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The Force is strong with thisStar Warstrailer, edited by formerThat 70s Showstar Topher Grace. This video takes every single movie from the franchise, even the standalones likeRogue OneandSolo, and condenses them down into one, very epic five-minute trailer that encapsulates everything we’ve come to love about a galaxy far, far away over the years. Hate has no place here, as Grace has taken the best of what has been put forth in these ten movies over the course of more than forty years to deliver something that seemingly every fan can get behind....

Fans of supernatural mysteries rejoice! A new teaser for the Netflix series1899has been released. The show was created by Baran Bo Odar and Jantje Friese, the minds behindDark(2017). The series will star Aneurin Barnard, Emily Beecham, Anton Lesser, and Clara Rosager. Returning fromDarkto1899is Andreas Pietschmann, one of the lead roles in the former series. You can find the new teaser for the show below. The official synopsis for the series reads: A migrant steamship heads west to leave the old continent....

Those who may be concerned thatWestworldis going totally off the rails can rest a little bit easier, as co-creator Lisa Joy says they have a definite ending in mind for the series.Westworldseason 2 recently wrapped up its run and, while there are still plenty who love the crazy sci-fi robot revolution unfolding, quite a few fans and critics have started to sour on the series. Some have wondered if Joy, Jonathan Nolan and J....

With only two episodes left to air for Season 1, ABC has axed the David Hemingson created seriesWhiskey Cavalier. Starring Lauren Cohan (The Walking Dead) and Scott Foley (Scandal), the action comedy series will conclude its run on the network after eleven total episodes. Weighing in on the imminent end of the show, Cohan spoke about the unfortunate news on Twitter. OnWhiskey Cavalier,Lauren CohanandScott Foleystarred as FBI agents Francesca “Frankie” Trowbridge (a....

Why didn’t Thanos kill The Avengers, or any of the other heroes, who were trying to stop him at the end ofInfinity War? It’s a question that’s been raised in the months since the movie was released and a reasonable one at that. Now, an explanation has been offered that may help satisfy those who saw this as something of an error in logic within the movie’s framework. The answer comes from the recently released book The Art of Avengers: Infinity War....

Quick Links Released in July 2008,Generation Killis one of HBO’s most acclaimed TV miniseries. Adapted byThe Wire’s David Simon and Ed Burns from the Evan Wright book of the same name, the shockingly realistic war drama follows U.S. Marines during the 2003 Invasion of Iraq. The expensive production emphasized gritty realism and visceral immersion as a means of putting viewers into the boots of soldiers on the ground in Iraq following the events of 9/11....

Perhaps more than any other storytelling medium, superhero comics and movies rely on constant reinvention of their characters to keep audiences engaged. But while many things may change regarding the backstories of superheroes, some things always stay the same. The Hulk will always be an ordinary man trapped in a tortured relationship with his monstrous alter ego. Batman will always be a man trying to exorcise his personal demons through a war against crime....

Apple TV+ has revealed the first trailer for their upcoming movie,The Beanie Bubble. The movie unravels the captivating story of Ty Warner, the man behind the Beanie Babies madness. WithZach Galifianakisdonning the role of Warner, this film promises to be as plush as the toys themselves. Thelatest offering from Apple TV+whisks us back to the 1990s – a time when Tamagotchis, grunge music, and Beanie Babies ruled the roost. But amongst the glorious memories, there’s a tale of ambition, obsession, and the eventual downfall....

It’s not often that you see an action movie which could also work as a stage play; the two mediums seem downright antithetical. Mel Gibson (with a script from Jared Rosenberg) was up to the challenge, though. His new film, a return to the director’s chair after nearly a decade, isFlight Risk, which is almost entirely set inside a small Cessna Grand Caravan plane during its Alaskan flight. While we hear some voices, there are only three actors on-screen throughout nearly the whole film — Topher Grace, Mark Wahlberg, andMichelle Dockery....

Thanks to shows likeYellowjackets, Yellowstone, Landman,andTulsa King,Paramount+ has become a favorite streaming service for many people across America. Owned by Paramount Global (soon to be known as Paramount Skydance Corporation), the platform has something for everyone. Fans of cop shows and legal dramas have it good since everything made for CBS always ends up in the streaming library, too. However, a little sieving is always advisable when presented with many options....

Bookmakers would never have guessed a spinoff ofThe Batmanwould become one of the most discussed shows of 2024, but such is how television fate has played out. Following the titular DC villain’s rise to power in Gotham’s underworld, HBO’sThe Penguinhas been heavily praised by both comic buffs and casual viewers. Such acclaim isn’t underserved, as the HBO show has gripping storylines, incredible performances, and amazing cinematography. The decision to set events in the present also gives the show a stinging relevance, elevating it above conventional comic book adaptations....

In 1933, director Marian Caldwell Cooper, under the backing of RKO Pictures, introduced audiences to the legendary ape-like monster,King Kong. The creature’s mannerisms and the original film’s use of unique special effects wowed audiences. There was the rear projection technique, stop-motion animation images, miniatures, matte paintings, and many more. Other filmmakers and studio executives were impressed too, and years later, various blatant ripoffs would pop up. The possibilities were endless and, since the original franchise owners couldn’t explore every idea, others felt the need to fill the storyline void while imitating the iconography....

Movie adaptations of your favorite books are always a mix of exciting and worrisome. Will they cast the right person? Is your favorite plot point included? Is it going to hit all the major details? However, sometimes movies just share a name, or take ideas from a book and change it, so it is almost unrecognizable. Unfortunately, it happens a lot more than you might expect. Warning, some of the items in this list may contain spoilers....