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Daisy Ridley stalks a war-torn wasteland in We Bury The Dead, where the dead don't just rise - they hunt. The trailer leans tense and human, with danger always listening.
Brendan Fraser turns tender again in Rental Family, a TIFF premiere about fake relatives and real connection. Yes, there are rental hedgehogs, and the ache underneath is the point.
Bradley Cooper's Is This Thing On? finds truth and bruised laughs as Will Arnett tries standup and Laura Dern faces what their marriage cost. It's tender, funny, kind of hopeful.
An AI-built rock opera with 40+ original songs, The Impossible Dream premieres Dec. 6 in Boynton Beach. It tracks punk icon Paco Gato through a fast rise, hard fall, and climb back.
After the Hunt hits Prime Video Nov 20-just 41 days after theaters. Roberts and Garfield lead a campus scandal thriller critics cooled on, but streaming's its second shot.
Kevin Costner's in talks to play Bill Clinton in United, a UN-linked series from David Raymond, with DiCaprio producing-no network yet. It could squeeze his Horizon plans.
Wicked is now No. 3 on HBO Max as fans rewatch before Friday's sequel, For Good. The $759M hit is humming again, and the pre-release push looks like it's working.
IFFI Goa gets a street-party opening and real market muscle, if Kapur has his way. AI hits the aisles, Film Bazaar scales up, and a new 40% rebate could pull shoots to India.
First look at Nintendo's live-action Zelda just dropped. Bo Bragason is Zelda and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth is Link; Wes Ball directs, Miyamoto producing, in theaters May 7, 2027.
Sophie Turner's back with Steal, a tense Prime Video thriller about a workplace takeover and a massive pension theft. First look's here; all six episodes land Jan 21, 2026.
Glen Powell's A24 thriller is now How to Make a Killing, in theaters Feb 20, 2026. Think jet-black humor, a loaded cast, and a ruthless inheritance grab.
Aaishvary Thackeray's playing the villain in Ali Abbas Zafar's next with Ahaan and Sharvari. Big-screen romance, bruising action, and Ahaan trains hard while YRF hides his look.
Amazon MGM Studios just ordered a new Stargate series, with Atlantis vet Martin Gero on board. No logline or cast yet, but yeah, this screams Prime Video and fans are buzzing.
Wake Up Dead Man drops us into a bloody parish, with Josh O'Connor's priest looking guilty and Blanc sniffing lies. Craig and O'Connor crackle; cast's stacked and vibe's odd.
Oz, a new doc from DiCaprio, Verdi and Danny Strong, pulls back the curtain on how The Wizard of Oz was made with unseen footage. It's shooting now and eyeing a 2026 release.
Tom Cruise just dropped the first look at his first original action role in 8 years with director Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The untitled film hits theaters Oct 2, 2026.
Cynthia Erivo turns 'No Place Like Home' into Elphaba's gut-punch anthem-less wish, more grit. A call to stay, fight, and fix Oz when power says run.
Glen Powell stars in A24's How to Make a Killing, in theaters Feb. 20. A darkly funny inheritance thriller inspired by Kind Hearts and Coronets with Margaret Qualley and Ed Harris.
Netflix's Swapped pairs Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple in a Skydance animated body-swap comedy. A tiny critter and a big bird trade bodies, bicker, and bond-landing 2026.
Stargate's back: Amazon MGM just greenlit a new series for Prime Video, with franchise vet Martin Gero at the helm. Old guard's on board too, and the classics are streaming now.
50 Cent is backing Moses the Black, a gritty Chicago crime story with Quavo and Wiz Khalifa starring and producing. It hits U.S. theaters Jan. 30, 2026 with new music to match.
Before the scars, Helander's prequel finds a younger, happier Rambo and shows how war hardens him. Noah Centineo stars; no Stallone, Vietnam era, grit with real feeling.
Ryan Gosling wakes up alone in space with no memory and a dying sun. The new Project Hail Mary trailer flips when he meets Rocky, and it's suddenly a first-contact team-up.
Lara's back, and the season 2 trailer goes hard-Orisha masks, shipwrecks, and a villain playing god. Final run drops Dec 11 on Netflix, with Sam, big set pieces, zero quit.
Jumanji's avatars crash Boston at Christmas-out of the game and into our mess. Johnson says this is the last ride, with a nod to Robin Williams; hits Dec 11, 2026.
Brendan Fraser's Rental Family is funny, tender, and sneaks up on you. A gentle Tokyo story about hired kin, real connection, and where help ends and harm begins.
Nivin Pauly's Sarvam Maya hits theatres Dec 25, 2025-horror-comedy built for festive laughs. Old-school vibe, prankster ghost, and crowd-ready cast promise goosebumps with a grin.
Rian Johnson says he and Daniel Craig are already cooking up Knives Out 4. Wake Up Dead Man hits theaters Nov 26 and Netflix Dec 12, and the next one might not be a Netflix movie.
A24's The Chaperones adds Deadwyler, Barratt, Molina, Meadows, and De Leon. Jonsson, Hoffman, and Dano lead a messy cross-country run with a troubled teen.
