ScreenRant·
Dungeon Crawler Carl: Crawler Chaos Officially Lands November 2026
Dungeon Crawler Carl really has exploded in popularity in recent times, and there are new adaptations releasing all the time to keep fans satiated.
Saturday, 12 September 2026Admin →
Ad
Every movie you own. One dark, beautiful shelf.
PopMovieList — the poster-driven catalog for your Blu-ray, 4K and digital collection.
Collider
Denzel Washington’s Forgotten ‘Se7en’ Replacement Officially Takes Over Netflix
A psychological thriller in which Denzel Washington plays a detective tracking down a serial killer is spiking on Netflix. Find out more.
The Hollywood Reporter
The Don of Hollywood North Takes His Final Bow
After 50 years, $2 billion in production and an Oscar for Chicago, Don Carmody is retiring — with one final gift to Canada’s next producers.
ScreenRant
Assassin’s Creed Legend Ezio Auditore Is Finally Returning For A New Game
Discover the new Assassin's Creed board game featuring Ezio Auditore and classic assassins in exciting gameplay.
Variety·British Comedy Is Back: How the U.K.’s Funny Business Is Rallying Thanks to ‘SNL U.K.’ and ‘Mock the Week’
British comedy once dominated the small screen, spawning iconic shows and formats from “Monty Python” to “The Office.” But the last decade hasn’t been a bundle of laughs as sketch shows and sitcoms fell out of fashion, partly due to traditional broadcasters’ shrinking budgets while awards-hungry str
ScreenRant·Pokémon Winds & Waves Elite 4 Types Confirmed In New Leak
While speculation over the Pokémon Winds & Waves Elite Four types have been circulating for a while, they've apparently been confirmed in a new leak.
ScreenRant·Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Free Download Officially Available Until September 17
Join the Tera Raid for Mighty Skeledirge in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet until September 17. Get tips and strategies here.
Collider·‘House of the Dragon’ Has Already Revealed Who Links the Entire Game of Thrones Franchise
House of the Dragon, Game of Thrones, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms are all connected by one significant character.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Collider·Ryan Murphy Officially Loses Fans Ahead of ‘American Horror Story’ Return
Ryan Murphy's latest crime horror thriller is struggling to keep viewers invested despite a strong start. Get all the details here.
Collider·5 Psychological Thriller Books for Fans of Agatha Christie
These page-turning thriller books, including a new Miss Marple mystery, are hot off the press this fall.
Collider·Jon Bernthal’s 100-Minute Taylor Sheridan Western Is Officially Taking Over Netflix
Jon Bernthal's 100-minute Taylor Sheridan-directed Western is finally getting its due on streaming after being added to Netflix.
Deadline·Zurich Summit: Edward Berger, Robbie Brenner, Oliver Berben, Janine Jackowski & More Join Swiss Conference Lineup
EXCLUSIVE: The Zurich Summit (September 25 to 27) has revealed its second batch of speakers including Oscar winner Edward Berger (Conclave), Oscar nominee Robbie Brenner (Barbie), Constantin Film CEO Oliver Berben; and Komplizen producer Janine Jackowski (Sentimental Value). Also joining will be dir
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Deadline·John Trengove’s ‘The Smell Of Apples’ Sells To France Ahead Of TIFF Debut
EXCLUSIVE: ARP Sélection has acquired French rights to South African director and writer John Trengove’s Apartheid era drama The Smell of Apples ahead of its world premiere in Toronto. Based on Mark Behr’s eponymous 1993 Booker Prize-nominated novel, the film follows a young boy growing up in a whit
ScreenRant·Hogwarts Legacy 2 Official Reveal Has Split Gamers
Warner Bros. confirms Hogwarts Legacy 2 is in development, but fans have mixed reactions.
ScreenRant·Bloodborne Remastered Is Available To Download Right Now
A free Bloodborne Remaster on PC bathes Yharnam in dynamic lighting and sharper textures while uncapping the frame rate blissfully.
Variety·Venice Final Cut Winner Machérie Ekwa Bahango on ‘Madi Makambu’ and Why She Wants Congo to Be Seen: ‘We’re a Great Nation That Needs to Write Its Own History’
Machérie Ekwa Bahango wants Congo to be noticed by the industry. “Through my films, I would like Congo to be seen as part of the world. Not for the labels people stick on it, but for what it really is,” she tells Variety. “The subjects in my films are difficult, but they are issues that people […]
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
ScreenRant·Steam Makes 5 Hit Games 100% Free Until September 14, No Strings Attached
Discover five hit games available for free on Steam until September 14. Don't miss out!
ScreenRant·The Expanse Officially Returns In 6-Part Prequel Release From Telltale
The Expanse is one of the best original sci-fi projects of the last decade or more, and a new release is set to continue that legacy.
Collider·Jason Statham Is Officially the King of Prime Video
Jason Statham's $40 million action thriller has become a massive hit on Prime Video less than three weeks after it hit theaters.
Collider·3 Stellar Movies to Watch on Netflix This Weekend (Sep 12-13)
Call My Agent! The Movie, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, and We Don't Live Here Anymore make our list of best movies to watch on Netflix this weekend.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Collider·Netflix’s New ‘John Wick’ Rival Officially Becomes the Alpha of Streaming
An espionage action movie with shades of Black Widow and Ballerina is thrilling Netflix audiences around the world. Find out more.
Variety·Oscars: Singapore Selects Anthony Chen’s ‘We Are All Strangers’ for International Feature Race
“We Are All Strangers,” written and directed by Anthony Chen, has been selected as Singapore’s official entry in the international feature category at the 99th Academy Awards, the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) said. The pick was made by a Selection Committee drawn from eligible members
ScreenRant·Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Remake Free Download Available Now
The Ocarina of Time Remake is very nearly upon us, and there's a little freebie you can enjoy to get you in the mood for its arrival.
