StarHugh Jackmanand directorJames Mangoldhave been sharing a number of newLoganphotos with fans through social media, some of which are just cryptic images from the set with no context given, while one other image gave us our first look atPatrick StewartasProfessor X. Today we have one of each, withJames Mangoldoffering our first look atStephen Merchantas the mutant Caliban, whileHugh Jackmanunveils another mystery photo that shows a sign for Highway 62 in El Paso, Texas....

One of the biggest phenomenons fromStranger ThingsSeason 2 was the now-iconic purple hoodie from the Science Museum of Minnesota, worn by Gaten Matarazzo’sDustin Henderson, which featured a Brontosaurus (a.k.a. “Thunder Lizard”). The hooded sweatshirt caused such a stir online that the Science Museum of Minnesota started re-selling them, which had enough demand that it crashed the museum’s website in November. Now the Museum is teaming up with another Minnesota institution, Target, which will sell the hoodies in their stores starting later this month....

Clint Eastwood’s adaptation of the “Miracle on the Hudson” isn’t quite as riveting as hoped.Sullyis fairly acted by the players, but runs short with a few scenes that come off as contrived. Also, and this is purely my emotional point of view as a New Yorker, imagined scenes of the plane crashing into the city invoke sad memories of 9/11. That’s the point of course, to relay how close the miracle was to a horrendous tragedy....

The first trailer forThe Droneis here, which finally gives us the horror movie about drones that was always inevitably going to happen. Drones have become something far more commonplace than any of us likely expected they would ever be. Not only do tech giants like Amazon and Google use them regularly, but on the consumer end, people can buy high-quality drones for all sorts of things. And that’s what this movie is focusing on....

Yes, everyone’s favorite bawdy, brunette BrooklyniteMidge Maisel has finally returned for season four, albeit long after anyone, viewer and writer alike, might have expected. The much-belovedThe Marvelous Mrs. Maiselhas been on something of a hiatus for the reason that ought to be obvious to anyone who has been alive for the past few bonkers years. Regardless, true fans remember that turbulent times had befallen our intrepid comedienne in the previous season’s finale....

It’s your company or your life — literally — inThe Mill.The latest thrillerin Hulu’s Huluween lineupgives new meaning to work burnout.Purposely claustrophobic and unsettling, it’s more than edgy enough to provoke thought, even if the film often feels forced when trying to get its main points across. The Millchronicles the torturous plight of Joe (Lil Rel Howery), a polished businessman working at a mega corporation named Mallard. If Google, Amazon, and Apple had a threesome, it would be this company....

Just days after hackers leaked theGame of Thrones Season 7 Episode 4 script, the full episode has now arrived early online, although it is not believed to be connected to the hack. The leak came from Star India, one of HBO’s international broadcast partners, which receives episodes in advance of airtime, and there was a Star India watermark prominently featured on the leaked episode. Here’s what Star India had to say in a statement about the leaked episode....

Thor: Love and Thunderis going to be “insane” and “romantic,” according to director Taika Waititi. The director/writer/actor has been keeping pretty busy over the last several months and has a lot to look forward to. In addition to theThorsequel, Waititi is working on hisStar Warsmovie and an adaptation ofCharlie and the Chocolate Factory, so he has no problem looking for things to work on. He even found time to readJames and the Giant Peachwith some celebrity friends for charity....

It is only a few weeks since we discovered that a newTransformersmovie was definitely on the way, that it would bring the Beast Wars characters into the franchise and that it would be arriving in cinemas next year. Now withTransformers: Rise of the Beastsalready filming, we have had a first glimpse of what looks like the car form of Mirage, the Autobot spy who was last seenTransformers: Age of Extinction. The images shared on social media of the current filming seemed to give the first look at a pair of silver Porches which are the “alternative” form of Mirage in the series....

Universal Pictures is one of the few major studios that does not have any superhero franchises to build. Instead of trying to find an obscure comic book property to develop, the studio decided to delve into its iconic horror movie franchises by announcing amonster movieuniverse that relaunches classic genre icons likeThe Mummyand many more. Many assumed that the studio was copying the same successful templateMarvelStudios uses for itsMarvelCinematic Universe, but a new report fromVarietyreveals the studio is taking a slightly different approach, while still borrowing elements from the MCU....

Sony is bringingFaithto the big screen. The studio has had a deal in place withValiant Comicsto adapt their various superhero titles into movies since 2015. The first of these adaptations will be theBloodshotmovie, which has Vin Diesel set as the lead and is filming this year. Sony is looking to expand upon their stable of potential superhero franchises with this upcoming adaptation ofFaith, but this isn’t going to be your average comic book movie and could redefine the idea of what a superhero can be....

Based on the beloved video game franchise of the same name, Prime Video’sFalloutseries is set in an alternate, post-apocalyptic version of Earth. Sometime in the 1950s, their timeline split from our own (known in the series as the ‘Divergence’) and their history took a drastically different turn than our own. While our world was plunged into nuclear paranoia, following the end of WWII, the world ofFalloutfound itself embracing nuclear as its primary source of power, leading to the franchise’s signature nuclear-punk aesthetic....

Warner Bros. was not originally into the idea of two opening scenes inWonder Woman 1984. Director Patty Jenkins says that the studio wanted her to take one of the scenes out, but she refused. Working on the sequel toWonder Womanwas not easy for Jenkins, who almost didn’t sign on to the project due to monetary disagreements with Warner Bros. In the end, the director was able to get what she wanted and production kicked off....