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When it comes to bad comic book movies,The League of Extraordinary Gentlemenhas the reported dishonor of being the movie that madeSean Conneryquit acting. With negative reviews and just an OK box office result, it is a film that could and probably should have vanished into obscurity, but instead, over 20 years later, the movie is now discovering a new audience at the top of theTubichart. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemenwas released in 2003, and, as well as being based on a popular Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill comic book series brought with it a more than capable cast including Connery, Peta Wilson, Richard Roxburgh, Jason Flemyng, Tony Curran, Stuart Townsend, and Shane West....

It sounds like everyone’s a winner withThe Cloverfield Paradox. Well, at least everyone from a business perspective. As far as the audience goes? That’s another story.Netflix surprise releasedthe latestCloverfieldmovie just after theSuper Bowlthis year, purchasing it from Paramount at the last minute. The streaming service garnered a lot of attention for this stunt. So, how much did that stunt cost Netflix? According to a new report, more than $50 million....

Five years since it aired its final episodes,Suitsis back. Well, sort of.Suits LAis set in the same universe, but will feature a brand-new crew of attorneys led by Arrow star Stephen Amell. However, it will still feature some distinct connections to the acclaimed original series, including Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht). A few months afterit was confirmed the fan-favorite lawyer would returnin the upcoming spinoff, a new promo forSuits LAhas blown the lid on his appearance, which seems to be more significant than a brief cameo....

Despite the undying hopes of many DC fans out there, the Snyder cut ofJustice Leagueprobably doesn’t exist. That hasn’t kept them from hoping and a recent rumor that statedZack Snyderwas actually working on his cut without the help of Warner Bros. fueled the fire once again. The rumors even stated that he may release a trailer soon. Alas, storyboard artist Jay Oliva has cast serious doubt on the validity of these rumors and has also clarified some possible confusion....

One ofNicolas Cage’s best performances is finally connecting with a wider audience thanks to the power of Netflix. Released in 2021,Pigdidn’t make a huge splash at the box office, but the film impressed critics, landing a 97% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Now that it’s climbing the charts on Netflix, you might be wondering ifPigis worth a watch. The short answer? Yes. Reading the logline forPig,the 2021 indie drama by Michael Sarnoski, it’s easy to assume it’s going to be another one ofCage’s meme-worthy projects....

It’s a sad day for Marvel Cinematic Universe fans. Oreo the raccoon, the real-life model for Rocket in theGuardians of the Galaxyfranchise has passed away. He was nine years old. The announcement was made through the official Guardians Facebook page this morning. According to the post, Oreo passed away peacefully after a “short illness.” No other details have been provided, but everybody who worked with the raccoon are understandably devastated....

Saturday Nightis currently generating significant buzz with its theatrical release, andDan Aykroyd, a major contributor to the NBC sketch comedy, has given his blessings to the movie by calling it a“standalone masterpiece.”The biographical comedy-drama captures the behind-the-scenes drama and creative process of airing the very first episode ofSaturday Night Liveon June 01, 2025, as Lorne Michaels and the rest of the cast and crew swam through the chaos of creating history....

Fans of the action-adventure fantasy seriesPercy Jackson and the Olympianswere thrilled to learn last year that the author of the novels, Rick Riordan, is working with Disney+ on a live-action series based on the books. Now, Riordan has taken to his website to give fans an update on the project, promising that the process of turning out a script for the pilot episode is going extremely well. “We have a couple of important meetings this coming week with the top brass at the studio for thePercy Jackson TV show, so keep your fingers crossed....

Peter Jacksonhas a wide range of films under his belt. From the successful blockbusters ofThe Lord of the Ringsseries to lesser-known comedy/horror films that occupy a space betweenstrange and absurd.Many of Jackson’s films are written in part by his wife, Fran Walsh, who began with the 1989 filmMeet the Feebles.The director has created thirteen narrative feature-length films starting withBad Tastein 1987 — here is every one, ranked. 13Meet the Feebles (1989) This fever dream of a film was released in 1989 as a comedy musical....

Last year,Quentin Tarantino’sThe Hateful Eightmarked the eighth film for thecontroversial director. The filmmaker, who helped revitalize the independent film movement in the 1990s, has said several times in the past that he plans on retiring after making 10 films in total, which means we have just two more left until he calls it quits. While some have questioned whether he’ll really retire, it seems the director is sticking to his guns....

The CW is letting go of another major hit asRiverdalecomes to an end. Based on the characters and stories from Archie Comics and created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who’s the creative director of the comic book franchise. First premiering in 2017, the dark teenage thriller follows the lives of Archie (KJ Apa), Betty (Lili Reinhart), Jughead (Cole Sprouse), Veronica (Camila Mendes), Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) and all the people from the titular town, that’s always surrounded by mysteries....

A day after the premiere ofShrinkingSeason 2, Apple TV+ has officially announcedthat the series has been renewed for a third season. Debuting in 2023, the therapy-based dramedy starring Jason Segel, Jessica Williams, and Harrison Ford was an instant hit with critics and fans, holding a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and earning two Primetime Emmy nominations. PerThe Wrap, Apple TV+’s decision to renewShrinkingfor a third season was an easy one for Matt Cherniss, the streamer’s Head of Programming, who is excited about what the series has become, and where it’s going....

Exactly two months ago today, Sony Pictures unveiled thefirst trailerfor their highly-anticipated animated adventureSmurfs: The Lost Village, which takes the franchise back to its roots. After 2011’sThe Smurfsand 2013’sThe Smurfs 2, which were both live-action/CGI hybrids, the studio decided to go back to a fully animated feature with this new story that hits theaters July 30, 2025. If that wasn’t enough, we also have several new photos, featuring Gargamel, his faithful cat Azrael, and more....