The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In November 2023
Hurry up and watch the following movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in November 2023.
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Pluto Review: Astro Boy Meets Watchmen In Stunning New Anime
If you're a fan of Pluto, seeing this story rendered in animation will be worth the wait. Here's our review of the new Netflix anime.
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David Fincher Is Glad World War Z 2 Was Cancelled (Because The Last Of Us Is Better)
David Fincher is glad he walked away from World War Z 2, because The Last of Us is just too good to compete against.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In November 2023
Between intriguing awards players and worthwhile genre films, there's plenty to choose from on Netflix in November 2023. Here's what's streaming that month.
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Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Special Trailer Reveals The Return Of David Tennant – And A Release Date
David Tennant is back for more wibbly wobbly, timey-wimey stuff in a new trailer for the Doctor Who 60th anniversary specials, which now have release dates.
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A Time Travel Murder Mystery On Netflix Has Fans Completely Mind-Boggled
The limited drama series Bodies is getting plenty of attention over on Netflix, even if the show seems to be leaving some people confused.
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Juno Temple Is A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing In The Fargo Season 5 Trailer
Trouble is coming to Minnesota and North Dakota all over again in the upcoming Fargo season 5. Check out the trailer right here.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Max In November 2023
We've rounded up some picks for the best movies you should seek out before they leave Max in November 2023, so don't let these pass you by!
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Wonder Man - Cast, Director And More Info
Let's talk about the upcoming Marvel Disney+ series Wonder Man, including who is part of the cast, who is the director, and more.
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Why The Fall Of The House Of Usher Is Less Emotional Than Mike Flanagan's Other Shows
Mike Flanagan has said that the deaths in Netflix's The Fall of the House of Usher will likely make you cheer rather than cry.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Max In November 2023
From adult comedies to horror films and Paddington Bear, here are the best movies and TV shows headed to Max in November 2023.
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If You Want Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 14, You Gotta Help Joel Hodgson Pay For It
Mystery Science Theater 3000 creator Joel Hodgson is back with a new crowdfunding campaign to help make season 14 of the movie-mocking show.
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Invasion Co-Creator Simon Kinberg Talks Season 2 And Beyond, Star Wars Rebels, X-Men & More [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Invasion showrunner Simon Kinberg about the second season finale, his plans for the future, and his work on Star Wars Rebels, X-Men, and more.
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Baz Luhrmann's Faraway Downs - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
Faraway Downs has been billed by director Baz Luhrmann has a reimagining of his somewhat misguided 2008 epic Australia. Here's everything we know.
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The Fall Of The House Of Usher Brought A Character From The Incredibles Into Live Action
Kate Siegel says her character in The Fall of the House of Usher is inspired by a certain villain from The Incredibles.
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The Boys Creator Now Thinks The Show Will Live Beyond Five Seasons
The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke has revised his previous prediction for how long his ultra-violent superhero satire series might end up running on Prime Video.
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The Buffy Scene That James Marsters Calls 'The Worst Day Of My Professional Career'
James Marsters, who played the bad boy vampire Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, can still recall the worst day he ever had while shooting the series.
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Gen V Reminds Us That Every Single Superhero Backstory Is A Tragedy
The latest episode of Gen V takes us inside Cate's origin story, which is as tragic as we've come to expect from superheroes.
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Why Making Star Trek: The Next Generation's Most Famous Episode Was So Painful For Patrick Stewart
Patrick Stewart struggled with the makeup process for one fan-favorite episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, which only added to his great performance.
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Rick And Morty Season 7 And Community Both Took Inspiration From A Beloved Disney Movie
The body-swap premise of Freaky Friday has been homaged countless times, but Community and Rick and Morty both took it to a weirder place.
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Stranger Things' Water Scenes Were An All-Encompassing Pain In The Butt
The elaborate water scenes in Stranger Things season 4 presented quite the challenge for the show's camera and cinematography departments.
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Almost Every Aspect Of Futurama's Hermes Was Added In At The Last Minute
Hermes is a beloved staple of Futurama's Planet Express crew. But if it weren't for one last second character change, he may not have lasted long at all.
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Charisma Carpenter 'Felt A Bit Lost' Returning To Her Buffy Character, Cordelia
Charisma Carpenter returns as Cordelia Chase in the Audible series Slayers, and as Carpenter tells it, stepping back into that role wasn't easy.
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Patrick Stewart Was Glad Star Trek: The Next Generation Ended With Season 7
Patrick Stewart has been playing Captain Picard for decades, but he's glad Star Trek: The Next Generation ended when it did.
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Patrick Stewart Used His Bald Head As A Teleprompter To Help Out A Star Trek Co-Star
Sharing a Star Trek scene with Patrick Stewart's Captain Picard has plenty of perks, like being able to read lines off of his bald head.
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Pedro Pascal's Protective Mom Returns To SNL To Torment Another Girlfriend
Pedro Pascal teamed up with Bad Bunny for a second 'Protective Mom' sketch on Saturday Night Live. Her son does not have depression. He just likes the dark.
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An Improvised It's Always Sunny Line Set Up Mac's Story Before It Was Even Written
An improvised It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia line from Rob McElhenney helped change the trajectory of the character of Mac for the show.
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