ScreenRant·10 Greatest Music Documentaries Of The 21st Century, Ranked
The 10 greatest music documentaries of the 21st century include Amy, Get Back, Summer of Soul, and several unforgettable films that nearly made the cu
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Variety·San Sebastian Competition Title ‘Border’ Boards Reel Suspects for Global Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
Paris-based international sales company Reel Suspects has boarded worldwide sales on Chinese filmmaker Ah Biao’s feature debut “Border” (“Bian Jing”), which will world premiere in the official selection of the San Sebastián Film Festival, where it competes for the Golden Shell. The cast includes Zhe
Variety·J. M. Stelly’s Anatomica Films Taps Black Mandala for Global Sales on Horror Trio (EXCLUSIVE)
New Zealand’s Black Mandala has acquired worldwide sales rights to three horror films from Anatomica Films: “Within Madness,” “Vessel” and “The Thirteenth Gate.” J. M. Stelly wrote and directed all three, producing alongside Johnny Stassi through the Anatomica Films label. Stelly and Black Mandala c
Variety·Na Hong-Jin, Lav Diaz, Bertrand Mandico, Rintaro Headline Busan Master Class Lineup
The 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has unveiled the lineup for its Master Class, Cine Class and Special Talk programs. Master Class brings together four directors reflecting on their creative work. Na Hong-Jin, who drew global attention this year with “Hope,” will discuss the roots of
The Hollywood Reporter·‘Being Heumann’ Review: Siân Heder’s Drama About the Fight for Disability Rights Strikes Familiar Notes but Gets the Inspirational Uplift Job Done
Ruth Madeley plays the leader of a milestone 1977 anti-discrimination protest, Judy Heumann, in Apple’s crowd-pleaser from the ‘CODA’ director, which opened the Toronto Film Festival.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- ScreenRant·
Steam Releases New Free Game With 10/10 User Reviews
A brand-new, completely free game has launched on Steam and is already garnering incredibly positive reviews from users.
Deadline·Toronto Film Festival 2026: Read All Of Deadline’s Reviews
The 2026 Toronto Film Festival kicked off Thursday, September 10, and features a slew of world premieres including the official opening-night film Being Heumann, Oscar winner Siân Heder‘s follow-up to her Best Picture winner CODA. The event’s 51st edition features 10 days of premieres, gala presenta
ScreenRant·Star Wars’ Emperor Palpatine Returns In Ashes Of The Empire
Emperor Palpatine refuses to die, and he's made an official return in the upcoming release of Star Wars: Ashes of the Empire.
Deadline·‘Being Heumann’ Review: Siân Heder & Talented Disabled Ensemble Recount Historic Protest That Paved Way For ADA — Toronto Film Festival
While the title Being Heumann is a reference to disability rights activist Judy Heumann’s tireless efforts in legislating accessibility, the biopic is better viewed as an ensemble piece that captures the entire movement she championed. In writer-director Siân Heder’s follow-up to her 2021 Oscar winn
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Variety·CBS Files Motion to Dismiss Former ‘Matlock’ Writer’s Lawsuit Alleging Racist, Sexist Comments: ‘We Stand Firmly Behind Our Producers’ (EXCLUSIVE)
CBS Studios has filed a motion in Los Angeles Superior Court under the anti-SLAPP statute to strike a lawsuit filed earlier this summer by former “Matlock” writer John Lowe. The CBS Studios filing included multiple declarations disputing his allegations against three of the show’s executive producer
The Hollywood Reporter·Sian Heder Says “Collective Action Matters” as ‘Being Heumann’ Opens Toronto Film Festival
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow declared her city’s waterfront “will always be Lake Ontario” during a gala opening night for TIFF overshadowed by Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada.
The Hollywood Reporter·‘Practical Magic 2’ Aims to Make ‘Spider-Man’ Disappear From No. 1 at Box Office
Sony's 'Brand New Day' has held the top spot on the domestic chart for six straight weeks.
Variety·TIFF Opens With Siân Heder’s Crowd-Pleasing ‘Being Heumann’ — and Apple Has Its Next Oscar Contender
“Being Heumann” opens on a New York sidewalk that doesn’t allow Judy Heumann to climb it. There’s no curb cut or ramp. Just a woman and her wheelchair. Director Siân Heder holds on it — and then Judy gives the middle finger. And it immediately hooks the viewer in for the ride. At least that […]
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Variety·‘Being Heumann’ Review: Siân Heder’s First Film Since ‘CODA’ Is a Bold and Stirring Dramatization of the Protest That Launched the Disabled-Rights Revolution
"Being Huemann" isn’t as transporting a movie as "CODA" was, yet it’s a stirring drama cut from the same cloth of cathartic empathy.
The Hollywood Reporter·‘Rapinoe’ Review: Doc Portrait of American Soccer Icon Is Engaging and Inspiring, if Necessarily Incomplete
Debuting at TIFF, the feature from Rebeca Huntt ('Beba') sees the two-time World Cup champion reflecting on her life and career in the wake of her retirement as a player in 2023.
Variety·Oscar Predictions 2027: Telluride Reshapes the Best Picture Race as TIFF Lines Up Its Crowd-Pleasers
Variety Awards Circuit section is the home for all awards news and related content throughout the year, featuring the following: the official predictions for the upcoming Oscars, Emmys, Grammys and Tony Awards ceremonies, curated by Variety chief awards editor Clayton Davis. The prediction pages ref
Deadline·‘The Housewife’ Review: Naomi Watts Is Chilling In Disturbing Post-Holocaust Drama With A Surprising Twist – Toronto Film Festival
In 2015, Alyssa Hill’s startling Holocaust-themed script made the Black List of best unproduced screenplays. Now, a decade later, it has finally been made, and somehow the timing is just right for this challenging and pertinent portrait of a woman who lived a lie, hiding in plain sight until an intr
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Variety·‘Burgundy’ Review: An Attractive, Light-Bodied Wine Doc With a Good Nose but No Legs
“Everything that follows is true. Exactly as we dreamed it,” reads the opening title of “Burgundy,” from award-winning documentary duo Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw, with an almost legible wink. It’s a sweet start to a sweet movie, but in retrospect it sounds a little defensive, as though the pa
The Hollywood Reporter·‘Stuffed’ Review: Jodie Comer Rises Above a Limp, Gross-Out Corpse-Themed Musical
Harry Melling joins the 'Killing Eve' star in a TIFF-bowing body-horror romance about lonely hearts making a strange connection.
