Scrat may never catch that acorn, but the franchise he stars in refuses to go extinct. After years of uncertainty about whether the prehistoric herd had any theatrical life left,
“Star Wars” hasn’t had a new movie in theaters since 2019, which in franchise terms is roughly an ice age. That drought is finally ending, and one of the films
Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles have spent twenty-five years hatching get-rich-quick schemes that blow up in spectacular, hilarious fashion. Now, in the most fitting twist imaginable, the “Trailer Park Boys” are
James Cameron built the Terminator, walked away from it, watched a string of other filmmakers run it into the ground, and now he wants it back, on one uncompromising condition.
Some action heroes get a clean retirement. Jason Bourne has never been the type. The amnesiac super-assassin has spent the better part of two decades running from the people who
You cannot keep a good killer doll down. After his acclaimed television show got the axe, Chucky is already scheming his way back onto the big screen. Franchise creator Don
Some casting news you report. This one you feel. At a London fan convention, Ian McKellen let slip the words Tolkien fans have been dreaming about for over a decade:
The relationship that defined a decade of Netflix is ending. Matt and Ross Duffer, the brothers whose “Stranger Things” became one of the streamer’s crown jewels, are packing up and
While the entire internet keeps its eyes locked on the slow march toward the next big Avengers showdown, Marvel quietly slipped one of its most beautiful projects in years onto
There’s a specific pleasure the “Ocean’s” movies deliver that almost nothing else does: the cool, the wit, the impossibly stylish sight of beautiful people executing an impossible heist while trading