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Two busy busy brothers. Photo: Andrew Lipovsky/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty Images Keith and Kenny Lucas , a.k.a. the Lucas Brothers , are headed to the big screen with an assist from Judd Apatow . The twin brothers, writers, and comedians are set to write and star in a dramedy at Universal produced by Apatow described in a press release as “a semi-autobiographical comedy about their lives as identical twins in Newark, New Jersey.” (They wrote a bit about that in an essay for Vulture in June 2020 , which is very much worth the read if you missed it.) The Grinder co-creators Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel are also attached to co-write the film with the Lucas Brothers. The Apatow movie is far from the only project the twins — who recently earned a Best Original Screenplay WGA nomination for Judas and the Black Messiah — currently have on their plate. In August 2020 it was announced that Phil Lord and Chris Miller were producing an … [Read more...] about The Lucas Brothers Are Teaming Up With Judd Apatow for a Movie

That is, until a few of them made their way onto DVDs as bonus material. Photo-Illustration: by Vulture; Photo by Paramount Pictures Considering the vast combination of elements that have to come together in just the right way — the right script, the right director, the right actors, the right production team, the right crew — it’s sort of a miracle that so many films are watchable, let alone great. The entire process of making a movie is a delicate high-wire collaboration between individual voices, and any number of small mistakes can ruin that balance. It’s partly why so many filmmaking teams (and, more recently, cohorts of studio executives) fixate relentlessly on arriving at the proper ending. A perfectly constructed conclusion can solidify a great movie or make a weak one seem stronger ; meanwhile, a bad finale can throw the work of a small nation of co-conspirators into complete chaos. Film history is full of tales of great movies saved from ruin by a reworked resolution, … [Read more...] about A Brief History of the Alternate Movie Endings Lost to Time

A hero to us all, Zendaya, standing with Tom Holland. Photo: @SpiderManMovie/Twitter The title of Marvel’s next Spider-Man movie has been announced and our spidey-senses are telling us it’s the real deal. Stars Tom Holland , Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon appear in a short teaser, “inadvertently” revealing the title Spider-Man: No Way Home while they moan about director Jon Watts never telling them anything. Each actor shared a different title last night, “Phone Home,” “Home Slice,” and “Home Wrecker,” then commented on each other’s posts majorly confused. “He gave us a fake name again,” Tom Holland says to his unsurprised sidekicks in the teaser. “I just don’t understand why he keeps doing this.” Uhh, our spidey-senses are tingling again . Holland technically spoiled the existence of both Spider-Man: Far From Home and Spider-Man : No Way Home before fans even knew sequels were on the way. As the camera pans to reveal the title, you can see rejected pandemic-related … [Read more...] about Gets An Ominous Title:

Photo: Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images While moviegoers might best remember Alfred Molina’s most dastardly roles — Dr. Octopus, the Sister Christian–loving drug dealer in Boogie Nights , the guide who double-crosses Indiana Jones in the opening scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark — his role as a husband to John Lithgow in Ira Sachs’ new film Love Is Strange could easily make the most lasting impression. The veteran actors play a gay couple in New York City who, after decades together, finally get married, only for Molina’s character George, a Catholic school music teacher, to get fired because of his sexuality. Thanks to soaring real estate prices, taxes, and co-op rules, the men are forced to sell their Manhattan apartment and separate temporarily while they find a new place to live. George moves downstairs with two gay cops who love fantasy epics and parties, while Lithgow’s character Ben relocates to Brooklyn to live with his nephew, his novelist wife (played by Marisa … [Read more...] about Alfred Molina on

Photo: Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP/Shutterstock Around this time last year, Bob Wells was wrapping up hosting duties for the 2020 Rubber Tramp Rendezvous, the largest gathering of nomads and van dwellers in the U.S. To say February 2021 looks different for the man behind the popular CheapRVliving YouTube channel would be an understatement. Thanks to an ongoing pandemic, the RTR has gone digital. (“We can’t put 10,000 people from all across the country in one spot,” Wells explains. “It’s all outdoors, but it’s still — that would be unreasonable.”) And thanks to Chloé Zhao’s casting of Wells in her Golden Globe–nominated film Nomadland, the longtime proponent of transient living is campaigning for his own statues in a very strange awards season . Wells appears opposite Frances McDormand and David Strathairn in Zhao’s neo-Western based on Jessica Bruder’s book Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century. He’s one of several real-life nomads, recruited by the … [Read more...] about Real-Life Nomad Bob Wells Poured His Own Grief Into