Nicholas Cage and Nicholas Hoult face off in the new Renfield trailer; You can now try The menuis “just a cheeseburger done right” in real life; Seven Jeremy Renner films to watch this weekend. All in today’s Movie News Rundown.

Great films by Jeremy Renner: If you sent wishes to Renner telepathically as he heals from his horrific snowplow accident, then you can take advantage of it. list of seven greats non-Marvel movies he stars in.

Speaking of Marvel: Dave Bautista is done with the MCU and moving on to more dramatic roles. The actor, who stars in the next month knock on the booth by M.Night Shyamalan, recently said how happy he was say goodbye to his role as Drax the Destroyer (although he has fond memories). The third guardians of the galaxy the film comes out in May and will apparently be Bautista’s last.

Renfield Trailer: Nicholas Cage puts his vampire kiss experience wisely, playing Dracula in Chris McKay’s new Renfield. The comedy-horror follows vampire henchman Renfield, played by Nicholas Hoult. In the book version of Dracula, Renfield eats flies. I don’t know if this will be part of Hoult’s character, but he looks like a pretty normal guy in a support group for the horrible bosses in the trailer, which you can watch below.

Hugh Jackman’s plea: the The greatest showman actor knows he has a year of filming alongside Ryan Reynolds ahead as they film new dead Pool and Wolverine movies, and he’s begging the Academy not to stroke Reynolds’ ego with a Best Song nomination. Jackman made a joke video on Twitter saying as much, after learning that Reynolds’ song “Good Afternoon” from his Christmas movie Fiery with Will Ferrell and Octavia Spencer had been selected for an Oscar nomination. “Please, from the bottom of my heart, don’t validate Ryan Reynolds in this way,” Jackman deadpanned. look the video under.

But do not get me wrong… pic.twitter.com/8ymOYUOq9m

—Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) January 4, 2023

Last minute additions to Sundance: We’re gearing up for Sundance later this month (so excited for the first in-person festival since 2020) and the festival just announced some last-minute additions. They include sports doctor Stephen Curry: underrated; beyond utopia; earth mom; Flora and Son, and Past lives. There will also be re-screenings of some 2022 and 2021 favorites, including the Best Picture Oscar winner CODAas well as Navalny, Klondikeand soul summer.

Just a well done cheeseburger: The dish at the heart of The menu, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Ralph Fiennes, is now on the menu at Irv’s Burgers in West Hollywood. The “Just a Well-Made Cheeseburger For You” will be available to order until the end of this month, according to The variety. The burger includes Irv’s Sesame Bun, two 3 oz. beef patties, American cheese, pickles, onions and special sauce, with a side of crispy cut fries – and all for the very reasonable price of $9.95, considering the neighborhood it’s in.

Emma Thompson’s broken heart: Emma Thompson and Colin Farrell had a nice little chat together during vanity loungeand in their conversation, Thompson revealed that watching Farrell’s performance in Martin McDonagh The Banshees of Inisherin broke his heart. “I look at you in Banshees “Oh my God, that broke my heart. It just broke my heart in two, just this heart, this kind of little heart walking around, completely vulnerable and nothing to protect it at all, really,” Thompson said. “And then so suddenly being hit, like watching Brendan [Gleeson]The character of you literally punches right in the heart. It’s so painful. Farrell plays a nice Irishman whose best friend rudely breaks up with him

Main Image: Nicholas Cage as Dracula in Renfield. Photo credit: Universal Pictures.