Deadline·2026 Toronto Film Festival Photos: Opening Ceremony, ‘Being Heumann,’ ‘Rapinoe’ & ‘Stuffed’ Premieres
The 51st Toronto Film Festival is celebrating a major milestone this year, and the festivities are about to begin. Kicking off on Thursday, September 10, and running through September 20, the festival will showcase a massive program of 293 feature films, 45 shorts and 32 premieres. This year’s festi
The Hollywood Reporter·Montclair Film Festival Sets ‘Wild Horse Nine,’ ‘Elsinore,’ ’14th’ and ‘Behemoth!’ Screenings
The New Jersey event will also screen Brad Bird's 'Ray Gunn' as its animation centerpiece.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
The Hollywood Reporter·‘Resident Evil’ Filmmaker Zach Cregger Reveals the Key Adjustment He Made After Test Screenings
Test audiences always liked the film, but after removing much of the humor, "not only did the audience enjoy the movie more, but I also liked the movie a lot more."
Variety·Steve Carell Almost Played ‘The Office’ Creator Greg Daniels’ Dad in Biopic About the 1968 Olympics
Steve Carell and writer Greg Daniels got so close while making “The Office,” they became like family. So much so that Daniels once wanted Carell to play his dad Aaron in a biopic he wrote about him almost 20 years ago. “He’s a very colorful person and he actually was in the Olympics in 1968, […]
Deadline·New Goldenrod Platform Helps Productions Secure Texas Film Boost
As sweetened production incentives roll out in Texas, an Austin-based company wants to help filmmakers capture the maximum possible rebate from the Lone Star State and beyond. Its new platform called Goldenrod is now live for productions based in Texas, with pilot projects in Kentucky and Louisiana.
The Hollywood Reporter·‘Zero Intention of Living Quietly’ Review: Doc About ‘A Different Man’ Star Adam Pearson Is Moving, When It’s Not Getting in Its Own Way
The Telluride debut centers on the friendship between the actor, who has facial disfigurement from neurofibromatosis, and a teenage girl with the same genetic condition.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Deadline·Doc Talk Podcast: ‘Remake’ Director Ross McElwee On Love, Loss And Grieving For His Son
Adrian McElwee, son of the filmmaker Ross McElwee, was such an interesting child, full of precocious wisdom. For instance, when his father asked young Adrian during a seaside trip, “Why do you think you like fishing so much?” the boy spontaneously replied, “I don’t know. I just love the deep surpris
Deadline·Noah Schnapp, David Mazouz & Seu Jorge Leading Thriller ‘Stealing From Pablo’; Myriad Launching For TIFF Market
EXCLUSIVE: Myriad Pictures will launch world pre-sales at TIFF on Stealing From Pablo, a thriller inspired by true events and directed by Carlos V. Gutierrez (Stay Safe) and produced by FJ Productions. The film is due to star Noah Schnapp (Stranger Things), David Mazouz (Gotham), and Seu Jorge (City
Variety·Janelle Rodriguez, Who Helped Build NBC News’ Streaming Outlet, to Exit
Janelle Rodriguez, who helped build and launch NBC News’ live-streaming outlet NBC News Now while overseeing a rare changing of the guard at “NBC Nightly News,” is leaving. “I’ve spent a long time thinking about what comes next, and I’ve decided to leave now to pursue it. It’s the right moment,” Rod
/Film·Primetime Reactions: Is Robert Pattinson's Chris Hansen Movie Worth Watching?
Primetime, the true story-based thriller starring Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, has generated a lot of buzz. Here's what critics are saying about it.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Deadline·The Obsession For The Next ‘Obsession’ At TIFF: Festival Hot List Includes Pics For Sale With Cynthia Erivo, Chase Infiniti, The Maras, Dave Bautista & More
After the Toronto Film Festival last year yielded the highest-grossing fest acquisition ever at the box office with Obsession ($512 million worldwide), and with the arrival of a new market, the million-dollar question heading into this year’s TIFF that kicks off Thursday is whether there will be a s
ScreenRant·Netflix's Hit 10-Part Psychological Thriller Announces The Start Of An Era
A South Korean webtoon adaptation's clever pacing and relentless tension brings fast-paced, twisty mind games to Netflix's global thriller lineup.
- 🎬Deadline·
Mike McFarland Dies: ‘One Piece’, ‘Dragon Ball Z’ Voice Actor Was 56
Mike McFarland, known as the English voices of Master Roshi and Najirobe in Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, and Buggy the Clown in One Piece, among many other anime works died Wednesday, Sept. 10 following a battle with brain cancer. He was 56. Also a script writer, director and line producer, McFarl
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Sophie Okonedo Has Always Been One of Our Great Actors. Finally, the Movies Are Catching Up
The Oscar nominee and Tony winner has two magnificently subtle performances out this fall. They reflect an evolved approach to building her career: "I decided I just wouldn't work as much. I would wait."
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Collider·The Next David Lynch Just Stunned With Their Latest Horror Film
Director Jane Schoenbrun uses similar techniques and themes to David Lynch in their horror film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Paul Greengrass Talks ‘The Uprising,’ Robin Hood and the Timeless Power of Rebellion
The 'Bourne' filmmaker started writing the project two days into the pandemic, and dreamed of making it for five years as he watched its themes become more and more relevant.
Collider·The Shards: One Costume Silhouette Gave Steven His Walk | Set Stories
Jordan Roth reveals how fashion, performance art, and a crash course in television acting shaped Steven in FX’s The Shards. From David Bowie and David Sylvian references to a lavender leather jumpsuit, Roth explains how Steven’s distinctive look became inseparable from the character.
