Chris McPherson

1 week ago | collider.com | Dangerous Animals |Sean Byrne |Chris McPherson |Steven Weintraub |Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub

The Reacher-powered War Machine hype just got another massive boost. While promoting his new thriller Dangerous Animals, Jai Courtney spoke with Collider’s Steve Weintraub, who couldn’t resist asking about War Machine, the upcoming sci-fi action epic from director Patrick Hughes and star Alan Ritchson. The film, currently in post-production, is already being touted by Ritchson as Netflix’s “biggest movie ever,” and according to Courtney, the buzz is very real.

1 week ago | collider.com | Chris McPherson |Christina Radish

Matthew Goode has nothing but love for the Downton Abbey universe — even if he won’t be making a return trip to Highclere Castle for Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale. As the film gears up for its theatrical release, fans have been wondering whether all beloved characters will return one last time — but don’t count on seeing Henry Talbot. And according to Goode, he’s perfectly at peace with that. Speaking to Collider’s Christina Radish during promotion for his upcoming Netflix series Dept.

1 week ago | collider.com | Chris McPherson |Perri Nemiroff

American Born Chinese breakout Ben Wang is about to enter Panem, and it's going to get emotional. While promoting Karate Kid: Legends alongside Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio, Wang also spoke to Collider’s Perri Nemiroff about his rising star and his upcoming role in Sunrise on the Reaping, the next prequel installment in Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games franchise.

1 week ago | collider.com | Chris McPherson

By the end of The Last of Us Season 2, Ellie Williams is not in a good place. She’s broken, bloodied, and haunted by what she’s done — and not done. After sailing into a storm, nearly being hanged and gutted by the Seraphites, killing Owen (Spencer Lord) and Mel (Ariela Barer) (after realizing Mel was pregnant), and watching Jesse (Young Mazino) take a bullet to the head, Ellie finally comes face to face with Abby (Kaitlyn Dever).

1 week ago | collider.com | Chris McPherson

It might not hit the high-flying Memorial Day Weekend heights of Lilo & Stitch, but Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is still set to be a winner for Paramount — whether or not it breaks even at the box office. That’s because for studios, franchise longevity and multi-platform revenue matter more than opening weekend bragging rights. So what does that mean based on this opening weekend? Let's break it down.