast is Drake’s faithful ally/mentor, Sully.
MoviesKevin Polowy'Wonder Woman': Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, and Patty Jenkins on the Invisible Jet and Jumpa the Kangaroo
The 'Wonder Woman' cast and crew on some of the more interesting comic-book plot lines
MoviesKevin Polowy'Shimmer Lake' Trailer: Funny People Pack Dark New Thriller Told in Reverse (Exclusive)
Glance at the cast listing for the upcoming Netflix release Shimmer Lake and you’d probably expect a comedy: Rainn Wilson (The Office), Ron Livingston (Office Space), Adam Pally (Happy Endings), Rob Corddry (Hot Tub Time Machine), John Michael Higgins (Pitch Perfect), Wyatt Russell (Everybody Wants Some). And the film’s writer-director, Oren Uziel, penned the surprisingly great — and funny — sequel 22 Jump Street.
MoviesKevin Polowy'The Reagan Show' Trailer: New Doc Looks Back at a President Who Was Ready for His Close-Up (Exclusive)
“Ronald Reagan? The actor?” So a flabbergasted 1955-era Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) famously quipped to time-traveling teen Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) in Back to the Future when told who the president of the United States would be in 1985.
MoviesKevin Polowy'Long Strange Trip' Trailer: First Look at the Epic Grateful Dead Documentary (Exclusive)
It’s hard to believe there has not yet been a definitive documentary about the Grateful Dead, the seminal, cultishly followed jam-band. You can get your first look at Long Strange Trip in the exclusive trailer above. Directed by Amir Bar-Lev (The Tillman Story, My Kid Could Paint That) and produced by Martin Scorsese (you already know), Long Strange Trip culls new interviews, never-seen-before footage, concert performances, acid flashbacks, and more to tell the untold story of the Grateful Dead, from their conception in Palo Alto, California, to the 1995 death of de facto leader Jerry Garcia and beyond.
MoviesKevin Polowy'Get Out': Jordan Peele Reveals the One Easter Egg He Didn't Think You'd Spot (Exclusive)
Jordan Peele’s biting commentary on race in America-slash-scarefest about a black photographer whose weekend away at his white girlfriend’s country home turns into a nightmare is chock-full of foreshadowing, subtext, and Easter eggs. Internet sleuths have been dissecting the deeply layered film since the film’s release, and Peele himself will occasionally chime in on Twitter to confirm or deny their findings. At this week’s press event for Get Out‘s home release in Los Angeles (the film is now available on digital services and will be available May 23 on DVD/Blu-ray), the writer-director revealed to Yahoo Movies the hidden reference he was most impressed viewers recognized.