Collider·Batman’s Best Saga Since The Dark Knight Trilogy Officially Confirms a Major Change
Absolute Batman is officially entering a new phase as future issues prepare major changes. Read on for what's next for the ambitious comic saga.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
/Film·Marvel's X-Men Movie Finds Its Angel In A Breakout The Boys Universe Star
Asa Germann, who played Sam Riordan on Gen V, has been cast as Angel/Warren Worthington III in Marvel's upcoming X-Men reboot.
- 🎬Variety·
Nicholas Sparks’ ‘Counting Miracles’ Adaptation at Amazon to Be Helmed by ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ Filmmaker Tyler Nilson (EXCLUSIVE)
Amazon MGM Studios’ adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks bestseller “Counting Miracles” has found its writer/director in “The Peanut Butter Falcon” co-filmmaker Tyler Nilson. Starring Alan Ritchson, “Counting Miracles” follows Army Ranger Tanner Hughes (Ritchson) as he crosses the country comforting th
/Film·Ester Expósito's 102-Minute Romantic Thriller Is Officially Prime Video's Biggest Streaming Hit
There's a new romantic thriller on Prime Video, and audiences are eating it up. Drawn Together is currently the number one movie on the platform worldwide.
- 🎬Variety·
Marvel’s ‘X-Men’ Reboot Casts ‘Gen V’ Star Asa Germann as Angel
Marvel’s “X-Men” cast is expanding with the new addition of “Gen V” star Asa Germann as the high-flying mutant Angel, Variety can confirm. He joins the new mutant team consisting of Sadie Sink as Jean Grey, Kit Connor as Cyclops, Samara Weaving as Emma Frost, Inde Navarrette as Rogue, Christopher Ab
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Collider·Marvel's 'X-Men' Reboot Officially Casts Another Iconic Mutant
Gen V star Asa Germann has officially joined the cast of Marvel's X-Men reboot as the high-flying mutant, Angel. Read on for more.
ScreenRant·Every Actor Cast In The MCU's New X-Men Movie (So Far)
Marvel Studios is casting actors for the MCU's X-Men movie, and here's everyone who is in the movie so far and which Marvel character they're playing.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Michelle Yeoh Trained With Real Surgeons for Her Return to Action Filmmaking
In ‘The Surgeon,’ the Oscar winner trades martial arts for medical precision — starring in an action thriller directed by a practicing medical doctor Roshan Sethi.
/Film·Resident Evil Director Zach Cregger Reveals What His Movie Had To Include From The Games [Exclusive]
When it came to his Resident Evil movie, director Zach Cregger had specific elements he wanted to carry over from the original video games.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
ScreenRant·X-Men Officially Casts Angel With The Boys Franchise Alum
Angel is making his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in the upcoming X-Men reboot, as the comic book mutant has been cast for the new superhero movie.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘X-Men’ Movie: Asa Germann Nabs Role of Angel (Exclusive)
The actor had auditioned to play Cyclops, but will instead be given a chance to grow his wings.
- 🎬Variety·
France Unveils Shortlist of Five Films for the International Oscar Race, From ‘Minotaur’ to ‘De Gaulle’ and ‘Iron Boy’
France has unveiled a robust shortlist of five films in the pipeline to represent country in the best international feature film race at Oscars, with Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Cannes Grand Prize winner “Minotaur” and Antonin Baudry’s WW2-set “The Battle of De Gaulle: The Iron Age” among the titles that m
- 🎬Variety·
Paul Walker’s Brother Says AI Could Bring Actor Back for Final ‘Fast and Furious’ Movie but ‘I Would Not Be Interested in Doing That’
Paul Walker’s brother does not want to be involved in bringing back the late actor’s character, Brian O’Conner, for Universal’s next “Fast and Furious” movie. He knows AI could be used to do it, but he doesn’t think it should be done. “AI was not a thing back in 2014, so they could do that,” […]
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
ScreenRant·BBC Officially Adapting 12-Year-Old Bestselling Crime Thriller Into Movie For The First Time
The bestselling crime thriller novel, which is more than 10 years old, joins the rest of the acclaimed author's works in transitioning to the screen.
- 🎬Deadline·
Ross Butler & Marc Evan Jackson Join Sayani Gupta In ‘Arya’
EXCLUSIVE: Ross Butler and Marc Evan Jackson are among the newly-announced cast joining Sayani Gupta (Delhi Crime) in Arya. The film, which is written and directed by Neil Tuli, follows Arya (Gupta), a disciplined piano teacher from a prestigious Indian conservatory. Per the synopsis, she reluctantl
- 🎬Variety·
‘Hawaii Five-O’ Movie in the Works From ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Director Destin Daniel Cretton
A movie version of the police procedural “Hawaii Five-O” is in the works at Paramount. Destin Daniel Cretton, whose summer blockbuster “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has remained a box office sensation, has been hired to direct the film from a script by Chris Bremner (“Bad Boys for Life”). Plot details
ScreenRant·Jason Isaacs & Gillian Anderson Researched Deeply For Their "Beautiful" New True Story-Inspired Drama The Salt Path
Jason Isaacs talks his moving new true story-inspired drama The Salt Path, working with Gillian Anderson and the deep research he did for the role.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
ScreenRant·Star Trek's 2009 Movie Timeline Officially Returning For 60th Anniversary Event
Star Trek's popular 2009 Kelvin alternate timeline is officially returning in an upcoming 60th anniversary release for longtime fans.
ScreenRant·The Jean Grey Backlash Is Getting Spider-Man: Brand New Day & The MCU Wrong
Criticism around Brand New Day's handling of Jean Grey is loud, but it completely misunderstands the message of the ending (and the MCU in general).
