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Scary Movie Faces a Dismal Rotten Tomatoes Forecast—Will Audiences Care?
Scary Movie Faces a Dismal Rotten Tomatoes Forecast—Will Audiences Care?
Early Rotten Tomatoes chatter has Scary Movie bracing for a splat. But for a spoof series built on crowd laughs, do critics’ scores even move the needle?
Daniel Craig's Narnia Just Rewrote the Netflix Rulebook
Daniel Craig's Narnia Just Rewrote the Netflix Rulebook
Netflix is ripping up its release rulebook — and Narnia goes first, debuting under a brand-new rollout.
Project Hail Mary Tops Johnny Depp's Pirates of the Caribbean at the Worldwide Box Office
Project Hail Mary Tops Johnny Depp's Pirates of the Caribbean at the Worldwide Box Office
Ryan Gosling’s sci-fi juggernaut just leapfrogged one of the 2000s’ defining blockbusters at the global box office — and it’s still climbing.
Stephen Colbert’s Dream Lord of the Rings Story Is Finally Happening in The Rings of Power
Stephen Colbert’s Dream Lord of the Rings Story Is Finally Happening in The Rings of Power
Stephen Colbert, late night’s biggest Lord of the Rings nerd, has been waiting years to see a pivotal Tolkien event finally hit the screen.
Ben Stiller Takes a Dark Turn as a Disgraced Billionaire in the King of the Hill Creator’s New Series
Ben Stiller Takes a Dark Turn as a Disgraced Billionaire in the King of the Hill Creator’s New Series
Ben Stiller takes the fall as a disgraced billionaire in Protective Custody, the upcoming series from King of the Hill creator Mike Judge.
After 37 Years, Battlestar Galactica Became Star Trek’s Perfect Successor
After 37 Years, Battlestar Galactica Became Star Trek’s Perfect Successor
Star Trek fans, meet your next obsession: Battlestar Galactica, a darker, smarter space saga that arrived nearly four decades after Trek’s debut and still feels thrillingly fresh.
Jackass Roars Back to Paramount+ With Restored Original Episodes
Jackass Roars Back to Paramount+ With Restored Original Episodes
Before the franchise takes its last bow in theaters, roll back the tape to see how the long-running stunt show began.
Anne Hathaway’s Cult Fantasy Favorite Is Getting the TV Remake Treatment at Disney+
Anne Hathaway’s Cult Fantasy Favorite Is Getting the TV Remake Treatment at Disney+
Anne Hathaway is heading back to fairytale mode: Disney+ is developing an Ella Enchanted TV series based on the 2004 cult favorite, with Hathaway on board as executive producer.
Disney's Eragon Series Aims to Turn a $250 Million Flop Into Fantasy Gold
Disney's Eragon Series Aims to Turn a $250 Million Flop Into Fantasy Gold
Disney+ is forging an Eragon TV series, giving Christopher Paolini’s The Inheritance Cycle its strongest chance yet at a faithful screen adaptation.
M. Night Shyamalan’s Trap Is the Serial-Killer Thriller Taking Over Netflix
M. Night Shyamalan’s Trap Is the Serial-Killer Thriller Taking Over Netflix
Love it or loathe it, M. Night Shyamalan’s latest splits audiences and critics — a polarizing, all-in gamble on originality.
Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie’s New Movie Just Scored the Best Release News in 10 Years
Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie’s New Movie Just Scored the Best Release News in 10 Years
After a decade in development, Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie’s long-gestating action thriller Viva La Madness has finally wrapped filming—putting the high-octane project one big step closer to release. Ritchie says cameras stopped rolling about a month ago.
Christopher Nolan Has a Secret Star Wars Project, Says Brother Jonathan
Christopher Nolan Has a Secret Star Wars Project, Says Brother Jonathan
Christopher Nolan’s road to $6 billion at the box office started in the family basement with a homemade Star Wars project, according to brother Jonathan.
The Speech That Got Richard Gere Barred from the Oscars—and Blacklisted in Hollywood
The Speech That Got Richard Gere Barred from the Oscars—and Blacklisted in Hollywood
After a 1993 Oscars ban, Richard Gere opens up about the backlash that reshaped his movie career.
We Ranked the 10 Greatest Horror Franchises—See Who Slashed Their Way to No. 1
We Ranked the 10 Greatest Horror Franchises—See Who Slashed Their Way to No. 1
The blood-soaked debate ends here: the greatest horror franchises ever, judged on quality alone.
James Gunn Could Finally Resurrect a Long-Lost 25-Year-Old Plastic Man Pitch in Man of Tomorrow
James Gunn Could Finally Resurrect a Long-Lost 25-Year-Old Plastic Man Pitch in Man of Tomorrow
Born on the Scooby-Doo set, a DC superhero movie James Gunn and Matthew Lillard once pitched is finally within striking distance.
24 Turns 16—And No Action Series Has Dethroned It
24 Turns 16—And No Action Series Has Dethroned It
Two decades on, FOX's 24 still plays like tomorrow's headlines—its counterterror stakes, surveillance fights, and moral gray zones feel uncomfortably current.
10 Sure Bets That Became Unexpected Box Office Bombs
10 Sure Bets That Became Unexpected Box Office Bombs
From a Mad Max prequel to Indiana Jones and a sequel to a billion-dollar MCU hit, ten supposed sure things crashed and burned at the box office. What went wrong?
8 Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Hidden Gems You Haven’t Seen—But Should
8 Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Hidden Gems You Haven’t Seen—But Should
Best-of lists keep recycling the usual suspects while some of TV’s most daring sci-fi vanishes from the conversation. We’re spotlighting the phenomenal series everyone forgets—and why they keep getting sidelined.
Oasis Biopic Finally Lands Release Date From Peaky Blinders Creator
Oasis Biopic Finally Lands Release Date From Peaky Blinders Creator
Disney is bringing the Oasis story to theaters later this year, a big-screen chronicle of the legendary British band from the creator of Peaky Blinders.
PBS Revives 63-Year-Old Classic: Episode Count And Premiere Window Locked In
PBS Revives 63-Year-Old Classic: Episode Count And Premiere Window Locked In
Big red comeback: After 63 years, Clifford the Big Red Dog is bounding back to PBS Kids in a fresh animated reboot, with the episode count and release window now set as Emily Elizabeth and her larger-than-life pup return to TV.