The Emmys Overlooked The Real Best Limited Series Of 2024
The 2025 Emmy Awards nominated several big-name shows for Best Limited Series, but it overlooked Say Nothing, which was the best of the potential contenders.
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Why John Malkovich Was Cut From Marvel's Fantastic Four: First Steps
John Malkovich was set to play a character called Red Ghost in Marvel's The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Here's why director Matt Shakman had to edit him out.
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A Superman Sequel Might Happen At DC Studios (But Not As Soon As You Might Think)
While a Superman sequel remains a strong possibility, James Gunn and DC Studios seem to be focusing more on other projects as they build out the DC Universe.
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Pixar's Hoppers Trailer Is Avatar With Beavers, And It Looks Hilarious
Pixar has released a trailer for its latest original animated feature, Hoppers, and rest assured, the studio is well aware of the film's similarities to Avatar.
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Stranger Things Season 5 Officially Goes '90s With A Big Jurassic Park Riff
The Stranger Things season 5 trailer features a demodog in a kitchen while Lucas and Max hide in terror, harkening back to the Jurassic Park kitchen scene.
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I Know What You Did Last Summer Review: A Legacy Sequel Hooked On The Scares And Silliness Of Slashers
The new I Know What You Did Last Summer embraces humor and surpasses expectations, nailing the nostalgia in the process. Here's our review.
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What's The Song In The Stranger Things Season 5 Trailer?
Netflix's trailer for Stranger Things season 5 features a vintage rock song that strikes an appropriately foreboding tone, given what's to come on the show.
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The Stranger Things Season 5 Trailer Confirms Vecna Has A New Score To Settle (And It's Not With Eleven)
Stranger Things' season 5 trailer sees Vecna return, but the villain doesn't seem to be hunting Eleven. Instead, he appears to have a different person in mind.
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The Legend Of Zelda Movie Has Found Its Link And Zelda, And It's Not Who You'd Expect
Nintendo and director Wes Ball have cast Link and Princess Zelda for their live-action Legend of Zelda movie, and they've gone with relative newcomers.
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One Piece Just Aired The Saddest Anime Episode Of 2025, And Fans Are Losing It
One Piece just punched its audience in the gut with one of the saddest TV episodes of the year, and fans are losing their minds.
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James Gunn's Superman Proves Zack Snyder's Take On The Character Was Always Nonsense
James Gunn's take on Superman is wildly different than Zack Snyder's vision for the character, and Gunn's version is the one we need right now.
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James Gunn's Superman Movie Had Two Major Scenes Banned In India – Here's Why
If you saw Superman in theaters in India, you missed out on two major moments. Here's why the censors decided to cut things from James Gunn's film.
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Netflix Users Can't Stop Watching This Documentary About A Party That Went Horribly Wrong
Netflix's Trainwreck documentary series, which focuses on events gone very wrong, is drawing lots of eyes with this installment about an out-of-control party.
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Harry Potter HBO TV Series Reveals First Look At Nick Frost's Hagrid (And It's Perfect)
Here's your first official look at Nick Frost as Hagrid in HBO's upcoming adaptation of Harry Potter, as he takes over the role from the late Robbie Coltrane.
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What Superman Has In Common With Every Other James Gunn Movie
James Gunn's Superman has a lot on its mind and a lot to accomplish, but it still manages to feel like a James Gunn film.
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Why Ncuti Gatwa Left Doctor Who After Two Seasons
Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor only occupied the TARDIS for a total of 19 episodes spread across two seasons. Here's why he left.
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James Gunn's Superman Repeats Marvel Casting History In One Major Way (And It's Perfect)
The casting of Superman and Lex Luthor for James Gunn's Superman mirrors a situation that played out with the MCU's Thor.
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James Gunn's Superman Couldn't Be More Different Than His First, Forgotten Superhero Movies
James Gunn is back in theaters with an earnest version of Superman, which couldn't be more different than his early superhero projects.
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The Naked Gun Popcorn Bucket Directly References The Original Film's Best Joke
The original Naked Gun movie is stuffed with hilarious jokes, and the popcorn bucket for the 2025 film is a direct callback to an all-time great one.
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5 Reasons Why James Gunn's Superman Soared At The Box Office
James Gunn's Superman soared to impressive heights during its opening weekend at the box office, so let's examine what went right with the first DCU film.
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How To Watch M3GAN 2.0 At Home
Lots of folks skipped M3GAN 2.0 in theaters, but the film has moments that are worth seeing. Here's when it'll be available to own at home.
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How To Watch The How To Train Your Dragon Remake At Home
The live-action How to Train Your Dragon is heading to the home media market, complete with a treasure trove of special features and making-of featurettes.
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James Gunn's Superman Has The Same Climax Problem As Zack Snyder's Man Of Steel
James Gunn's Superman goes to great lengths to distance itself from Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, but it shares a similar third-act problem.
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James Gunn's Best Superman Scene Explains The Movie's Most Powerful Message
The scene where Lois interviews Clark in her apartment, glimpsed in the film's trailer, is one of the best scenes of James Gunn's Superman. Here's why.
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HBO's Harry Potter Show Reveals First Look At Dominic McLaughlin As The Boy Who Lived
HBO's Harry Potter TV show is now in production and has released a first-look image of Dominic McLaughlin as The Boy Who Lived to mark the occasion.
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James Gunn's Superman Turns The DC Comics Hero Into An Anime Icon (And It Rules)
Clark Kent's relationship with Krypton in James Gunn's Superman echoes an anime series that itself was inspired by Superman comics.
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Superman's Weirdest Gag Lets James Gunn Declare War On The Online Haters
James Gunn's Superman has a moment that feels especially personal for Gunn, who's endured his fair share of mob-like anger being directed at him over the years.
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