- 🎬Deadline·
Sony Buys R-Rated Buddy Comedy Pitch ‘Golf Trip’ From Mortal Media; Max Searle Scripting
EXCLUSIVE: Sony has bought Golf Trip, an R-rated comedy pitch from Mortal Media, which has enlisted Max Searle (upcoming Barbershop) to pen the script, sources tell Deadline. Reps for Sony declined to comment. We’re told the film is about three lifelong friends who are the last of their old golf gro
- 🎬Variety·
Andrew Scott to Receive Mill Valley Film Festival’s Acting Award for ‘Elsinore’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Andrew Scott will receive the Mill Valley Film Festival’s Acting Award for his latest performance in “Elsinore.” Scott stars in the Focus Features film portraying Ian Charleson in his celebrated performance as Hamlet at London’s National Theatre, before the actor, known for starring in “Chariots of
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Variety·
Gaza Doc ‘NAZA,’ From ‘No Other Land’ Directors, Earns Record-Breaking 24.5-Minute Venice Ovation as Producer Jonathan Glazer Leads Applause
“NAZA,” the new documentary from Israeli “No Other Land” directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, earned a massive 24.5-minute ovation at its Venice Film Festival premiere on Thursday. This marks the longest-ever standing ovation in Venice — besting the 22 minutes for “The Voice of Hind Rajab” last
Collider·It’s Officially the End of an Era for Netflix’s Most Popular Movie of All Time
KPop Demon Hunters has officially concluded its record-breaking streak on Netflix after dominating charts for 63 weeks.
- 🎬Variety·
‘Naza’ Review: Two of the ‘No Other Land’ Filmmakers Deliver a More Devastating Exposé of Israeli Genocidal Policy, This Time in Gaza
The irksome controversy over “No Other Land” upon winning both the Berlinale Documentary prize and the Academy Award was never really about the film. It was hardly the first strong documentary to call attention to Israel’s official policy of ethnic cleansing, and there were no revelations to be had.
Collider·3 Most Exciting New Movies To Watch This Weekend
Long-awaited sequels like Practical Magic 2 and reinventions of classics like The Uprising are among the most exciting movies coming out this weekend.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘Union Town’ Review: Barbara Kopple Takes on UPS, Amazon and the Apps in Another Essential Organized Labor Documentary
Premiering in Venice, the latest from the 'Harlan County, USA' director studies the disparate and shared interests of workers in the gig economy.
Collider·The Landmark Western Quentin Tarantino Called “Ugly” Is Officially Streaming for Free
The Western film that Quentin Tarantino said has the "worst-mixed opening act in the history of Hollywood" is streaming for free. Find out more.
ScreenRant·Mike Flanagan Meets Ryan Murphy In TV’s Original Gothic Horror Masterpiece
One of the most influential horror shows of all time is Dark Shadows, which feels like a perfect combination of Mike Flanagan and Ryan Murphy.
/Film·Why Admiral Reeger From Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Looks So Familiar
If you watched Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and thought, "Hey, I recognize that actor!" when you saw Admiral Reeger, here's where you probably know him from.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Variety·
32 Flavors Hires Michael Beck as Senior VP of Programming, Promotes Jessica Snavely to Senior VP of Production & Operations (EXCLUSIVE)
Unscripted powerhouse 32 Flavors has made two key executive moves. Variety has learned exclusively that the company has named Michael Beck senior vice president of programming, while Jessica Snavely has been promoted to senior vice president of production and operations. Both will report to 32 Flavo
- 🎬Variety·
‘The Office’ and ‘King of the Hill’ Producer Greg Daniels on Opening Doors For a Whole Generation of Writers
When Greg Daniels wants to be friends with you, he won’t invite you to grab a drink at a local bar. He’ll ask you if you want to write comedy. “It’s kind of like my invitation to play tennis or hang out,” he says. “I’ve worked with some really amazing collaborators, and I’ve sought them […]
- 🎬Deadline·
Laura Linney Joins Michael Keaton & Morgan Freeman In Western ‘Rode To Ruin’
EXCLUSIVE: Laura Linney is set to star alongside Michael Keaton and Morgan Freeman in Rode to Ruin, the Western thriller that Keaton will direct. Linney will portray Hedda Tessman, joining Keaton as retired Marshal Henry Tillman and Freeman as wanted outlaw Joseph Mulberry. Set in the Old West, the
- 🎬Deadline·
Marcia Gay Harden & Mamoudou Athie Wrap Thriller ‘Hystoria’
EXCLUSIVE: Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden (Pollock) is starring with Jurassic World: Dominion and The Drama star Mamoudou Athie in thriller Hystoria, which has recently wrapped. First Light Films, in association with Vital Pictures, is producing the film directed by Batan Silva, from an original scr
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Variety·
Todd Haynes, Frances McDormand, Zhang Ziyi Join Lumière Festival Lineup
Todd Haynes will make his first visit to Lyon’s Lumière Film Festival, joining Robert Eggers, Zhang Ziyi and Tsui Hark at the classic film gathering’s now 18th edition. Three-time best actress Oscar winner Frances McDormand, a longtime collaborator of the Coen brothers, will join Joel and Ethan Coen
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Alice Hoffman on Why the Time Was Finally Right for ‘Practical Magic 2’
The author details the creative pivots required for the sequel, from finally breaking the long-standing Owens family curse to why certain characters from 'The Book of Magic' didn't make the screen.
- 🎬Deadline·
Kathryn Newton In Talks To Join Mike Birbiglia’s Focus Features Comedy ‘Old Friends New Friends’
EXCLUSIVE: Kathryn Newton (upcoming Avengers: Doomsday) is in talks to join Old Friends New Friends, the new Focus Features comedy from Mike Birbiglia that we scooped last month. Character details are being kept under wraps. The film, eyeing a fall start, is Birbiglia’s first in a decade — coming on
- 🎬Deadline·
Hamptons Film Festival Unveils Full Lineup, Talks With Amanda Seyfried, John Turturro, Jesse Eisenberg & More
EXCLUSIVE: The Hamptons International Film Festival has unveiled the full lineup for its 34th annual edition. The fest, which runs October 2 to 12, will close with Wicker on October 12. The Sundance-launched fantasy is directed by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson and stars Olivia Colman, Alexa
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘The Fix’ Review: Zachary Levi and Liam Neeson in a Geopolitical Thriller That Becomes Its Own Worst Enemy
Guy Moshe's action film revolves around a former Special Ops soldier who leads a mission to retrieve a fortune in cash in Tehran.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘Edward Said: Between Worlds’ Filmmakers on Author’s Legacy and the Choice to Make Their Doc Independently
Director Maiken Baird and producer Sarah Mowaswes spent a year sifting through 8mm reels and lost interviews to bring the Palestinian scholar’s voice back to the screen.
