The Academy Awards are constantly changing to keep up with the fast-paced film industry, and the success of the movie Sinners shows what kind of films can grab the Academy’s attention. This is just one of several changes happening: starting in 2029, the Oscars will stream exclusively on YouTube, demonstrating the Academy’s effort to adapt to modern viewing habits.
Right now, The Home is performing slightly below The Strangers: Chapter 2. But it’s holding steady and doesn’t appear to be losing viewers to films like 1992 and The Long Walk.
Season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again is set to continue the story with Wilson Fisk launching an all-out war on New York’s heroes, and Matt Murdock fighting back as Daredevil. We’ll see familiar faces return, including Jessica Jones. Currently scheduled for release on March 4, 2026, as part of Marvel Studios’ ambitious 2026 plans (though the date isn’t completely confirmed), the new season will be followed by movies like Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday, and Disney+ shows including Wonder Man, Vision Quest, and Season 2 of X-Men ’97. Here’s a complete guide to everything you need to know about Daredevil: Born Again Season 2.
In a recent interview with SFX Magazine, Tom Hardy discussed why he decided to direct his new film, which finished filming two years ago.
The film Take Me Home feels incredibly realistic and authentic. Anna, the lead actress who largely improvised her lines, gives an exceptional performance. The movie has a unique quality that comes from a deep level of trust between everyone involved. While the story is fictionalized – the real people come from a family of eleven, not just two – the details, from the rundown state of the nursing home to the family’s everyday routines, are deeply rooted in their actual lives. Ultimately, it’s a lovely and deeply moving film.
The second season of Matlock debuted with almost 12 million viewers across all platforms, a significant jump from its first season. Season 2 continues the story of Madeline and her boss, Olympia Lawrence (Skye P. Marshall), as they secretly investigate the Jacobson Moore law firm, continuing the momentum from the show’s successful first season.
I’ve been watching ‘Shrinking’ and I have to say, Luke Tennie is so good as Sean! He recently spoke with Grae Drake about how seriously he takes the role and how much he’s grown as an actor over the three seasons. It’s really cool to hear him talk about the responsibility he feels bringing Sean … Read more
Just five years ago, a playful tweet hinted at a potential collaboration between Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa in a buddy cop film reminiscent of Lethal Weapon, directed by David Leitch. That idea has now become The Wrecking Crew, and the cast has expanded to include Morena Baccarin, Jacob Batalon, and Temuera Morrison. Although Leitch wasn’t able to direct, Ángel Manuel Soto took the helm and, judging by early reviews, successfully brought the vision to life.
Shows like Star Trek, Doctor Who, and Stargate have stayed popular for decades thanks to the many spin-off series they’ve created. And that’s not even considering sequels and stories set before the original shows.
After the success of The Lord of the Rings, many fantasy movies and TV shows tried to copy or build upon its style. Studios that once avoided the genre realized it could be profitable, leading to a surge of new, often lower-budget, fantasy films in the late 2000s. Here are five scenes from The Lord of the Rings that particularly captured audiences and influenced the future of fantasy filmmaking.