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Avengers: Doomsday Could Unleash Two Female Doctor Dooms — Everything We Know
Avengers: Doomsday Could Unleash Two Female Doctor Dooms — Everything We Know
Kang is out, Doom is in — and the latest buzz claims Avengers: Doomsday could unleash not one but two female Doctor Dooms, even as Robert Downey Jr. reportedly steps behind the mask as the MCU’s new big bad.
Original Naked Gun Director Blasts $42 Million Reboot for Copying the Formula — Here’s What Set Them Off
Original Naked Gun Director Blasts $42 Million Reboot for Copying the Formula — Here’s What Set Them Off
David Zucker is taking aim at the 2025 The Naked Gun reboot, blasting Liam Neeson’s outing for ditching his gag-driven formula and burning cash, while singling out producer Seth MacFarlane for leading it astray.
No One Is Safe: Lewis Tan Teases Mortal Kombat 2's Brutal New Fatalities
No One Is Safe: Lewis Tan Teases Mortal Kombat 2's Brutal New Fatalities
Heads will roll: Mortal Kombat 2 star Lewis Tan teases savage new fatalities — and no character is safe.
From Misfires to Masterpieces: The Definitive Ranking of Wuthering Heights Adaptations
From Misfires to Masterpieces: The Definitive Ranking of Wuthering Heights Adaptations
A new storm is brewing on the moors: Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi will headline a fresh Wuthering Heights, as Hollywood revives Emily Brontë’s fevered tragedy after decades of screen retellings.
All Now You See Me Movies, Ranked From Worst Sleight to Best Showstopper
All Now You See Me Movies, Ranked From Worst Sleight to Best Showstopper
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t arrives November 14, 2025, sealing the slick magic‑heist saga as a full trilogy and reuniting its crew of illusionists for another high-stakes caper loaded with misdirection and last-minute twists.
Every Taylor Sheridan Movie Ranked, From Misfires to Masterpieces
Every Taylor Sheridan Movie Ranked, From Misfires to Masterpieces
Taylor Sheridan may rule the TV frontier, but his big-screen ride is a rougher trail. From bit parts to blistering scripts and bold directing, his films swing from tentative warm-ups to hard-hitting standouts—see which ones land and which ones fall short.
The Carpenter’s Son Isn’t Horror, Says Director — It Would Be Far More Salacious If It Were
The Carpenter’s Son Isn’t Horror, Says Director — It Would Be Far More Salacious If It Were
After a limited November 14 screening of The Carpenter’s Son, writer-director Lotfy Nathan told The Time he’s unhappy with the label audiences are slapping on his new film—even as he opened up about its storyline and inspirations.
Now You See Me: Now You Don't Director Says The Threequel Is One Big Magic Trick, And Its Twist Had Audiences Gasping
Now You See Me: Now You Don't Director Says The Threequel Is One Big Magic Trick, And Its Twist Had Audiences Gasping
In an exclusive interview, Ruben Fleischer teases the franchise’s boldest illusion yet, promising a Now You See Me 3 finale that flips the con—and your loyalties—on its head.
Sadie Sink Gets Candid About Spider-Man: Brand New Day — Says Both Are Very Hard
Sadie Sink Gets Candid About Spider-Man: Brand New Day — Says Both Are Very Hard
With Stranger Things Season 5 looming, Sadie Sink stays tight-lipped on Max’s fate — even weighing whether keeping Hawkins secrets is tougher than talking about her other roles.
Yes, You Can Stream This George Clooney Gem Free Today — Here’s Where
Yes, You Can Stream This George Clooney Gem Free Today — Here’s Where
Clooney and Sandler collide under Noah Baumbach in Jay Kelly, a star-studded dramedy about a movie icon reckoning with fame and legacy, opening in select theaters November 14 and streaming globally on Netflix December 5, 2025, with Laura Dern and Billy Crudup rounding out the ensemble.