Three MCU universes hurtling towards a deadly collision in Avengers: Doomsday synopsis
Three MCU universes hurtling towards a deadly collision in Avengers: Doomsday synopsis
Fandango and Rotten Tomatoes quietly added a new Avengers: Doomsday synopsis as Infinity Vision presales opened, teasing Multiverse-scale stakes that reframe where Marvel’s endgame is headed.
Netflix cancelled its best fantasy since The Witcher WAY too soon
Netflix cancelled its best fantasy since The Witcher WAY too soon
Three years ago, Netflix cancelled Lockwood & Co., the London-set YA ghost-hunting drama based on Jonathan Stroud’s novels, after just one season.
Netflix reveals just how much AI now powers its movies and shows
Netflix reveals just how much AI now powers its movies and shows
Once a lab experiment, AI is now baked into Netflix’s creative pipeline, shaping hundreds of movies and shows across multiple stages. The company says it’s there to boost productions, not sideline artists.
The new Alvin and the Chipmunks reboot already feels like a corporate cash-in
The new Alvin and the Chipmunks reboot already feels like a corporate cash-in
Big Shot Pictures’ Alvin and the Chipmunks reboot isn’t even in theaters yet, and fans are already bristling. The studio’s digital-first plan turns the trio into social media influencers ahead of the film’s release — a move that’s kicking up instant backlash online.
The Pitt storms the Emmys with 25 nods as Hacks sets a new comedy record in its final season
The Pitt storms the Emmys with 25 nods as Hacks sets a new comedy record in its final season
The 2026 Emmy noms just dropped: The Pitt leads with 25, while Hacks caps its run by breaking a comedy record. Shrinking, Pluribus and more contenders rack up major nods.
Michael B. Jordan’s Muhammad Ali series scores Prime Video release date
Michael B. Jordan’s Muhammad Ali series scores Prime Video release date
Prime Video just set a release date for The Greatest, the Muhammad Ali limited series from Michael B. Jordan.
Fresh off Supergirl, Craig Gillespie enlists Julia Garner for Apple TV+ true crime thriller
Fresh off Supergirl, Craig Gillespie enlists Julia Garner for Apple TV+ true crime thriller
Julia Garner leads Apple TV+ true-crime thriller Guilty Creatures, with Supergirl director Craig Gillespie at the helm.
Early reactions hail Nolan’s The Odyssey as his boldest epic yet
Early reactions hail Nolan’s The Odyssey as his boldest epic yet
Early buzz is in for Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, and it's massive—first reactions point to the year's defining event movie, all towering scale and bold ambition. Could be the one to beat.
9 war movies that outgun Platoon
9 war movies that outgun Platoon
Platoon still hits hard, but these war films hit harder—outgunning a classic with rawer battles, deeper scars, and endings you won’t shake.
9 forgotten 2000s TV gems you secretly miss
9 forgotten 2000s TV gems you secretly miss
The 2000s TV era still hits: sharp dramas, rowdy sitcoms, and a trove of nostalgic, underrated gems begging for a rewatch.
Jodie Foster calls Brad Pitt’s biggest movie an AI creation
Jodie Foster calls Brad Pitt’s biggest movie an AI creation
Jodie Foster stirred the pot at the Aspen Ideas Festival, suggesting Brad Pitt’s blockbuster F1 looks like it was made by AI.
After 21 years, Steven Moffat finally answers the Doctor Who question fans never stopped asking
After 21 years, Steven Moffat finally answers the Doctor Who question fans never stopped asking
Captain Jack Harkness, who debuted in a 2005 Doctor Who episode penned by Steven Moffat, finally has one of the show’s biggest lingering questions answered.
James Gunn under fire as Supergirl script is slammed, testing his storytelling is king promise
James Gunn under fire as Supergirl script is slammed, testing his storytelling is king promise
James Gunn is under fire after Supergirl’s mixed reviews, with fans resurfacing his storytelling-is-king pledge at DC Studios. Variety critic Owen Gleiberman blasted the film as a super-horrendous misfire, fueling fresh claims that it’s saddled with DC’s worst script.
Gal Gadot takes another hit as her latest Netflix movie nosedives on Rotten Tomatoes
Gal Gadot takes another hit as her latest Netflix movie nosedives on Rotten Tomatoes
Gal Gadot’s latest swings and misses with critics. In the Hand of Dante, the Julian Schnabel–Louise Kugelberg drama, debuts on Rotten Tomatoes with a weak score as early reviews split and knock its storytelling — another rocky start for a high-profile release.
Superman’s breakout fan favorite is getting a spin-off series
Superman’s breakout fan favorite is getting a spin-off series
A Superman fan favorite is breaking out of the supporting cast to headline his own streaming spin-off.
Michael Caine’s AI clone takes on The Odyssey audiobook
Michael Caine’s AI clone takes on The Odyssey audiobook
Michael Caine may be retired, but his voice is making a comeback—via AI. A digital clone of the actor will narrate a new audiobook of The Odyssey, merging a timeless epic with cutting-edge mimicry.
The Blair Witch Project returns: Lionsgate locks in 2027 reboot
The Blair Witch Project returns: Lionsgate locks in 2027 reboot
Lionsgate has circled 2027 for the Blumhouse and Atomic Monster reboot of The Blair Witch Project, dragging the found-footage trailblazer back into the woods.
Loved I Will Find You? Stream these three Harlan Coben Netflix thrillers next
Loved I Will Find You? Stream these three Harlan Coben Netflix thrillers next
Harlan Coben is back on Netflix with I Will Find You, starring Sam Worthington and Britt Lower — and if you’re itching for more twisty, bingeable thrills, we’ve queued up the perfect series to hit next.
Quentin Tarantino’s next movie is happening (but there's a catch)
Quentin Tarantino’s next movie is happening (but there's a catch)
Quentin Tarantino swaps the director’s chair for the spotlight in Tangled Up in Blue, joining Jason Isaacs, Allison Williams, Sofia Boutella, RZA and Kylie Minogue.
Chris Pratt teams up with the US government for a wildly unlikely buddy comedy
Chris Pratt teams up with the US government for a wildly unlikely buddy comedy
Chris Pratt has reportedly set his next TV gig — a US government-funded buddy comedy told in bite-size shorts. He’s set to front America 250, a series that lets him lean into his love of American history.