/Film·5 Years Ago Today: James Wan Made One Of The Wildest Horror Movies Of All Time
Five years ago, Warner Bros. released one of horror maestro James Wan's most deranged movies - and the sickos among us flipped for it.
Editorial·One Poster to Rule Them All
There used to be one image. One. You'd see it on a bus stop, at the cinema, on a friend's bedroom wall, and it was the movie — Jaws' shark rising toward that swimmer, E.T.'s glowing finger, the Star W
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Deadline·
‘NAZA’: What The Critics Are Saying About Yuval Abraham & Rachel Szor’s Israel-Gaza Documentary
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s anticipated documentary NAZA has landed at the Venice Film Festival and the reviews are coming in. The two Israeli filmmakers previously worked together with two Palestinian filmmakers on the Oscar-winning No Other Land. Their new film, according to the synopsis, “sho
Image: TMDbEditorial·Nobody Knows Who Does It Better
Every few weeks, a new "exclusive" lands claiming to know who's stepping into 007's tuxedo next. None of them do. Here's what's actually happening — and why the rumor mill is louder than the signal.
- 🎬Variety·
Sky’s Defense-News App Could Help Old-School Media Launch Offense Against Creators
Deborah Haynes covers serious stuff, like foreign affairs, national security and defense — the sorts of topics that might not make good fodder for a snarky newsletter or a hot-talk podcast. Even so, her employer, Sky News, has some new ideas about how to reach viewers that could put Haynes in contac
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘NAZA’ Review: A Sober and Indispensable Doc Highlights the Immoral, State-of-the-Art Killing Machine Employed by the IDF in Gaza
The Guardian served as producer, and Jonathan Glazer as executive producer, on this exposé by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, part of the directing team behind 2024 Oscar winner 'No Other Land.'
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
/Film·Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Reboot Eyes Record Box Office Opening For The Franchise
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie reboot looks to keep the Barbarian and Weapons director's box office winning streak going strong.
Collider·Tom Cruise’s Only Movie With Brad Pitt Is Finally a Top 10 Streaming Hit
The only movie in history to feature both Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt is officially a top 10 streaming hit. Find out where to watch here.
Collider·Netflix's 'Crew Girl' Isn't the 'Summer I Turned Pretty' Replacement You're Looking For | Review
Netflix's Crew Girl is a cheesy teen soap that's actually saved by the one thing you'd expect it to fumble: the sport itself.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Mercedes Ron Discusses Prime Video’s New YA Romantic Thriller ‘Drawn Together’ and What’s Next for Her
The bestselling author, whose 'Fault' trilogy broke records, and Carolina Bang of Banijay-owned producer Pokeepsie Films share a busy outlook for the "House of Ron," including a first U.S. adaptation.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Inside Venice’s Unlikely Double Feature: A $300 Million Hitmaker and a New Generation of Smart Devices
Director Lan Hongchun and tech giant Honor are both making the same pitch on the Lido this year: that anyone with the right tools can become a filmmaker.
Collider·'South Park' Season 26 Officially Retired One of Its Most Controversial Characters
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone don’t want to highlight Donald Trump anymore, and that’s good for the series.
Collider·Brad Pitt Believes His Performance In This 80% RT Movie Had One Major Flaw
1992's A River Runs Through It helped make Brad Pitt's career, but the actor felt that he "could have done better" with the role.
Collider·13 Years Later, Dan Harmon’s Most Influential Sitcom Is Aging Like Fine Wine
Rick and Morty has changed the face of television over the last 13 years, and it's still a family sitcom at its heart.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
Collider·Prime Video's 'Spider-Noir' Death Sentence Confirms the Right Direction for the Spider-Verse's Future
Prime Video's Spider-Noir is officially cancelled, but more limited series may be the best way forward for the Spider-Man universe.
Collider·Tom Cruise's 110-Minute Action Flop Is Now Officially Taking Over Streaming
Tom Cruise's The Mummy was one of the biggest flops of his career, but the 2017 action-horror movie is now one Prime Video's most-streamed titles.
Collider·8 Netflix Mystery Shows Where Every Episode Is a Masterpiece
From the German science fiction series Dark to the crime thriller Dept. Q, every episode of these Netflix mystery shows is a genuine masterpiece.
Collider·5 Dark Fantasy Books by Female Authors You Won’t Be Able To Put Down
From dark fairy tales to grimdark epics, these five fantasy books by female authors deliver unforgettable worlds, magic, and twists.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Deadline·
Beyond Fest 2026 Lineup Includes ‘Primetime’, ‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ And ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’
Beyond Fest will open its 2026 edition with Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime and close with Bassam Tariq’s Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother as the Los Angeles-set genre festival revealed its full lineup Wednesday. The fest, which runs September 23-October 6, will feature 10 world premieres and four No
Collider·Netflix’s ‘Avatar’ Meets ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Fantasy Series Is Among 2026’s Biggest Streaming Hits
Netflix’s One Piece is one of 2026’s biggest fantasy hits. Here’s why the live-action manga adaptation works so well.
