The Chronicles of Riddick

The Chronicles of Riddick and the sequels were nothing like the original films, though their co-star Vin Diesel might have thought otherwise. In a video released on Vimeo.com, he reveals the actor who plays Riddick as he retells a story that you know by heart.

I used to say "elevated," it was the first time I saw a Vin Diesel movie before a movie.

The actress has previously appeared in critically acclaimed film films as Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog (you'll also know him for being made up of Quentin Tarantino and Philip K. Dick), and has starred in movies including Dogtown, American Gangster, and IT.

The Chronicles of Riddick is now in theaters, and is set to come to the big screen at some point later this year. It's set to be a companion to the original film, and may tie in with a future project based on it. Diesel even teased some potential plot details.

Vin Diesel is playing a character named Flathead, the "heartsman" who is now an Riddick. The character's name is Flathead, the digital personification of Riddick, and the movie's plot will be based on his Riddick-centric movie series.

The Matrix is also in theaters now. It's directed by Lana Wachowski, who also directed the 2017 sci-fi horror film Glass, starring Anne Hathaway and Ray Liotta. She's also written the upcoming sci-fi film Midsommar, which is out now.

Filming is underway for the second entry in the Prey movie franchise. Set in space, it's due out in March 2020.

Following the trailer, we've learned that the movie will star Ellen Barkin, and it stars Jessica Chastain, who played a role in Alien Resurrection. It's a strange move to introduce a character from another franchise, and it's great to see that one in action. Check out the trailer below.

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Paramount has revealed some images of the new James Bond film. We get a good look at 007 in the lead role and a glimpse of Daniel Craig's Bond's signature look.

The movie stars Michael B. Jordan, Christoph Waltz, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Jeffrey Wright, and Javier Bardem. In addition, it stars Sam Mendes (The Fighter), Christoph Waltz (Money Heist), Ralph Fiennes (Spectre), and Martin Freeman (Orange is the New Black). The movie is directed by Daniel Craig, who helmed Craig's previous movie, 2015's M. Night Shyamalan's Split and has also written the screenplay for the upcoming Apple TV+ TV+ series Severance.

A set of new images were released during the movie's CinemaCon panel. Check them out in the gallery below.

Film site Deadline has also published the first official images from the film, which is directed by Steven Spielberg, who also helmed the acclaimed hit Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Eddie Murphy plays the leading man of an 80s British crime family in this pic, which is set in 1980s Los Angeles.

Also starring: Danny Trejo, Dominic West, Ray Liotta, Barry Cox, Catherine Keener, Tom Hardy, Michael Imperioli, Ansel Elgort, Dakota Johnson, Kevin James, and many more.

Universal Pictures just announced the first trailer for the next Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which arrives this December. The movie will see Kang the Conqueror throw down against Scott Lang, who's now a member of the Time Variance Authority.

And speaking of Kang, here's a quick look at his character, played by Jonathan Majors.

Here's the official synopsis for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania:

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania stars Paul Rudd as Scott Lang and Evangeline Lilly as Hope Van Dyne, the daughter of Kang the Conqueror. Scott Lang's life changes when he saves Kang from the Quantum Realm. Kang arrives in a spaceship in the Quantum Realm, and he's discovered by Scott that he's the new ruler of the Marvel universe.

While Cassie Lang, played by Kathryn Newton, is a supporting player in Quantumania, there are other characters who appear in Quantumania. At one point, Cassie is Cassie's adoptive father, who Scott was aware of during the Quantum Realm voyage, even though he didn't know about it.