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Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Suicide Squad. James Gunn’sThe Suicide Squadis, to put it simply, a love letter to chaos. It’s not even close to anything resembling a superhero movie as we know it, but rather a trueantiheromovie that revels in the ability to take what are arguably C-list comic book characters and absolutely decimate them in the gnarliest ways possible on-screen. The marketing surrounding the movie up to its release last week was frequently tagged with the slogan of “Don’t Get Too Attached” — reminding audiences that, when it came to the question of any sense of longevity or survival, they should abandon any and all expectations that every member of Amanda Waller’s (Viola Davis) Task Force X was going to make it out alive....

In the latest sneak peek from the thrilling adventure seriesRace to Survive: New Zealand, the stakes have never been higher as anon-stop race tests the limits of the five remaining teams. As the competition heats up, the contestants must summon every ounce of their endurance, survival skills, and intuition tonavigate the unforgiving New Zealand terrain, and Collider is delighted to bring our readers an exclusive first look at the next episode, “Kuhangari Coast....

WithThe Gentlemenreceiving rave reviews and significant Emmy buzz, fans are eagerly speculating about a potential second season. During the latest episode ofCollider Ladies Night,Perri Nemiroffsat down withKaya Scodelarioto discuss the show’s success and the possibility of returning for another season.The Gentlemen, a Netflix series created byGuy Ritchieand spun off from the movie of the same name, was a huge success with its blend of crime, drama, and dark humor. The show follows Eddie Horniman, played byTheo James, who inherits a cannabis empire along with his father’s estate, thrusting him into the world of British aristocracy and crime....

Kim Kardashianmay have had someexciting business news this week, butThe Kardashiansstar is acknowledging that she may no longer be the most popular member of the family. In a post-credits scene fromThe Kardashians, Kim K analyzed the analytics from her daughter,North West’s, performance fromThe Lion Kingat the Hollywood Bowl. To her shock, the numbers proved that perhaps she was more popular than the rest of the clan. “[North] generated 22 billion impressions and over $1 billion in advertising, media…Wait a minute....

We are days away fromFast X, the fan-favorite franchise is nearing its end and is certainly doubling down on all the action and emotion for the fans. The franchise has been popular for itshigh-octane vehicular stuntsand the upcoming feature is going to showcase some big set pieces that are certain to blow your mind. The penultimate film in the franchise has already teasedJakob’s cannon car, a street race between Dom and his nemesis Dante in the trailer and now in a new featurette explores how one of the big chase scenes was achieved....

Why Wheat? This is a question that somehow very heavily relates to the story ofRebel Moon Part 2: The Scargiver. Director and slow motion enthusiastZack Snyderisknown for his elaborate action epics. However, in his newest film, a different type of scene stands out among the rest. 20 minutes into the movie, our ragtag group of heroes on the moon Veldt start assisting the village’s wheat harvest. Although it is interrupted by a few other short scenes,for the bulk of the next 10 minutes of the movie, audiences are given a strangely long montage of wheat being reaped, stored, and processed....

Editor’s note: The recap below contains spoilers for Watson Episode 4. This week’s episode ofWatsonis the first to break away from the format established in the first three — at least that’s how it initially seems. Episode 4 opens with Dr. Watson (Morris Chesnut) presenting his interns with another “signal-to-noise” exercise they’re allthrilledabout wasting their time on. The exercise involves them trying to identify if one out of a trio of patients that were recently seen at UHOP has particulars that might be of diagnostic interest, and it’s implied that each time they’ve been presented with this exercise, it’s all noise and no signal....

Musicals have been a timeless and widely beloved avenue of storytelling long before film was broadcast on the silver screen, with the art of song and dance having a deep and ingrained history throughout humanity. However, nowadays, musicals seemingly get a negative reputation from casual filmgoers, with many modern examples evenhiding the fact that they’re musicalsin an attempt to trick audiences. While the genre is largely a mixed bag when it comes to its popularity in film, the very concept of a musical number has proven to be highly prolific outside of musical movies....

The horror genre certainly took an interesting direction in the early 21st century,as many of the long standing franchises likeA Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, Friday the 13th,andThe Texas Chainsaw Massacrehad become irrelevant due to a series of disappointing sequels and remakes. Whilesuperhero films began to replace slasher filmsas the most popular form of mass market entertainment, the first decade of the 21st century had many horror gems that have gone on to become classics....

While there have now been several iterations of theBatmanfranchise,Christopher Nolan’s gritty reboot trilogy easily stands as the most influential and complete. Afterthe failure ofBatman & Robinsuggested a dour future for Gotham City’s caped crusader,Batman Beginswas able to tell an interesting origin story that solidifiedChrisitan Balein the role of Bruce Wayne. Nolan was able to complicate the narrative within bothThe Dark KnightandThe Dark Knight Rises, butnot every character inThe Dark Knighttrilogy was given the proper arc that they deserved....

One would be hard-pressed to find a more beloved sitcom thanFriends,the legendary NBC comedy that dominated the ’90s and early 2000s.The series is packed with hilarious moments and memorable characters, but few dynamics are as entertaining as the sibling relationship between Monica and Ross Geller. Played byCourteney CoxandDavid Schwimmer, these two bring a perfect mix of sibling rivalry, childhood memories, and genuine love to the screen. Whether they’re competing in the Geller Cup or teaming up for a dance routine, Monica and Ross never fail to make us laugh....

“Remake” is a word that all but actively carries a negative connotation, even more than “sequel,” though that’s perhaps not fully deserved. It’s safe to say a majority of remakes are artistically uninspired and inferior. This isn’t always the case, but perhaps it’s not so hard to see why remakes have a reputation that’s less than stellar. At their best and rarest, inspired remakes can build upon initial innovation, perhaps telling a story in a more sophisticated, gripping and convincing kind of a way (1954’sA Star Is Born, 1982’sThe Thing, and 1983’sScarfaceare among the more notable examples of respected remakes)....

50 years ago today, cinema changed forever withthe introduction of its first true blockbuster—Jaws. Directed by legendary filmmakerSteven Spielberg, the classic thriller based onPeter Benchley’s novel of the same name became the gold standard for what a big, buzzy summer film should be, with moments, quotes, and characters that are forever seared into film history, incredible practical effects thatgive it a bite that holds up to this day, and an iconic villain that taught viewers “Don’t go in the water....