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Zombieland 3 Closer Than You Think: Release Window Revealed
Zombieland 3 Closer Than You Think: Release Window Revealed
Grab your Twinkies: Zombieland 3 looks very much alive, with a release window on the horizon for the next chapter of the 2009 horror-comedy hit that raked in about $102.4 million.
Now You See Me: Now You Don't Director Reunites With Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson — And Says They’re the Most Fun to Work With
Now You See Me: Now You Don't Director Reunites With Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson — And Says They’re the Most Fun to Work With
Director Ruben Fleischer is stepping behind the curtain of Now You See Me, and in our exclusive he teases bolder illusions, higher-stakes heists, and fresh misdirections poised to outfox even the franchise’s most eagle-eyed fans.
Rosamund Pike Goes Full Bond Villain in Now You See Me 3
Rosamund Pike Goes Full Bond Villain in Now You See Me 3
Rosamund Pike is channeling her Bond-era chill for Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, teasing a sleeker, more ruthless antagonist as the heist franchise shuffles the deck for its third act.
Magic Fading? Now You See Me 3 on Track for the Trilogy’s Weakest Box Office
Magic Fading? Now You See Me 3 on Track for the Trilogy’s Weakest Box Office
Despite heavy buzz, Lionsgate’s Now You See Me 3 is tracking for a franchise-low opening weekend, with early projections pointing to a slower start than the first two films under director Ruben Fleischer.
Now You See Me 3: Should You Stay Through the Credits?
Now You See Me 3: Should You Stay Through the Credits?
The Horsemen are back for their boldest caper yet as Now You See Me: Now You Don’t hits theaters worldwide on November 14, 2025. The real question: should you stay through the credits for one last trick?
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t — When It Drops, Who’s Back, and How to Watch
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t — When It Drops, Who’s Back, and How to Watch
Gearing up to steal the spotlight, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t lands in days, unleashing the franchise’s third high-wire heist with new magicians joining the crew and a world-spanning con to match.
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Review: Is the Magic Back or Just Smoke and Mirrors?
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Review: Is the Magic Back or Just Smoke and Mirrors?
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t pulls off the franchise’s slickest trick yet, cranking up the stakes, scale, and sleight of hand. After a middling second act, this decade-later caper snaps the series back into form with its sharpest, showiest illusions — the best entry so far.
Now You See Me 3 Cast Unveiled: Every Star Returning for the Next Heist
Now You See Me 3 Cast Unveiled: Every Star Returning for the Next Heist
The Four Horsemen are back on the big screen: Now You See Me: Now You Don’t lands November 14, 2025, with every major player back in the deck as Jesse Eisenberg’s fast-talking J. Daniel Atlas and the crew deal another round of slick, crowd-pleasing misdirection.
Muppets Icon Miss Piggy Lands Her Own Movie With A-List Co-Stars Emma Stone And Jennifer Lawrence
Muppets Icon Miss Piggy Lands Her Own Movie With A-List Co-Stars Emma Stone And Jennifer Lawrence
Jennifer Lawrence says she and Emma Stone are finally teaming up — on a Miss Piggy-led Muppets movie. The iconic diva, created by Jim Henson Company's Bonnie Erickson in 1974, is ready for her close-up.
All’s Fair Star Sarah Paulson Calls Out Pedro Pascal—Is a New A-List Feud Brewing?
All’s Fair Star Sarah Paulson Calls Out Pedro Pascal—Is a New A-List Feud Brewing?
Sarah Paulson kept it spicy on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen After Show, dishing a candid take on bestie Pedro Pascal while revving up buzz for November’s legal drama All’s Fair—no rough patch, just prime-time banter.
5 Reasons Jason Bateman Must Return for Game Night 2
5 Reasons Jason Bateman Must Return for Game Night 2
Jason Bateman’s 2018 black-comedy hit Game Night delivered razor-sharp laughs, rave reviews, and a $117.7 million haul on a $37 million budget—now sequel plans are back in play.
Now You See Me Star Shuts Down Matthew McConaughey’s Dream With a Firm Not a Chance
Now You See Me Star Shuts Down Matthew McConaughey’s Dream With a Firm Not a Chance
Woody Harrelson just killed the dream of a True Detective reunion. The actor says he will never reprise Marty Hart, even as creator Nic Pizzolatto eyes another season for Hart and Rust Cohle.
Woody Harrelson Slams Door on True Detective Reunion for Good
Woody Harrelson Slams Door on True Detective Reunion for Good
Nic Pizzolatto hyped a summer return for Cohle and Hart, but Woody Harrelson just slammed the brakes—he’s not coming back to True Detective.
Now You See Me Star Puts More Distance Between Himself And James Franco With Blunt New Remarks
Now You See Me Star Puts More Distance Between Himself And James Franco With Blunt New Remarks
Dave Franco isn’t riding James’s coattails. The 21 Jump Street standout tells Bustle his rise is powered by hustle, not family ties — even if big-brother buzz opened a few doors.
Jesse Eisenberg Wants Zombieland 3 — Is Another Decade-Long Wait Coming?
Jesse Eisenberg Wants Zombieland 3 — Is Another Decade-Long Wait Coming?
Jesse Eisenberg is ready to reload for Zombieland 3, but he wants another franchise to step up first—raising the question: is the undead reunion stuck on a 10-year timer?
Move Over Lookalikes: Jesse Eisenberg Turns Now You See Me 3 Hype Into Pop-Up Magic Shows
Move Over Lookalikes: Jesse Eisenberg Turns Now You See Me 3 Hype Into Pop-Up Magic Shows
The con is back on: Now You See Me: Now You Don’t materializes in theaters November 14, promising bigger tricks, bolder heists, and blink-and-you-miss-’em twists.
Early Buzz Crowns Now You See Me 3 a Masterpiece
Early Buzz Crowns Now You See Me 3 a Masterpiece
First reactions are in, and Now You See Me 3 is pulling off its boldest trick yet: critics say Now You See Me: Now You Don’t wins them over with slick spectacle and swagger, with some already calling it a masterpiece.
Mark Ruffalo Recalls Saving Woody Harrelson From a Bar Brawl While Filming the Original Now You See Me
Mark Ruffalo Recalls Saving Woody Harrelson From a Bar Brawl While Filming the Original Now You See Me
Mark Ruffalo says he had to play hero off-screen in New Orleans, pulling Woody Harrelson out of a bar fight during the original Now You See Me shoot.
Only One Thing Will Bring Matthew McConaughey Back to True Detective After The Lost Bus
Only One Thing Will Bring Matthew McConaughey Back to True Detective After The Lost Bus
Matthew McConaughey reignites True Detective comeback buzz in a new interview, years after his chilling turn as Rust Cohle and breakout as Interstellar’s Cooper.
First Look: Young Haymitch Stuns in Hunger Games Prequel Set Photo
First Look: Young Haymitch Stuns in Hunger Games Prequel Set Photo
A sharp new set photo from The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping lands from Germany, spotlighting Joseph Zada as a young Haymitch Abernathy beneath a gleaming Capitol Victor poster touting his win. Francis Lawrence’s prequel rewinds to the 50th Hunger Games with bold propaganda flair.