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While Avatar: Fire and Ash had a huge opening at the global box office, will it do well enough in the long run to justify Avatar 4? Let's take a closer look.
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Avatar: Fire and Ash might've opened with less at the box office than the last Avatar movie, The Way of Water, but rest assured, it still had a monster debut.
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In a year full of aggressively safe remakes, the 2025 version of Silent Night, Deadly Night dared to do something truly different with the cult horror property.
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Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is hitting the home media market, allowing everyone to enjoy some animatronic carnage with their families this holiday season.
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James Brolin was practically cast as James Bond and was planning to star in Octopussy, but Roger Moore ultimately changed his mind about retiring as 007.
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One of the best and funniest HBO sitcoms of all time featured Milana Vayntrub in a recurring role that fans absolutely loved.
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German actor Lars Edinger has been cast as Superman villain Brainiac in DC's upcoming sequel, Man of Tomorrow, director James Gunn confirms.
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There have been four Home Alone movies since Chris Columbus and Macaulay Culkin exited the franchise and the director has made his feelings about them known.
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Matt Damon has long claimed that he missed out on a ton of money by passing on the lead role in Avatar, but James Cameron remembers it a little differently.
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Jurassic World Rebirth might've conquered the box office, but Primitive War easily took the crown for the best (and most audacious) dinosaur movie of 2025.
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We're taking a look at 5 somewhat recent Disney flops that are due to be reappraised and reconsidered in the years to come.
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This woebegone Jason Momoa-led fantasy adventure remake (which is now streaming for free) is a fascinating time capsule of the actor's pre-superstar days.
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Tron: Ares is the third Tron movie after Tron and Tron: Legacy, but Legacy director Joseph Kosinski wouldn't, per se, call it a sequel to his installment.
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Don't be defeatist, dear, because Netflix is about to have the streaming rights to a 2022 film from everyone's favorite British family drama.
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For all of his well-documented achievements, James Cameron was apparently an uncredited writer on this touchstone '90s action flick as well.
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Did you know that Jason Momoa once starred in and directed a crime thriller over a decade ago? No? Well, you can watch it now for free and catch up!
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Remember Joker 2? Of course you do, it brought back Arthur Fleck and made him sing! Sort of! Anyway, it's now streaming on Prime Video.
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Jason Momoa will finally play Lobo on the big screen in 2026's Supergirl, but the character nearly got his own hard R-rated solo movie from DC years ago.
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2025 was another banner year for Stephen King movie adaptations, yet the most unconventional and ambitious film of the pack wasn't strictly a work of horror.
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With Avatar 4 and Avatar 5 already in the works, does Avatar: Fire and Ash include a post-credits scene teeing them up? Here's the spoiler-free answer.
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The latest remake of the '80s cult horror flick Silent Night, Deadly Night got a big lump of coal in its stocking during its opening weekend at the box office.
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Ella McCay, James L. Brooks's long-awaited return to the director's chair starring Emma Mackey, proved to be a most unfortunate flop in its box office opening.
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Suzanne Collins has been involved with the adaptation of her Hunger Games books from the very beginning, but here's how she feels about them.
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Godzilla, King of the Monsters! is different from director IshirÅ Honda's original 1954 film version of Godzilla in pivotal ways. Allow us to explain.
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Stephen King adaptations remain big moneymakers for years on end, even the ones that hardly ever get discussed online, like this canceled streaming series.
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Superman director James Gunn and star David Corenswet often argued (amicably) while making the film, with Corenswet winning the debate about a crucial scene.
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Lenny Kravitz is playing the next villain who faces off against James Bond...but maybe not in the medium you might be expecting.
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