Absolute Batman Has Introduced Two Classic DC Antiheroes – With One Big Change
Absolute Batman #13 brings a pair of major DC Comics antiheroes into the mix, one of which is a much more unconventional re-imagining than the other.
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Tron Franchise Future Gets Disappointing Update After Jared Leto's Ares Flops
The Jared Leto-starring Tron: Ares disappointed at the box office in its opening weekend, which doesn't bode well for the future of Disney's larger franchise.
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Disney Spent Nearly $600 Million Making The Most Divisive Star Wars Movie - Was It Worth It?
Disney spent much, much more than previously reported making Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker. Was it ultimately profitable? Let's investigate.
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An Oscar-Winning 2024 Horror Movie Is Dominating HBO Max
Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley co-star in The Substance, one of the best body horror films ever, and you can be one of the many who are watching it on HBO Max.
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Tron: Ares Proves That Jared Leto Is Box Office Poison
Tron: Ares is further proof that Jared Leto is not only undeserving of his A-list status, but that he's basically box office poison at this stage in his career.
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Sam Raimi's New Horror Movie Is An Unlikely But Welcome Marvel Reunion
Sam Raimi's new film reunites him with one of his Doctor Strange 2 cast members and looks like a return to form for the beloved filmmaker. Here's the trailer.
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The Most Popular Diane Keaton Movies Streaming Right Now
If you're looking for a way to remember the late, great Diane Keaton, there are several of her films that are currently streaming. Here's where to find them.
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Martin Freeman And Taylor Schilling's 2023 Horror Flop Is A Streaming Hit On Prime Video
Here's the latest example of a forgotten movie getting a second life on a streaming service: A Martin Freeman-led horror film from 2023 is a hit on Prime Video.
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How To Watch Stephen King's The Long Walk At Home
Stephen King's The Long Walk, one of the most devastating films of 2025, will soon be available to watch at home. Here's when and where you can find it.
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Drew Struzan, The Greatest Movie Poster Artist Of All Time, Has Died At 78
Drew Struzan, a titan in the world of illustration and movie poster art, has passed away. If you have a favorite movie poster, he's probably responsible for it.
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How To Watch Benedict Cumberbatch's The Roses At Home
Whether you missed The Roses in theaters or not, the dark comedy starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman is now heading to the home media market.
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Edgar Wright's The Running Man Continues The Revival Of One Bloodthirsty Sci-Fi Subgenre
Edgar Wright's adaptation of Stephen King's The Running Man is coming along at the perfect time for a bloodthirsty sci-fi story of this ilk to thrive.
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Nine Inch Nails Have A Tron: Ares Cameo That You Probably Missed
Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross created the soundtrack for Tron: Ares, but you probably missed their cameo appearances in the movie.
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Channing Tatum Reveals The Real Reason 23 Jump Street Hasn't Happened Yet
The first two Jump Street movies were both huge hits, so why hasn't 23 Jump Street been made? Channing Tatum has an answer.
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Channing Tatum's Roofman Is Not The Movie The Trailers Are Selling (It's Better)
Channing Tatum delivers a career-best performance in Roofman, a movie that is so much better than the trailers will have you believe.
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Diane Keaton, Oscar-Winning Screen Legend, Dead At 79
Beloved actor Diane Keaton, who won an Oscar for playing the titular role in the film Annie Hall, has died at the age of 79.
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Scarlet Review: Hamlet Goes Anime In Beautiful But Skin-Deep Fantasy Epic [NYFF]
Scarlet is being sold as an anime reimagining of Hamlet, but don't expect a full-blown adaptation of the classic play. Here's our review.
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Tron: Ares Totally Wants You To Forget About The New Villain Legacy Tried To Set Up
Tron: Legacy seemingly set up a villain for the rest of the franchise, but Tron: Ares has no desire to revisit the character.
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Jeff Bridges' Tron: Ares Return Explained (To The Best Of Our Abilities)
Somehow, Jeff Bridges returned. We try to explain how and why Bridges' Tron character Fynn is back in the new sequel Tron: Ares.
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How Tron: Ares Teases Fans With One Of Legacy's Most Important Plot Threads
Tron: Ares stands on its own storywise within the greater Tron franchise, but does tease a possible future connected to Tron: Legacy.
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5 Things We Learned About Edgar Wright's The Running Man [NYCC]
Edgar Wright and his collaborators on The Running Man attended New York Comic Con to discuss the ins and outs of their much-anticipated Stephen King adaptation.
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One Of The Most Infamous Lost DC Superhero Comics Is Finally Being Published
An infamous (and controversial) Swamp Thing comic book storyline that DC Comics declined to publish in the late 1980s is finally seeing the light of day.
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Why There Are No Plans For Peacemaker Season 3, According To James Gunn
Peacemaker season 3 seems like a no brainer, especially after seeing how season 2 ends. But James Gunn says he has no plans for a new season right now.
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Tron: Ares Isn't Shy About Setting Up Another Sequel
It's uncertain how many more Tron movies Disney might want to make, but Tron: Ares has no issue setting up yet another sequel.
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Anemone's Best Scene Reminds Us Of One Truth About Daniel Day-Lewis
No one would deny that Daniel Day-Lewis is one of the greatest actors of all time, and the best scene in Anemone helps solidify that reputation.
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Anemone Ending Explained: Internal Shame Is An Overwhelming Force Of Nature
The acting return of Daniel Day-Lewis is in his son's feature directorial debut, Anemone, a complex psychological drama with an ending in need of an explainer.
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Does Tron: Ares Have A Post-Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Does Disney's long-developing Tron sequel, Tron: Ares, have a post-credits scene (or more)? And if so, is it actually meaningful? Here's a spoiler-free answer.
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