Olga Zhurba's Songs of Slow Burning Earth just scored two European Film Awards nods-European Film and Documentary. It's a quiet gut-punch about daily life in wartime Ukraine.
Netflix's Champagne Problems goes soft and cozy: snow, late walks, and a Paris flirt that turns into a work tangle. Minka Kelly keeps it warm; low-stakes drama, easy holiday glow.
Andy and Barbara Muschietti launch Nocturna with They Will Kill You, an R-rated high-rise cult thriller in theaters March 27, 2026. Zazie Beetz leads; Ready or Not meets The Raid.
Paramount taps Josh Ruben (Scare Me, Werewolves Within) to direct Wilderness Reform, a horror novel adaptation. Plot's under wraps, but the studio's horror push keeps rolling.
Wicked: For Good hits theaters Nov 21, 2025. In India, it's expected on Jio Hotstar in early 2026-likely late Mar-Apr, about 4-5 months after release.
Suno just raised $250M at a $2.45B valuation, and everyone in music is watching. Big bets, bigger lawsuits-will access beat the labels, or does this fight get louder?
Predator: Badlands flips the hunt, staying with a Yautja runt and a chatty android on a planet that eats you alive. It's messy sometimes, but the heart lands and it feels fresh.
Madras HC hit pause on Aaramoley scenes and score echoing VTV-an interim block, not a gentle nudge. Producers now have to scrub or replace anything disputed, fast.
Early reactions say 120 Bahadur is powerful-stunning visuals, sharp edit, and real emotion. A grounded Rezang La '62 story with Farhan Akhtar that lingers after the credits.
Wicked: For Good works, just softer-more ache than awe. Erivo and Grande carry it as Oz turns darker and the songs swap spectacle for heart.
China's delaying Japanese films and moving to block seafood imports. Box office plans wobble, and sushi buyers brace for shortages-politics bleeding into daily life.
Stargate's coming back at Amazon, with franchise vet Martin Gero running the show. No date or cast yet-just a green light and a little hope for fans who've been waiting.
The Witcher has hit that eerie quiet The Walking Dead knew-buzz fades, views drop, nobody's talking. Swapping Cavill for Hemsworth sped the slide; Season 5 has to steady the heart.
After that divisive Season 6 ending, Line of Duty's back for Season 7 - Compston, McClure, Dunbar return. Filming begins spring 2026 in Belfast, with AC-12 rebranded.
Stargate is back: a new Prime Video series is in the works, led by Atlantis alum Martin Gero. Not a reboot-just a new chapter that respects the past and opens new doors.
Last Samurai Standing is surging on Netflix, and its creator says the story could wrap with one more season. Season 1 ends with blood, a trip to Tokyo, and a bigger, dirtier game.
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Pluribus pokes at a hive mind that feels close, even if science says not yet. Look, it borrows from ants and fish, so the fiction hits hard: smooth "we" vs. fragile "I."
Your 2025 TV calendar's stacked: finales, fresh dramas, and live events that'll blow up the group chat. This running guide tracks what's new, what's back, and what's ending.
Line of Duty is officially back for season 7, with AC-12 reunited and Mercurio back too. Six eps shoot in Belfast as a well-liked cop faces abuse claims-and maybe a bigger rot.
Trucks at dawn weren't your imagination: a Last of Us star's back on the Gold Coast shooting ABC's Dustfall. Expect $10m flowing into QLD and steady work for local crews.
Ricky Martin says Palm Royale's wild pace feels like his soap days - exhausting, fun, nonstop. Season 2 brings big twists with heart, and his 1960s Robert Diaz story hits real.
HBO Max's The Seduction - a steamy French period drama - just cracked the global Top 5. Think Dangerous Liaisons flipped: power plays, satin, and a ruthless climb led by Merteuil.
Rematriated Voices brings Haudenosaunee stories to TV, with Syracuse students behind the cameras. Hosted by Michelle Schenandoah, it airs on PBS and as a podcast.
Kevin Costner's in talks to play Bill Clinton in United, a UN-linked series from David Raymond, with DiCaprio producing-no network yet. It could squeeze his Horizon plans.
Daniel Radcliffe sent 11-year-old Dominic McLaughlin a note: have an even better time than I did. He's cheering from the sidelines as HBO readies a decade-long Harry Potter series.
Mad Men returns to HBO Max Dec 1 - finally in 4K. Look, it's the perfect excuse to rewatch all seven seasons or start fresh and see those textures really pop.
Wonder Man knows you're tired of capes and winks at it. The show's really about an actor's messy grind and an oddball bond with Trevor Slattery, set inside the MCU circus.
Trump's team is quietly pushing a new Ukraine peace plan, with envoy Steve Witkoff talking to Moscow and Pentagon brass huddling in Kyiv. Europe wants in, and the tells are small.
Amazon MGM Studios just ordered a new Stargate series, with Atlantis vet Martin Gero on board. No logline or cast yet, but yeah, this screams Prime Video and fans are buzzing.
Alex Jones was painfully shy, the kid who could barely speak, and it still lingers off camera. On live TV she's calm, leaning on small rituals, but crowds feel like hell.
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