Netflix Will Actually Release Zack Snyder’s Zombie Thriller ‘Army of the Dead’ in a Lot of Movie Theaters

Channing Tatum said that he signed up to do Magic Mike 3 only if they agreed to make it the 'Super Bowl of stripper movies' on Tuesday night's Jimmy Kimmel Live.'I wasn't sure if I wanted to make a third movie,' said the 41-year-old actor. 'We kind of did a lot in the first two movies, but I said I will make the third movie if we could do one of two things - one I wanted to make like the Super Bowl of stripper movies.''The first movies we had to kind of stay honest to what that world is and the dancing's not all that cool in the world.

TikTok creator Addison Rae passionately kissed her music producer beau Omer Fedi before having breakfast at Joan's on Third in Studio City on Tuesday morning.The 21-year-old Louisiana-born influencer called the Israeli 21-year-old 'irresistible' in a PDA-filled post she shared last Saturday.Omer - rocking overgrown red locks - looked cozy in a $150 white Sinclair fleece jacket with blue baggy pants as well as socks and sandals. Appetizer: TikTok creator Addison Rae passionately kissed her music producer beau Omer Fedi before having breakfast at Joan's on Third in Studio City on Tuesday morningAddison - indulging in a creamy beverage - bared her belly in a white Henley crop-top, matching jeans, and sneakers.Rae (last name Easterling) first met Fedi in Venice Beach on June 19 where he was performing a pop-up concert with pop-punk rocker Machine Gun Kelly and Grammy-nominated drummer Travis Barker.

Gina Rodriguez looked absolutely stunning in a stylish leather ensemble and strappy high heels as she graced thepremiere of herhighly-anticipatedromantic comedy I Want You Back inLos Angeles on Monday evening.The 37-year-old Jane the Virgin star accessorized her chic dress shirt and cropped trousers with a pair of gold and white statement earrings and her dark brown hair pulled back in a sleek ponytail.She opted for a glamorous makeup, consisting of a dreamy, soft pink eyeshadow look,winged black eyeliner and nude gloss on her plump pout. Radiant: Gina Rodriguez looked stunning in a stylish leather ensemble and strappy high heels as she graced the premiere of her highly-anticipated romantic comedy I Want You Back in Los Angeles on Monday eveningHer costar,Jenny Slate, who serves as the leading lady of the upcoming flick alongside Charlie Day as strangers, who were both dumped by their exes (Scott Eastwood and Rodriguez), turned heads in a plunging black dress.

Army of the Dead, the highly-anticipated zombie heist movie from Zack Snyder, is coming to Netflix on May 21, but you can watch part of it right now!The streaming giant has made the wait more bearable by releasing the first 15 minutes of the film early (which might make the wait worse depending on what you think of the preview, but that's the gamble you take). Watch the gruesome opening scenes of Zack Snyder's zombie epic by clicking through on this Netflix exclusive video below. Note that it's definitely NSFW:Related: Guardians of the Galaxy's Dave Bautista had "emotional breakdown" when he landed Drax role The film is spawning its own extended universe of content, with an anime-esque spin-off titled Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas and a

Army Of The Dead is available to watch now.Fans can get a sense of what’s in store from director Zack Snyder’s new zombie heist film, which is released globally on Netflix on Friday (May 21), until 3am this Saturday (May 15).The clip premiered during a special livestream broadcast on Netflix’s YouTube page at 7pm BST this evening (May 13), which gives viewers a 32-hour window to watch it.

Zack Snyder is opening up about a film idea.

Even though the Snyder Cut of “Justice League” is in his rearview mirror and he’s about to see the release of the new Netflix zombie film, “Army of the Dead,” the specter of DC superheroes will always follow Zack Snyder. So, with the news that JJ Abrams and Ta-Nehisi Coates crafting a new “Superman” film for Warner Bros.

Justice League getting a sequel. While promoting his upcoming action-horror Army of the Dead, the filmmaker was asked whether DC fans should hold out hope to see Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman and co come together again in another instalment, and if he'd direct it if so.

After years of agony, drama, and studio fighting with mixed results to show for it in the end (at best), if filmmaker Zack Snyder gleans one takeaway from his terrific new zombie thriller, “Army Of The Dead,” it’s that he should steer completely clear of superhero films for the rest of his career and focus on original features. And maybe just zombie ones.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIf you go to see just one movie this year, Zack Snyder’s “Army of the Dead” might be the ticket — not because it’s the best movie you’ll see in 2021 (or maybe even this week), but because it’s a stylishly grandiose, muscular but conventional popcorn pageant that’s got something for just about everyone. It’s a zombie movie.

Zack Snyder has revealed that Tig Notaro had to be digitally added to Army of the Dead, following taking over the role meant for Chris D’Elia.

Zack Snyder‘s 4-hour behemoth version of “Justice League” was released back in March on HBO Max, and the filmmaker can now focus on promoting his Netflix zombie franchise starter “Army of The Dead,” releasing later this month in both theaters and on streaming. READ MORE: ‘Army Of The Dead’: Netflix Strikes Major Deal With Cinemark To Release Its Zombie Film On The Big Screen However, the backstory on ‘Justice League” seemingly never ends, perhaps because the campaign to get the movie released was mired in controversy from toxic fans.

Army of the Dead is just around the corner at last and Digital Spy has secured a host of nuggets of information about the movie from director Snyder and stars Dave Bautista and Tig Notaro ahead of its release. Among the details they exclusively revealed to us, including why Guardians of the Galaxy star Bautista picked Army of the Dead over a role in James Gunn's The Suicide Squad, we also learned more about how the production team managed to digitally insert an entire performance into Army of the Dead.

Army of the Dead, the highly-anticipated zombie heist movie from Zack Snyder, is coming to Netflix on May 21, which is just under two weeks away. But the streaming giant are going to make the wait more bearable by releasing the first 15 minutes of the film early (which might make the wait worse depending on where the preview ends, but that's the gamble you take).

Dave Bautista is opening up about the big reason he chose to star in Zack Snyder‘s Army of the Dead instead of following James Gunn to The Suicide Squad.

Dave Bautista turned down a role in “The Suicide Squad” for Zack Snyder’s zombie heist movie “Army Of The Dead” for some solid reasons.

There are serious problems that people experience every day. And then there are Hollywood problems.

Justice League. The director recently dropped his version of the 2017 movie, though its release was preceded by a huge fan campaign, something the director didn't think would amount to anything despite giving it his blessing.

A year ago, theaters across the world were shut down due to the COVID pandemic. Now, as theaters begin to reopen and in the US, large cinema chains hope the summer will be a time of rebounding, it appears that one major theater company is willing to team up with Netflix to help make that happen with the new film, “Army of the Dead.” For those unaware, for years now, Netflix has tried to get theater chains to showcase the company’s original films.

Zack Snyder has been spending the past five years talking about “The Fountainhead” and wanting to turn Ayn Rand’s politically charged novel into a film. But over that time, he’s worked on a number of other projects, with DC superheroes and zombies.

his version of Justice League.The director, who was helming the project until May 2017 at which point he exited the project due to his daughter’s suicide, said in a new interview that he thought the studio would try to silence him.Speaking to The Sunday Times, Snyder said he was more worried about a legal drama than any potential poor reaction to his version of the 2017 film, which was eventually directed by Joss Whedon and panned by critics and fans alike.“I was more worried the studio would sue me. Do something to silence me,” Snyder told the publication.He added that the fundraising the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut campaign achieved for suicide prevention and mental health charities made his worrying ultimately worth it.“Here’s the reality.