New Lord Of The Rings Sequel Film Will Reunite The Hobbits, Stephen Colbert To Write Script
A new Lord of the Rings movie is in development, and co-writer Stephen Colbert will take audiences beyond the events of the original trilogy.
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Sam Raimi's Alternate Send Help Ending Explained
Sam Raimi's horror-comedy Send Help has hit digital, and with it comes news that the film has an alternate ending included as part of the special features.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Just Made Hollywood History With Its First Trailer
The first trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day broke a record in its first 24 hours, but now it's cleared a bar that no movie trailer has ever cleared before.
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Chris Pratt's 2026 Sci-Fi Flop Becomes A Global Streaming Sensation On Prime Video
Earlier this year, Chris Pratt played Chris Raven (yes, really) in a sci-fi box office flop. Now, the movie is a streaming hit on Prime Video.
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How To Watch Margot Robbie's Wuthering Heights At Home
If you missed Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights in theaters or just want to return to that world, here's when the film will be available to watch at home.
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John Boyega's Finn May Return To Star Wars - Here's Why That's Shocking
After years of public discourse and fan speculation, it sounds like John Boyega's Finn may return to the cinematic world of Star Wars.
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5 Things We Learned On The Set Of Varanasi, The Action Epic From RRR Director
We visited the set of Varanasi, the action epic from RRR director S. S. Rajamouli, and our excitement for this film is immeasurable.
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How To Watch Avatar: Fire And Ash At Home
If you somehow missed Avatar: Fire & Ash while it was in theaters or you're looking to catch it again, here's how to watch it at home.
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Sinners Star Michael B. Jordan Allegedly Wants Huge Miami Vice Payday After Oscars Win
Michael B. Jordan is apparently asking for a bigger salary to star in Miami Vice after his Best Actor Oscars win. Good! Give him what he's worth.
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How To Watch Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie At Home
Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie is coming home! The hilarious comedy from Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol will also include some cool special features.
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Send Help Deleted Scene Reveals Rachel McAdams Making A Pivotal Discovery [Exclusive]
Horror fans, this one's for you! We've got an exclusive look at a deleted scene from Sam Raimi's Send Help featuring Rachel McAdams.
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Moana Trailer Reveals Dwayne Johnson's Live-Action Maui (And Some Really Ugly Visuals)
The newest trailer for Disney's live-action Moana movie has arrived, and it's...well, it's exactly what you're probably expecting.
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The Project Hail Mary LEGO Set Is An Impressive Feat Of Plastic Brick Engineering
Project Hail Mary is a hit, and on top of triumphing at the box office, it's also one of the rare non-franchise movies to get a LEGO set -- and it's awesome.
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Project Hail Mary Feels Like A Stealth Prequel To This 2000s Sci-Fi Movie
The film version of Project Hail Mary works surprisingly well as a prequel to one of the best sci-fi movies to emerge from the 2000s.
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Project Hail Mary's Rocky Is Galactic Neighbors With An Iconic Star Trek Alien
Rocky, the adorable alien creature in Project Hail Mary, lives in relatively close proximity to the home world of an iconic Star Trek alien race.
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Project Hail Mary's Best Easter Egg References A Steven Spielberg Alien Movie
The best Easter egg in Project Hail Mary comes when Ryan Gosling's Ryland Grace meets an alien and tries to use a Steven Spielberg movie moment to communicate.
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Project Hail Mary Is The Perfect Next Chapter In Cinema's Greatest Modern Sci-Fi Trend
Ryan Gosling's hope-filled outer space adventure Project Hail Mary continues the great modern trend of optimistic sci-fi movies.
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Project Hail Mary: Why Rocky And Grace Can't Be In The Same Space
Project Hail Mary's hero Ryland Grace develops a close bond with his alien friend Rocky - even though they can't share the same space without dying.
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The Unique Way Project Hail Mary's Eridians Sleep, Explained
Eridians like Rocky approach sleeping and eating very differently in Project Hail Mary than humans do, so let's talk about that.
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One Peaky Blinders Favorite Is Missing From The Immortal Man (And It's Impossible To Ignore)
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man brings back some of the TV show's characters, but Tom Hardy's fan-favorite gangster Alfie Solomons isn't among them.
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Project Hail Mary Continues One Of Star Trek's Most Important Sci-Fi Missions
Project Hail Mary feels like the type of sci-fi story that features the same spirit as the best installments of Star Trek.
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Why Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Kills Off A Main Character Off-Screen [Exclusive]
A major Peaky Blinders character is killed prior to the events of The Immortal Man. Here's why writer Steven Knight took this approach to the film.
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Project Hail Mary: How Rocky Eats, According To The Original Book
While the film version of Project Hail Mary touches on the way Eridians like Rocky eat, the original book goes into greater (and stranger) detail.
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Meryl Streep's Project Hail Mary Role Explained
Yes, that really was Meryl Streep's voice you briefly heard in Project Hail Mary. Here's how her fun cameo came together.
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How Scientifically Accurate Is Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary?
Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir is known for his scientific accuracy, so how does the Ryan Gosling-led film version of his book fare in that respect?
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How Project Hail Mary Adapts The Book's Most Challenging Sci-Fi Concept
Project Hail Mary tangles with plenty of difficult sci-fi concepts, but the movie faithfully adapts one of the most fascinating challenges from the book.
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5 Biggest Changes The Project Hail Mary Movie Makes From The Original Book
Project Hail Mary is a remarkably accurate adaptation, but here are the five biggest changes the movie makes from author Andy Weir's original novel.
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