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The Star Wars timeline is only going to get more expansive as the franchise continues, making it more necessary than ever to explore every era.
For those craving more of the most iconic revenge thriller's star, June 2026 has a tantalizing new psychological thriller coming to Netflix.
M. Night Shyamalan’s 4-season psychological horror thriller on Apple TV is a near-perfect show that remains compelling almost throughout its runtime.
Before The Mummy 4, Brendan Fraser stars in Pressure, a new World War II movie about D-Day in which he plays the role of Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Pressure's two lead performances elevate an otherwise dry narrative about the mechanics that went into planning the D-Day invasion during WWII.
Blue Lock's biggest loss in ages.
One of 2025's biggest anime films is finally coming to streaming on Netflix this summer, and it is the perfect watch for fans of Shakespeare and SAO.
Rogue One is one of the best Star Wars movies ever made, but its prequel series Andor is a nearly perfect modern masterpiece that surpasses it.
This new animation shows just how closely Naruto and Jiraiya are connected, and the rest of the franchise should take note of its outstanding quality.
One dark, star-studded spy thriller from Prime Video marries the cynicism of the Bourne movies with the brutal action of Taylor Sheridan's Sicario.
Sebastian Stan is reportedly set to appear as Harvey Dent in Matt Reeves' The Batman Part II, but some theories suggest he might play someone else.
DC continues expanding with the DC Universe and its Elseworlds branch, and in the latter, a new animated universe will officially launch this year.
One underrated Agatha Christie adaptation is so dark, the show feels more like a psychological thriller than one of Kenneth Branagh's Poirot movies.
Exclusive: Creator Oren Uziel explains how Spider-Noir uses some of Marvel's deepest villain cuts in order to build out his new Spider-Man world.
20 years later, X-Men: The Last Stand is still messy and frustrating, but its iconic moments make revisiting it far more complicated now.
Immerse yourself in the world of cozy crime TV with these 10 top-rated shows with comforting storylines, light-hearted humor, & engaging mysteries.
Michael B. Jordan's sci-fi movie that grossed 10x its budget at the box office is an absolute must-watch for fans of the genre and the MCU star.
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan concluded three years ago on Prime Video, but the movie continuation retcons the character's ending, and mostly for the better.
After two excellent sci-fi movies, Dune is changing genres later this year when Dune 3 comes out, with Denis Villeneuve confirming the major switch.
Despite how important Woody is to the franchise, there was originally a version of Toy Story 5 that didn't bring Tom Hanks' beloved character back.
With days to go until A24 releases Backrooms, one of the stars breaks his silence about a rumor that Kane Parsons didn’t direct the horror film.
One HBO crime series masterfully blends The Godfather and Peaky Blinders, offering a fresh perspective on the well-explored gangster genre.
In 2016, the world was treated to Your Name, an incredibly creative animated movie with wild plot twists and stunning visuals, making it a classic.
Among Apple TV's best TV shows is a crime thriller remake that is coming back now as an anthology series, which could be great for its future.
One Netflix series connected modern streaming-era cyberpunk to one of the genres most influential classic franchises, and its ambition was admirable.
One major milestone for Netflix and the platform's records is just a matter of days away based on the streaming service's results in the past months.
The fantasy genre is a tough nut to crack, especially after the success of Game of Thrones. Still, HBO has managed something spectacular.
Amazon Prime Video has a two-season post-apocalyptic television show with some similar ideas to The Last of Us, but it may be even better.
Exclusive: Mating Season creator Nick Kroll shared his thoughts about the new Netflix adult animated series potentially returning for season 2.
Liam Neeson's crime movie based on a gritty neo-noir novel with a solid Rotten Tomatoes score will finally be available on streaming in June.
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