The IMDb Show

"Game of Thrones" star Natalie Dormer plays a blind woman who witnesses a murder in her new film 'In Darkness,' and the writers of 'Deadpool 2' teach us how to be superhero screenwriting legends.

This is not a drill. The Web-Head will take on Mysterio in the 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' sequel, and Jake Gyllenhaal is circling the role. So, who is Mysterio? Let's unravel this tangled web in today's IMDbrief.

Tony Hale shines a spotlight on two of his most legendary characters: Buster Bluth and Gary Walsh. We also find out which movie characters the cast of 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' would want riding shotgun as their copilots.

"The IMDb Show" hosts Kerri Doherty and Tim Kash get a cinematic base tan with resident film fanatic Kevin Smith and compare their picks for most anticipated movies of the summer.

'Wonder Woman 2' doesn't hit theaters until November 2019, but we've got questions. We know that Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins are back, the film is set in the 1980s, and Kristen Wiig is playing the bloodthirsty demigod Cheetah.

Toni Collette reveals how she got into character for the terrifying new film 'Hereditary,' and her co-star Alex Wolff picks the five performances that scare him the most.

The cast of 'Ocean's 8' pick the iconic roles from cinematic history they would love to steal and make their own.

A shoot date has been finally announced for a Bill and Ted threequel. So, let's hop in our time-traveling phone booth to hear all about it. It's Tuesday, June 5: Time for your IMDbrief.

TV legend Henry Winkler takes "The IMDb Show" down memory lane to reveal how he defined the Fonz with a comb and suavely selects the coolest actors of all time.

The star-studded cast of the action-packed 'Hotel Artemis' try to guess movie titles using related keywords and phrases as clues. May the best actor win.

Marlon Wayans brings "The IMDb Show" behind the scenes of his new series "Marlon" and reveals how his family inspired the show.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 opens Tuesday, June 12, at the Los Angeles Convention Center with 100s of new demos, panels, and conversations with the likes of legendary video game designer Hideo Kojima and actor Elijah Wood.

Alison Brie pulls back the perm to reveal the '80s origins of "GLOW," and Sydelle Noel answers five personal movie and TV questions.

Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt wrack their brains to answer personal questions using only titles from their own movie and TV credits.

Devised as John Travolta's awards contender, 'Gotti' opened in 11th place this weekend, while Pixar broke records with 'Incredibles 2', which grossed over $182 million. Though 'Gotti' had a tiny $10-million budget, its $1.7-million opening is among the lowest in Travolta's 40-year film career which has grossed $1 billion. All things being equal, the film was only offered in 503 U.S. theaters compared to the three to four thousand that most wide releases receive.