Lin-Manuel Miranda Teases A Song For A Voiceless Ariel In Disney's Little Mermaid Remake
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Alan Menken wrote some new songs for The Little Mermaid remake, including one for Ariel after she loses her voice.
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Ultraman Season 2: Release Date, Cast, And More
Ultraman will be returning with a second season this April, and things are looking more dire than ever.
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D.W. Became A Cop, And Other Reveals From The Arthur Series Finale
After 253 (!) episodes, Arthur is ending its 25-episode run with a touching finale that featured very few surprises for where the characters end up.
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John Cena Talks About Those Big Peacemaker Cameos In The Season 1 Finale
In a way, the legendary team's involvement in this story is the punchline to a bit that was set up over the course of the whole season.
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John Carpenter Says Halloween Ends Is Pretty Definitive: 'They Really Want It To End'
Halloween director John Carpenter says Halloween Ends seems designed to firmly conclude the story ... though who knows how long that will last.
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'Tisn't The Season, But That's Not Stopping NECA From Releasing Krampus Figures
Have a horrifying Christmas all year round with this figures based on the 2015 horror movie Krampus.
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Tom Welling Says Things Look Good For The Smallville Animated TV Series
Tom Welling is fully onboard for the Smallville animated series, and is keen to bring the rest of the cast back as well.
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Andrew Garfield Delightfully Flubs His Way Through This Tick, Tick...BOOM! Blooper Reel
Be charmed by Andrew Garfield in this blooper reel for the Oscar-nominated musical Tick, Tick...Boom!
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The Daily Stream: Celebrate Alan Rickman's Birthday With A Little Chaos
The great Alan Rickman died in 2016, but his films live on - even the smaller ones you may have never seen. Here's an opportunity to seek out one he directed.
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Turning Red Early Buzz: Domee Shi's Feature Debut Is A Moving, Joyous Entry Into The Pixar Canon
Pixar's latest film is being praised as a quirky, honest, personal comedy that innovates in both technique and story.
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Licorice Pizza Director Paul Thomas Anderson Responds To Criticism Of Fake Asian Accent
Considering the real-world context in which this film has entered, it's disappointing to hear Anderson not understand the criticism of the scene in question.
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The Original Version Of The Land Before Time Was Way Too Scary For Kids
We all have that one movie that shook us to our core as kids.
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FX Wants To Keep It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia And Archer On The Air As Long As Possible
Thankfully, Sunny and Archer don't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon.
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New Images From Robert Eggers' The Northman Show Alexander Skarsgard As A Viking Berserker
Robert Eggers is getting his hands dirty with The Northman, a Viking epic that looks even more immersive than The Witch or The Lighthouse.
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Peter Dinklage Won't Say If He's Returning For Thor: Love And Thunder, But Yeah, He Totally Is
What are the odds we see Eitri again in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Considering Dinklage brought up the character's return, I'd say they're pretty good.
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Vikings: Valhalla Season 1 Review: You Have My Axe
Vikings: Valhalla falls short of the early seasons of the original series, but is still a worthy successor.
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The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Ending Explained: Seems Like Old Times
The classic western is well-known for the Mexican standoff at the end of the movie, but what does this climactic confrontation mean? Let's take a look
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Superhero Bits: Constantine: House Of Mystery Trailer, Peacemaker Season 2 Rumors Debunked & More
In today's edition of Superhero Bits, James Gunn debunks a Peacemaker season 2 rumor, Zack Snyder pays tribute to a fallen collaborator, and more.
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Daily Podcast: Favorite Movie Presidents, BioShock, RDJ And Shane Black, And More
On today's podcast, Ben and Ryan talk about their favorite movie presidents, a BioShock movie coming to Netflix, the weekend's box office, and more.
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How Hayao Miyazaki's Career Almost Ended Before It Began
One of the greatest artists of all time faced a key moment of self-doubt.
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Church Spire Topples & Swan Escapes In Town Where Hot Fuzz Was Filmed
Sergeant Nicholas Angel was first on the scene.
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Attack On Titan Final Season Sees The Return Of Old Characters And Conflicts In Chaotic And Somber 'Sunset'
On the most recent episode of Attack on Titan, the show slows down a little and makes a dark statement about the cyclical nature of conflict.
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Amadeus Shows Us How Perfection Can Break You, And How Jealousy Is Worse
"I will speak for you, Father. I speak for all mediocrities in the world. I am their champion. I am their patron saint."
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Uncharted And Dog Make For A Very Encouraging Weekend At The Box Office
Appearing in two of this past weekend's top three highest-grossing movies, Tom Holland proved himself as a bonafide movie star.
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David Morse On Why Frank Darabont's The Green Mile Is Still Relevant Today [Interview]
Character actor David Morse looks back on the early days of his career and working on Darabont's non-Shawshank prison drama.
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The 15 Best Video Game Adaptations Of Movies, Ranked
Everyone's always ranking the best movies based on video games, but what about video games based on movies?
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Thor: Love And Thunder's 'Goat Boat' Gets Its Own LEGO Set
I guess his Crane Plane was in the shop.
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