Even more big changes are coming to Netflix thanks toBig Mouthseason 3. Thankfully, the streamer has seen fit to not only share with us tons of new images from the forthcoming season (buckle up, this one looks like a wild ride) but they’ve confirmed the release date, too. Thanks to a very cheeky new poster forBig Mouthseason 3, we now know that the next batch of episodes will be available to stream on Friday, October 4....
StarBrad Pittiseyeing one of the biggest box office debuts of his careerthis weekend, with the sports dramaF1launching in theaters worldwide. The movie is also expected to deliver the top debut in the history of Apple Studios, ahead ofMartin Scorsese’sKillers of the Flower Moon, and is aiming for a $55 million three-day haul domestically.F1is off to a great start, havingearned excellent reviews from both audiences and critics. In fact, the movie has earned the bestCinemaScoreof Pitt’s career, in addition to a near-perfect audience score on Rotten Tomatoes....
If you’ve just seenCaptain Marvel, you probably have questions. And it’s a safe bet that at least one of those questions is, “What isupwith Goose the Cat?” Great question, but before we answer it, here’s your first and lastspoilerwarning. Back whenone of the first postersfor the latest MCU flick was released, the Internet was understandably excited, but not for the reasons you might expect. Sure, seeing Marvel’s first female-led superhero appearing on her very own poster for her very own title role was something special, but to give it that extra trendy Internet-bait of a hook, the poster also included a cat....
InChilling Adventures of SabrinaPart 2 (available to stream at Netflix), Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) is finding her place in the darker, sexier witch world, now that she’s left her human friends behind and signed the Book of the Beast, which has changed her life and her hair in noticeable ways. While Sabrina is curious to learn more about her heritage, it causes a strain on her life in the mortal world, pushing her further away from Harvey Kinkle (Ross Lynch) and into the arms of warlock Nicholas Scratch (Gavin Leatherwood)....
The first teaser trailer forChristopher Nolan’s next film,Tenet, is now confirmed to be playing in theaters ahead of theDwayne Johnson-Jason Stathamaction flickHobbs & Shaw. The teaser is currently unavailable online but we have a full description available thanks to this writer seeingHobbs & Shawearlier this week. Previous reports likeScreenCrush’s indicated theTenetteaser was possibly only attached toHobbs & Shawshowings at Regal Theaters. It’s highly likely AMC might also be included in this agreement because when I attended a Thursday night showing ofHobbs & Shawat an AMC Theater, I saw theTenetteaser trailer....
The past few years have been turbulent for theFoo Fighters. The band has been dealing with lineup changes, first due to the tragic death of drummerTaylor Hawkins,and then due tothe controversial dismissal ofJosh Freese.But this isn’t the first time the future of the band has been uncertain. In 2001, a difficult recording process and complicated personal relationships put the band in jeopardy. Disillusioned with how things were going,Dave Grohlseemed ready to call it quits and go back to his original role as a rock drummer....
There’s no doubt about it:Deadpoolis one of the biggest films of the year. Few people saw this coming. The R-rated superhero pic had an audience to be sure, but I don’t think even 20th Century Fox expected a worldwide box office of $761.1 million. And yet, something about the film spoke to audiences worldwide, asRyan Reynolds’ foul-mouthed superhero is a bona fide box office success, withDeadpool 2development already under way....
The 2016 Primetime Emmy Awards may have gotten so much right that it will be looked back on as a unicorn year, or maybe it’s just that the show is finally catching up to the realities of Peak TV. It’s easy to make digs at the broadcast networks and the quality of their programming, but the numbers do not lie: this year, more Emmys went to (and had nominations from) cable, streaming, and premium networks than the Big Four....
Satoshi Konis a remarkable Japanese visual illusionist known for his distinct style of anime, as well as for consistently touching on themes relating to the blur between fiction and fantasy through surrealist imagery and tones. Kon has only made very few features, but each is extremely striking and memorable. RELATED:10 Underappreciated Anime Films He was a truly hard-working director who sadly isn’t alive anymore but didn’t fail to leave an outstanding mark on cinema....
The Fairly OddParentslive-action reboot will premiere on Paramount+ in March 2022, according to showrunner and co-executive producerChristopher J. Nowak. Nowak published a new photoon Instagramwith the cast and crew of the reboot, in which he reveals the reboot’s release date and thanks everyone involved with the show for their work. While there’s no official word on a production wrap for the reboot, Nowak’s post also indicates filming might be over since the showrunner says that “this season has been an absolute joy” and that they “caught lightning in a bottle here....
I’m sandwiched in a packed room full of sweaty, head-banging festival-goers amped up to the sound of a 32-person punk rock industrial marching band namedItchy-O. If that sentence seems like a lot to take in, believe me, so was the show. Lights and lasers are flashing everywhere through a thick fog, and the occasional dry ice stream blast through the air with a hiss — a blessed, merciful coolant in a room drowning in overheated bodies....
Throughout most of its run, HBO has releasedGame of Thronesposters that tease, say, faces of death or who might sit on the Iron Throne. The posters for the show’s eight and final season really double as both; it’s a reminder of the more minor characters you might have temporarily forgotten about during the hiatus, which is also to say “here’s a list of people who will probably be dead soon.” Not necessarily but … probably....
The adult comedyThe Happytime Murdersis set in the underbelly of Los Angeles, where puppets and humans co-exist. From directorBrian Henson, the film follows two clashing detectives – a human named Connie Edwards (Melissa McCarthy) and a puppet named Phil Philips (played by puppeteerBill Barretta) – who are forced to work together to solve the mystery of who is brutally murdering the former cast ofThe Happytime Gangpuppet show. On July 29, 2025, Collider (along with a handful of other online outlets) was invited to the Santa Clarita, Calif....
