7 Lessons Learned from Geralt of Netflix's The Witcher

If the last couple of seasons of Netflix’sThe Witcheris any proof, Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill) is a man that thinks on his feet. Navigating complicated moral choices in life or death scenarios is second nature to him.Though the cast includes many,The Witcherlives and dies on its characterization, and nowhere is that more true than with our hero. Watching Geralt convey deep philosophical thought while wielding a sword against terrifying monsters tells us a lot about him, but many of the lessons he learns can teach us a little something about ourselves, too....

June 9, 2025 · 7 min · 1488 words · Jill Kelly

7 Movies Like Malignant to Watch for More Unhinged Horror

Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for Malignant. So you just watchedMalignant. First, I’m gonna ask you to take some deep breaths and drink a glass of water; I have to imagine that after experiencingJames Wan’s utterly bonkers dive into some of the wildest horror ideas committed to cinema in recent memory, you’re a bit tired out. And now that you’re rested and hydrated… it’s time for more. Malignantis a film that celebrates the horror genre in all its excesses and successes....

June 9, 2025 · 7 min · 1336 words · William Shields

A New Challenger Arrives in First ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Poster

As the release date ofKarate Kid: Legendsinches closer and closer, we start to get a better idea of what the highly anticipated movie will be all about. While it’s safe to assume that the new installment of the franchise will cover the training of a young boy under the mentorship of Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) and Han (Jackie Chan), we are yet to find out how the two different branches of the franchise will connect....

June 9, 2025 · 2 min · 419 words · Pamela Taylor

Amphibia Trailer Reveals Disney's New Animated Series, Release Date

We’ve been following along with the Disney Channel’s new animated comedy seriesAmphibiafora little over a year now, and today we got our first really good look at it. As a bonus, the network has gone ahead and greenlit a second season before the first episode has even premiered, suggesting that something magical is in the making here.Amphibia, the brainchild of Annie Award-winnerMatt Braly, who has worked on hit series likeGravity Falls,Steven Universe, andBig City Greens, will debut at 10 am on June 17th on Disney Channel and DisneyNow....

June 9, 2025 · 3 min · 484 words · Jessica Page

Bailey Steps Into Danger in 'The Rookie' Season 7 Sneak Peek

Bailey’s (Jenna Dewan) return would be a happy occasion for John Nolan (Nathan Fillion), but the current state of affairs does not allow it. After his prison breakout in the Season 6 finale, Jason has been an impending threat in Nolan and Bailey’s lives. With Bailey away for a while, Nolan got some respite, but she is set to return toThe RookieSeason 7, Episode 3, “Out of Pocket,” and with her, the threat of Jason’s (Steve Kazee) return....

June 9, 2025 · 3 min · 447 words · Jasmin Campbell

Black Panther Box Office Scores Biggest Monday Ever

The theme of theBlack Pantherbox office is surpassing expectations, it appears. Projections for the film before release kept going up, up, up but few pegged a three-day total of over $200 million, which isexactly what the Marvel Studios film did. With a three-day opening weekend gross of $201.7 million,Black Pantherscored the fifth highest opening of all time and broke the record for February box office, previously set byDeadpool. With a larger-than-expected Sunday, analysts predicted a four-day Presidents’ Day holiday gross of around $235 million, an astounding number—but wrong again!...

June 9, 2025 · 2 min · 325 words · Kristy Wagner

Brad Pitt's Untitled Formula 1 Movie Finds Home at Apple TV+

After much speculation, Apple has finally sealed the deal onBrad Pitt’suntitled Formula 1 racing movie,Varietyreports. DirectorJoseph Kosinski, who is currentlyriding high on the successofTom Cruise’sTop Gun: Maverick,is set to direct. This year Apple became the first studio to bag the Best Picture Oscar forCODAand since has been making moves to ramp up its movie library. ​​​​Pitt will play a veteran driver who comes out of retirement in a bid to aid a younger rookie driver and the titans of the sport....

June 9, 2025 · 2 min · 375 words · Michael Davis

Brian de Palma’s Underrated Sci-Fi Adventure Was Hated by Critics but Deserves a Second Look

Brian De Palmais one of the most important filmmakers that emerged from the “New Hollywood” era, as his style of intense, paranoid genre films combined the veracity ofAlfred Hitchcockclassics with more extreme content allowed by the loosening of MPAA restrictions. De Palma is also a filmmaker who is admirable in his work ethic, as his massive filmography proves that he has always been keen to take on new opportunities that took him outside of his comfort zone....

June 9, 2025 · 4 min · 833 words · Willie Buchanan

Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy Returns to IMAX Theaters

Warner Bros. Pictures is returning all three films inChristopher Nolan’s $2.5 billion “The Dark KnightTrilogy to the biggest of the big screens—IMAX film—in honor of the first-ever appearance of Batman in the comics. However, the special event will only take place in a handful of locations, so if you don’t live in one of these big cities or can’t arrange the travel plans to attend, you’re out of luck. That’s a bummer, and we urge Warner Bros....

June 9, 2025 · 2 min · 367 words · James Robles

Cinematographer Barry Peterson on The Space Between Us

Making a movie is not simply the task of an actor, or a director, or a writer. It’s a collaboration between a number of people, all working in service of the story. One of the more unsung heroes on a film’s production is the cinematographer. Not just “the tech person,” a cinematographer is responsible for much more than simply pointing the camera and shooting. He or she works in collaboration with the director, production designer, and actors to figure out how best to visually tell the story at hand....

June 9, 2025 · 10 min · 2113 words · Adam Larson

Dakota Johnson's 'Am I OK?' Completely Nails the Experience of Coming Out

Coming out can be one of the most important parts of anLGBTQ+person’s life, with countless films and shows trying to capture the impact of these moments through a variety of different storytelling techniques. From beautiful moments of acceptance to traumatizing scenes of fear, it’s been amazing to see so many different representations of this monumental step, though it’s unfortunate how many creators embrace these cinematic versions of coming out rather than the grounded,thoroughly confusing experiences they typically are....

June 9, 2025 · 6 min · 1257 words · Jerry Miller

Damon Lindelof on Martin Scorsese's Marvel Comments about Cinema

Man,Martin Scorsesesure has gotten a lot of mileage out of his Marvel movies comments, hasn’t he? What originally began as a rather casual claim thatthe MCU isn’t “cinema"has now morphed into a series of talking pointscomparing superhero movies to amusement parks, plus the bizarre assertion that these flicks are somehow “invading” pure and unadulterated cinema. He’s either doing a brilliant bit of marking for his new filmThe Irishman, which arrives on that bastion of all things cinema–Netflix–on November 27th, or he’s just gone a bit fuzzy in the head....

June 9, 2025 · 2 min · 353 words · Elizabeth Fleming

Dane DeHaan Confirms a Sinister Six Movie Was in the Works

It’s been six years since the release ofThe Amazing Spider-Man 2and clearly the titular hero is in a completely different place right now, but it’s still tough not to wonder what would have been for that iteration of the franchise. The firstAmazing Spider-Manmovie debuted to a somewhat positive response and a grand total of $758 million at the worldwide box office. While the sequel wasn’t as widely beloved, it did manage to make a little over $700 million during its theatrical run....

June 9, 2025 · 3 min · 478 words · Michael Rodriguez