.jpg)
Collider·The 8 Most Fun Musical Movies of All Time, Ranked
Singin' in the Rain, The Sound of Music, and La La Land are all among the most purely fun musical movies ever made.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Suki Waterhouse Is Open to “Nepo-Babying” Her and Robert Pattinson’s Daughter If She Pursues a Hollywood Career
Waterhouse has a two-year-old daughter with her fiancé, Pattinson.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Deadline·
Israel’s ‘Tell Me Everything’ Tops Ophir Awards, Becomes Country’s Oscar Submission
Moshe Rosenthal’s Tell Me Everything is Israel’s official submission to the 2027 Oscar Best International Feature race by virtue of its winning the Best Picture prize Thursday’s at Israel’s Ophir Awards. Tell Me Everything won a total of 10 Ophir trophies tonight, including Best Director and Best Sc
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘Place to Be’ Review: Ellen Burstyn, Taika Waititi, Pamela Anderson and a Pigeon Star in a Strange, Sentimental, Occasionally Endearing Road Movie
The latest feature from Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó ('Pieces of a Woman') premiered out of competition in Venice.
Collider·'NCIS' Rewrote the Series With Season 22's Formula Change
NCIS found a way to say goodbye to Fornell and Gibb's dynamic by having Sweeney and Parker fill in.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘South Park’ Creators Apologize to Kendrick Lamar, Paramount for Movie’s Delay: “We Still Believe in the Project”
Trey Parker and Matt Stone have been working with Lamar on the musical comedy known as 'Whitney Springs,' which has been shrouded in mystery and had its release date delayed multiple times.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Deadline·
Imax Tops $600M In Q3 Box Office So Far On ‘The Odyssey’; CEO Shrugs Off Industry M&A – “Our Primary Relationships Are With Filmmakers”
Imax big screens have passed $600 million in global box office receipts so far this quarter, says CEO Rich Gelfond, noting that it’s still early in September (Q4 runs through end of the month) and “our best quarter ever was in the mid-three hundreds.” That was in the third quarter of 2023. The compa
- 🎬Deadline·
‘Wicked’ & ‘Wicked: For Good’ Live-To-Film Concerts To Kick Off 2027 Tour In San Francisco & New York
EXCLUSIVE: A series of live-to-film concerts of Wicked and Wicked: For Good, with film screenings accompanied by a live symphony orchestra, will officially premiere at Radio City Music Hall on January 23, 2027, with a special preview set for January 16 in San Francisco. The first event will be Wicke
- 🎬Deadline·
Director Mary Mazzio On Capturing The “Audacious” Tale Of 1995 All-Women Sailing Crew With Backing Of Paramount & AMC
Before writing and directing the sailing documentary Mighty Mary, Mary Mazzio knew plenty about fast-moving boats. The lawyer-turned-filmmaker competed on the U.S. rowing team at the 1992 Summer Olympics, a feat replicated in 2024 by her daughter, Daisy. All those hours on the water attuned her deca
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
Ruby Rose Accuses Noel Clarke of Predation After ‘Doctor Who’ Actor Slapped With U.K. Criminal Charges
The allegation from the 'Orange Is the New Black’ star came on the day Clarke was charged with sexual assault, voyeurism and exposure.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Deadline·
Giancarlo Esposito, Jinkx Monsoon & Debra Wilson Star Opposite Brandon Rogers In His Debut Feature ‘Weird Party’
EXCLUSIVE: Giancarlo Esposito (Better Call Saul), Jinkx Monsoon (RuPaul’s Drag Race & Drag Race All Stars) and Debra Wilson (MadTV) have wrapped roles opposite Brandon Rogers (Helluva Boss, Hazbin Hotel) in Weird Party, a horror comedy marking the filmmaker and comedian’s feature directorial debut.
- 🎬Deadline·
‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Ticket Pre-Sales Cross $50M Domestically Three Months Out
Domestic ticket pre-sales for Avengers: Doomsday have crossed $50 million with still over three months to go. This is a great start for the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe installment, which hits the big screen December 18, 2026 alongside Denis Villeneuve’s third Dune film, which will have IMAX s
- 🎬Deadline·
Mike Flanagan Producing Red Room Exec Alexandra Magistro’s Debut Feature ‘Rot’; Cooper Koch, Amber Midthunder & Matthew Lillard Set For Horror Thriller
EXCLUSIVE: Alexandra Magistro, an exec at Mike Flanagan’s Red Room Pictures, is making her feature directorial debut with Rot, a psychological thriller and body horror to star Cooper Koch (Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story), as well as Amber Midthunder and Matthew Lillard, both part of Flan
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘A Good Little Soldier’ Review: A Tense French Workplace Drama About a Woman Caught Between Motherhood and Corporate Hell
Alba Rohrwacher ('Hungry Hearts') stars alongside Vincent Lindon ('Titane') in writer-director Stéphane Brizé’s latest story of late-stage capitalism gone awry.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
/Film·Gorilla Grodd Revealed In First Set Photos From James Gunn's Superman Spin-Off Series
Some photos from the set of DC's The People Vs Gorilla Grodd down in Atlanta reveal a practical gorilla suit being used, and he's pretty well-dressed too.
- 🎬Deadline·
Carrie Coon Joins Rebecca Ferguson & Greta Lee In MRC Rom-Com ‘Honeymoon / Funeral’
EXCLUSIVE: The White Lotus star Carrie Coon has joined Rebecca Ferguson and Greta Lee in the upcoming romantic comedy, Honeymoon/Funeral. MRC is financing and overseeing production of the film from director Nahnatchka Khan and writer Julia Bicknell. Filming continues in London. Ferguson and Lee sta
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘Holy Wood Dust’ Review: Victor Kossakovsky’s Soothing, if Slightly Dull, Documentary Will Make You Want to Hug a Tree
Playing out of competition in Venice, the latest from the 'Gunda' and 'Architecton' helmer is a meditation on the precious beauty and importance of trees.
