Browsing: Dave Bautista
Dave Bautista wants to play Lex Luthor, but James Gunn's DCU has already cast the role. Could Bautista still play the villain in an animated DC series like 'Kite Man: Hell Yeah!' or 'Harley Quinn'?
Dive into the cast of My Spy: The Eternal City with our guide to Dave Bautista, Chloe Coleman, Ken Jeong, and more! Learn about their characters and their notable projects beyond the movie.
My Spy: The Eternal City's Rotten Tomatoes score is a big bummer for Dave Bautista. The sequel's 15% rating ends a streak of 10 Fresh scores for Bautista, highlighting his recent success in critically acclaimed films.
Dave Bautista wants to join James Gunn's DC Universe, and he's got his sights set on a major role. Find out what DC villain he wants to play after years of Bane rumors.
My Spy: The Eternal City tries to balance action, comedy, and a father-daughter story, but fails to deliver on any of them. Find out why this sequel falls flat in our review.
Dave Bautista's latest movie, The Killer's Game, might be the perfect replacement for his departed franchises, Dune and Guardians of the Galaxy. With a hilarious premise and a star-studded cast, this action-comedy flick has all the ingredients to become a new blockbuster franchise.
Forget John Wick! Dave Bautista is here with a killer new action comedy that's flipping the script on the assassin genre. 'The Killer's Game' is the laugh-out-loud, action-packed experience you've been waiting for. Get ready for a wild ride!
Get the scoop on My Spy: The Eternal City, the sequel to the 2020 action-comedy! Dive into the release date, cast, story, and trailer for this globe-trotting adventure with Dave Bautista and Chloe Coleman.
My Spy: The Eternal City promises a funny, fast-paced adventure. See Dave Bautista return as JJ, this time chaperoning an international terrorist conspiracy out of a school trip to Italy. Watch the teaser.
Dave Bautista's debut "The Killer's Game" trailer has a hitman who regrets his own death order right away. See the highly exciting thriller with its original concept mixed with Bautista's trademark harshness.