MaybeFlorence Pughcould beTom Holland’s next co-star in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In the past, Holland has been open about being a fan of Pugh’s Yelena Belova character, first introduced alongside Scarlett Johansson in Black Widow. Pugh has since reprised the role more recently in the Disney+ seriesHawkeyeand her future in the MCU seems bright, and we will likely see Yelena back on-screen again soon enough.Meanwhile, Holland is still riding the wave of immense success from his latest movieSpider-Man: No Way Home....

Could another case be on the horizon for Adrian Monk?Tony Shalhoubis not opposed to reprising his Emmy Award-winning role for a sequeltoMr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie. Released on June 09, 2025, in Peacock, the film followed Monk (who is struggling with his Obsessive Compulsive Disorder due to the pandemic) as he returns to solve one last case involving his stepdaughter Molly. Like the USA Network series that prefaced the film,Mr....

The fifth season of The CW’s hit seriesArrowcame to a close on Wednesday night, but last night, fans got to see series star Stephen Amell’s heroics on a different network, for a worthy cause. The beloved actor was part of a special celebrity edition of NBC’s hit competition seriesAmerican Ninja Warriorfor the network’s Red Nose Day special. The actor has been a longtime fan of the NBC show, and he finally got to run the iconic ninja course himself in quite the impressive fashion, including one obstacle thatArrow fanswill surely recognize....

Ever sinceCaptain America: Civil Warwas announced back in October, duringMarvel’s now-legendary press event, fans have wondered which superheroes will be siding withCaptain Americaand which will align themselves with Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.). Production is still happening in Atlanta, whereJeremy Rennerwas spotted wearing a hat which teases the side his character Hawkeye may be on. The hat features an embroidered logo that reads “Team Captain America,” seemingly revealing where Hawkeye’s allegiance truly lies....

In the last ten years or so, there has been an underlying trend of numerous children’s horror franchises making the leap from book series to the big screen. With the first film starring the super charismatic Jack Black, the most notable examples areR.L Stine’sGoosebumpswhich was released in 2015, andGoosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween,which was released in October 2018. In August of the following year, a theatrical version of Alvin Schwartz’s work,Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark,premiered in theaters and was a box office hit, grossing over one hundred million dollars....

Yesterday, we reported that the British Board of Film Classificationlisted the runtime for the “Rogue Cut” of last year’sX-Men: Days of Future Pastat exactly 11 minute and 11 seconds longer than the theatrical runtime. While we still don’t know when this special edition Blu-ray and DVD will be released, directorBryan Singerclarified the report on his Twitter page, revealing that there will actually be more than 17 minutes of new footage, plus “little changes” he made to the theatrical cut....

Despite showing up big during awards season,Emilia Pérezhasn’t been without its controversies. The film has polarized many who have seen it, and that polarization has especially been felt in Mexico, where the movie takes place. The movie has drawn criticism due to its cultural representation, subpar Spanish dialogue, and racial stereotypes, and none of this heat has subsided despite its Golden Globe wins and its recent plethora of BAFTA Award nominations....

While not the first drama orwarfilm to deal with the Holocaust, and also not the first to humanize the perpetrators,The Zone of Interesttargets the complacency of those who were closely involved in the killings and transposes the mechanisms that murdered six million to a domestic setting. At Auschwitz, the most well-known and infamous of the Nazi concentration camps, commandant Rudolf Höss (Christian Friedel) oversees the killing factory with ruthless efficiency as his wife Hedwig (Sandra Hüller) implements the same tactics in maintaining the family household....

Two Americans wind up in Dakar, Senegal, with bombs strapped to their chests. They have 10 hours before the device explodes, with a man’s voice in an earpiece directing their every move. From the get-go,Zerodoesn’t hold back. The new action thriller from writer/director Jean Luc Herbulot is smart, sharp, messy, action-packed, and occasionally exhausting. Still, it recalls some of the earlier zaniness ofGuy Ritchie films, making it an immediate thrill ride....

Movies are often a product of their times. They tend to reflect cultural, technological, and artistic trends, using common tropes, methods, and styles in their productions. But every now and then, a particular film stands out as the symbolic end of a cinematic era. These films might mark the end of a stylistic movement or the last use of certain filmmaking techniques, or they might even mark the final appearance or involvement of a cinematic pioneer....

Many viewers who grew up watchingThe Little Rascalsare often surprised to learn it was based on the classicOur Gangshorts. These short films recounted the adventures of various poor neighborhood children, created by Hal Roach. Though some jokes and stories can be dated, the shorts have also been praised for featuring children of color among the gang. The Little Rascals Fans of the film might be surprised to learn that many jokes and sequences from the film were direct references to scenes from the classic shorts....

A recent copyright filing has revealed what appears to be the title for the next chapter inNia DaCosta’s film series. Official documents of thefilinglist the sequel as28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple. 28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Templepicks up nearly three decades after the original’s events, a gap that leaves plenty of room for narrative innovation and character development. While the details of the plot remain under wraps, the title alone suggests a darker turn, perhaps exploring the aftermath of the previous film’s events through a new and possibly sinister lens....

Professional critics from various fields are often accused of having the nerve to provide commentary on work that they, themselves, cannot do. Some argue that only people working in a particular industry, or those who have worked there before, should be allowed to provide criticism. It isn’t a valid argument, considering there are obvious areas one can look at when determining something’s quality. Additionally, someone watching from the outside tends to have a clearer view than those on the inside....