/Film·Avengers: Doomsday Already Set A Major Box Office Record For Marvel Months Before Release
Months before Avengers: Doomsday debuts, the highly anticipated sequel has already set a box office record for Marvel Studios.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Deadline·
Laika’s ‘Wildwood’ To Open AFI Fest 2026
The American Film Institute said Wednesday that it has selected Laika’s latest stop-motion animated feature, Wildwood, as the opening-night film of AFI Fest, whose 40th edition launches in October. The October 21 screening will mark the U.S. premiere of the pic, which will world premiere October 11
- 🎬Deadline·
Venice Film Festival 2026: Read All Of Deadline’s Reviews
The 2026 Venice Film Festival got underway on Wednesday, September 2, with Oscar-winning English director Danny Boyle’s Ink — starring Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy — kicking off an 83rd edition that includes films starring the likes of Robert Pattinson, Penelope Cruz & Javier Bardem, Ja
/Film·The Paper Creators Fought To Keep A Joke That's A Little More Edgy Than You'd Expect [Exclusive]
The Paper isn't quite as censored as your usual network sitcom, since it streams on Peacock, but the show's creators had to fight to include an edgier joke.
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
‘The Color of the Sun’ Review: A Teenager in Okinawa Navigates Grief and Longing in an Attractive but Undercooked Coming-of-Age Drama
First-time feature filmmaker Xavier Tera's tale of adolescent exploration premiered in the Horizons sidebar of the Venice Film Festival.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬Deadline·
‘Place To Be’ Review: 93-Year-Old Ellen Burstyn Shines Teaming With Taika Waititi And A Wayward Pigeon In Kornél Mundruczó’s Touching Road Movie – Venice Film Festival
In 1974, Art Carney won the Best Actor Oscar for Paul Mazursky’s Harry & Tonto as a retired New Yorker who sets out on a cross-country journey to visit family with his cat after his building is being torn down. Ellen Burstyn played his daughter then, and the same year also won the Best Actress […]
- 🎬The Hollywood Reporter·
New ‘Italian Job’ Movie in the Works at Paramount With Paul Feig in Talks to Direct
Michael Caine starred in the original 1969 heist movie that was the basis for the 2003 hit of the same name.
/Film·Neve Campbell's 101-Minute Fantasy Horror Movie Is An HBO Max Streaming Hit 30 Years Later
HBO Max subscribers are getting a head start on scary season by streaming this fantasy horror flick starring the likes of Neve Campbell.
/Film·This South Korean Sci-Fi Movie Takes One Of The Biggest Cinematic Risks Of 2026
Hope, the new sci-fi movie from South Korean director Na Hong-jin, is pretty audacious compared to a lot of other films in 2026.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
/Film·Alan Hale Jr.'s Last Ever Western Role Was In A Forgotten 1984 Movie Streaming On Prime Video
Gilligan's Island actor Alan Hale Jr. returned to the Old West one last time in The Red Fury, a 1984 Western that's currently on Prime Video.
/Film·Ted Lasso Season 4 Is Badly Failing Its Key Female Characters
By the end of Ted Lasso Season 3, Rebecca and Keeley were some of the most beloved characters on the show. But Season 4 is badly failing both of them so far.
/Film·The Uprising Review: Andrew Garfield's Robin Hood Origin (Sort Of) Is A Dull, Dreary Disappointment
A Robin Hood origin story that isn't actually about Robin Hood, The Uprising has nothing interesting to say about anything, really. Here's our review.
/Film·15 Years Ago Today: One Of The Best Martial Arts Movies Ever Made Flopped In Theaters
Released 15 years ago today, Warrior, starring Tom Hardy, was a box office flop. Thankfully, the film eventually found its audience.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
/Film·Reacher Season 4 Makes Us Wish Alan Ritchson Had Joined A Classic Franchise
The fourth season of Prime Video's Reacher has us wondering what could have been if star Alan Ritchson had been added to a classic action franchise.
/Film·Anne McCaffrey's Most Popular Sci-Fi Books Were Nearly Adapted By A TV Veteran
Anne McCaffrey's beloved Dragons of Pern books were nearly turned into a sci-fi fantasy show that fell apart at the last minute. Here's what happened.
/Film·Gilligan's Island Star Tina Louise Made Her Movie Debut Alongside A Western Legend
Tina Louise made her movie debut alongside Western legend Robert Ryan in this particularly memorable pre-Gilligan's Island venture.
/Film·One Of Eddie Murphy's Biggest Box Office Hits Became A Historic Flop 30 Years Later
Judging by the box office returns, few people were aware this Eddie Murphy hit was re-released in theaters over the weekend.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
/Film·Mark Wahlberg's 109-Minute Crime Thriller Is One Of Netflix's Biggest Streaming Hits
Mark Wahlberg has a new movie out in theaters, but audiences are turning to Netflix to watch this crime thriller from 2012 instead.
/Film·NYPD Blue Got A Bizarre Sitcom Spin-Off That Was Canceled After One Episode
Hit police procedural NYPD Blue was known for its gritty realism, so the short-lived sitcom spin-off was a bizarre choice.
- 🎬IndieWire·
Enter the Pixar Brain Trust with ‘Inside Out 2’ Writer Meg LeFauve
It's all about avoiding the "Band-Aid Monster," said LeFauve, who also tells IndieWire about the emotions (like Schadenfreude) and ideas (like Procrastination Land) left out of the Pixar sequel.
- 🎬IndieWire·
Where to Watch the Team Behind ‘Challengers’ Next
Zendaya, Josh O'Connor, and Mike Faist are soon to be seen on screens everywhere.
- Sponsored
Stop losing track of your Blu-rays
PopMovieList turns your shelf into a searchable, poster-driven catalog. Try it free →
- 🎬IndieWire·
5 War Movies That Paved the Way for ‘Civil War’
Five films (and one video game) that A24's 'Civil War' builds on in order to create its immersive action sequences.
- 🎬IndieWire·
13 Hidden Gems in Sean Price Williams’ ‘1000 Movies’
The first printing of this movie lovers' diary has already sold out but you can still get some movie recs from "The Sweet East" director and cinematographer.
- 🎬IndieWire·
Bob Marley and ‘Madame Web’ Are the Best Hopes for February Box Office
An all-original batch of new wide releases could surprise, but theaters could end the month already fighting to meet the year's modest projections.
AdvertisementBottom banner · 728×90