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While Christopher Nolanis best known for delivering critically acclaimed, groundbreaking films throughout his career, he's also got some surprising tastes when it comes to movies. He's called the Fast and Furious films a "tremendous action franchise," named Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobbyas one of his favorite films of all time, and even shown appreciation for the Marvel Cinematic Universe for bringing audiences into theaters, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. If Nolan's fan

Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for the Dark Winds Season 4 finale.

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers from Tracker Season 3, Episode 15.There's a classic saying that dates back to the 12th century that is most commonly quoted as "no good deed goes unpunished," and that's an apt description of Tracker's most recent Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) adventure. This week, Colter and Randy (Chris Lee) team up for a Midwestern adventure that starts off as a simple missing person's case turned violent kidnapping — and the direction it goes will surprise you. "

The mystery genre is a booming art form full of fascination and intrigue. Where can you find better stories that grip you from start to finish than with this one? It's dominated storytelling for centuries and heavily influenced cinema over the last 100 years. Lately, it's taken television by storm, delivering pulse-pounding, suspenseful narratives that have kept viewers coming back every episode and each season to figure out what happens next in the story and characters.

Taylor Sheridan's chokehold over the Paramount+ streaming charts is clear. In the current global TV ranks, five of the ten are Sheridan shows, with one of the most popular continuing to dominate as news of the fourth season continues to arrive. Tulsa King, Sheridan's hit crime saga starring Sylvester Stallone and Frank Grillo, recently added Flula Borg of The Rookiefame to the cast of Season 4, with the building of anticipation for the Samuel L. Jackson-led spin-off helping keep the series high

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Marshals Season 1, Episode 6.Riding off last week's cliffhanger, Marshals continues to push Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) and his team into the fire as they search for the missing Native girls who have been stolen off Broken Rock. But if last week's episode, "Lost Girl," hoped to channel Wind River, this week's adventure claws further back into Taylor Sheridan's filmography to his Sons of Anarchy days. Only, we would have you remember that "Out of

On July 10, 2026, the long-awaited live-action Moana remake will set sail across the world and into theaters. Recently, the release of the official trailer gave fans their first glimpse at Dwayne Johnson's physical embodiment of Maui, following his voice work in the animated version. As well as this, the trailer also introduced fans fully to Catherine Laga'aia as the titular daughter of Motunui's chief, with the stunning visual landscape crafted evident from just a short trailer. At a time when

Nothing beats a good thriller for an adrenaline rush. Over the years, the genre has continually evolved. Whether it's classic staples like The Silence of the Lambs or more recent whodunits like Knives Out, thrillers give audiences something to latch onto as they follow the lead character working to crack the case. However, a great thriller isn't necessarily about the case itself.

The new Harry Potter series was always going to arrive with a lot of baggage, and not just because it’s attempting to revisit one of the biggest fantasy properties ever made. The HBO reboot has already been under a microscope for months, with every casting decision, every creative update, and every first-look reveal being picked apart online.

Halloween is still over half a year away, but there's never a bad time to enjoy some horror. Case in point, 2026 has already seen a few exciting releases built to scare, ranging from the blockbuster Scream 7 to Nia DaCosta's 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Sam Raimi's long-awaited return to the genre, Send Help, and Markiplier's surprise indie hit directorial debut, Iron Lung. April will look to add to the bunch with Lee Cronin's haunting new take on The Mummy coming on April 17, followed by Da

Invincibleis one of the few superhero adaptations that not only hews fairly close to its source material, but also updates it in surprising ways. This week's episode, "Give Us A Moment", is a key example of this: not only does it feature the bloody rematch between Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) and Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), but it also changes the reunion between his parents, Debbie (Sandra Oh) and Nolan (J.K. Simmons). While Debbie comes to an understanding with Nolan in the comics, she right

Prime Video is, without a doubt, one of the best streaming services out there right now, with some of the best shows. Their original series are incredibly well-made, and each one has a plethora of love, care, and prowess put into the creation of them, allowing them to quickly rise to the top rankings of all the streaming services taking over the world right now.

Science fiction has always been one of the most popular and prolific genres in all of cinema, and the '80s weren't an exception to the rule. Several of the best sci-fi movies of all time — the best of them perhaps even among the greatest films ever made, period — came out at some point during the '80s, a decade characterized by the rise of escapist high-concept blockbusters.

There are many series premiering in 2026, but few have been as widely discussed as HBO's Harry Potter. The popularity of the IP instantly gives the series an advantage, but it also comes with several pitfalls. After the release of the first trailer, the series is already facing its biggest challenge. While it doesn't help that anything related to this franchise is immediately impacted by the discourse surrounding author J. K. Rowling and her personal views, this series, like any reboot, already

As we wait for the anticipated return of The Gilded Age, a new PBS series is guaranteed to fill the void. The Forsytes first premiered in the UK on Channel 5 to a successful turn-out, with it being renewed for not one, but two more seasons. The second was already filmed before the period drama made its North American debut at the end of last month. With episodes releasing on a weekly basis, this is the ideal time to hit play and catch up on what is one of the juiciest Victorian-era book adaptati

Sci-fi is a super popular genre, and has remained popular for decades and decades. This is because speculative fiction, especially when it comes to imagining the future of humanity, is a very entertaining prospect for many viewers. But with all the sci-fi TV shows that have come out over the years, not every single one is going to get their chance in the spotlight.

Some movies never really leave the culture. They just wait for the right moment to come back around. That’s what’s happening with The Devil Wears Prada, which is once again pulling in streaming viewers as the long-awaited sequel gets closer. Nearly 20 years later, the movie still feels sharp, funny, and endlessly quotable, which makes this comeback feel less like a surprise and more like a reminder.

After the $650 million blockbuster success of the live-action How to Train Your Dragon remake, Hollywood favorite Gerard Butler is set to reprise his role as Stoick the Vast in the June 2027 sequel. Alongside several returning favorites, Butler will be joined by Cate Blanchett in Universal Pictures' sequel, as she reprises her role as Valka Haddock from the animated movies. Butler's place in this beloved franchise is cemented, and it isn't the only famous series he's been an active part of.

There are a lot of movies that get buried in an actor’s career once bigger hits start piling up. The Eagle is definitely one of those for Channing Tatum. It came out early enough that a lot of people either missed it or forgot it even existed, but streaming has a funny way of dragging these half-lost titles back into the light. That’s exactly what’s happening here.

On modern television, there’s no shortage of spy thrillers. Over the years, the genre has delivered plenty of standout series filled with strong performances and the kind of tension that makes them easy to revisit. Arguably one of the best spy thrillers ever made, FX's The Americans has all the elements of a show that holds up just as powerfully on a rewatch as it does the first time through.