Ryan Reynolds' Best Reviews in a Decade Depend Entirely on Which Website You Open
Ryan Reynolds' Best Reviews in a Decade Depend Entirely on Which Website You Open
Ryan Reynolds' Mayday landed on Apple TV at 88% on Rotten Tomatoes — his best score in about eleven years. On Metacritic the same reviews produce a 60, which is lower than Deadpool. Both numbers are real. Only one of them is being reported.
Comfort Shows, Ranked by How Little They Ask of You
Comfort Shows, Ranked by How Little They Ask of You
Some evenings you have the capacity for a nine-hour Scandinavian investigation into municipal corruption. Other evenings you have the capacity for approximately none. This list is organized by effort required, ascending.
TV’s biggest myth? Ryan Murphy busts it with The Shards
TV’s biggest myth? Ryan Murphy busts it with The Shards
Ryan Murphy draws a line in the sand for The Shards, explaining why it avoids graphic content—and what sets the FX coming-of-age thriller apart from Heated Rivalry.
Only weeks to go until Ryan Reynolds’ next big movie before his MCU return
Only weeks to go until Ryan Reynolds’ next big movie before his MCU return
Ryan Reynolds’ next film before his Marvel Cinematic Universe return is only weeks off, with Apple TV+ readying its next original release.
Hannah Waddingham’s Ride or Die outguns Batman on streaming charts
Hannah Waddingham’s Ride or Die outguns Batman on streaming charts
Prime Video’s latest Top 10 throws up a surprise: a talked-about spy caper is edging past the Dark Knight’s animated comeback — and by more than you’d expect.
Nothing to Lose on Netflix: is it based on a true story? Inside the real inspiration for the 2026 release
Nothing to Lose on Netflix: is it based on a true story? Inside the real inspiration for the 2026 release
The real story behind Nothing to Lose is more startling than the script—discover the facts that forged its most shocking twists.
Val Kilmer Names His Top Two Comedy Films Ever
Val Kilmer Names His Top Two Comedy Films Ever
Val Kilmer opens up about the two comedies he always turns to for a laugh, sharing how these films have left a lasting impression on him. Discover which classics made his list and why.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Westeros With a Twist
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Westeros With a Twist
Step into a lighter, more grounded corner of Westeros as Ser Duncan the Tall and the enigmatic Egg bring wit and warmth to the Game of Thrones universe. Discover why this spin-off is winning over fans.
Guillermo del Toro Opens Up About James Cameron’s Role in Family Crisis
Guillermo del Toro Opens Up About James Cameron’s Role in Family Crisis
Guillermo del Toro reflects on a harrowing family ordeal and the unexpected support he received from James Cameron, while also sharing insights into his creative journey and what’s next for his films.
Let the Right One In Set to Exit Tubi Soon
Let the Right One In Set to Exit Tubi Soon
The acclaimed Swedish horror film Let the Right One In is leaving Tubi’s free streaming lineup by late January 2026. Catch this dark, unforgettable story before it vanishes from the platform.
Quentin Tarantino’s Surprising Reason for Not Casting Michelle Yeoh in Kill Bill
Quentin Tarantino’s Surprising Reason for Not Casting Michelle Yeoh in Kill Bill
Quentin Tarantino drew inspiration from Michelle Yeoh for Kill Bill’s The Bride, yet she never appeared in the films. Discover the unexpected reason behind his casting choice and their unique friendship.
Damon and Affleck Light Up Netflix’s The Rip Despite Flaws
Damon and Affleck Light Up Netflix’s The Rip Despite Flaws
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck reunite in The Rip, a tense Netflix thriller with a stellar cast and a few rough edges. Find out if this crime drama is worth your time.
How to Train Your Dragon Live-Action Heads to Netflix
How to Train Your Dragon Live-Action Heads to Netflix
The much-loved How to Train Your Dragon gets a live-action makeover, landing on Netflix Australia in February 2026. Dean DeBlois returns to direct, bringing a fresh take to the classic tale.
Hans Zimmer Slams Golden Globes for Snubbing Best Score
Hans Zimmer Slams Golden Globes for Snubbing Best Score
Hans Zimmer has called out the Golden Globes for sidelining the Best Original Score award, voicing his frustration after the category was announced during a commercial break instead of the main broadcast.
Stranger Things Cast Shares Tearful Farewell in New Doc
Stranger Things Cast Shares Tearful Farewell in New Doc
Go behind the scenes of Stranger Things’ final season as the cast and crew say their emotional goodbyes in a revealing new Netflix documentary.
People We Meet on Vacation Sets a New Bar for Netflix Rom-Coms
People We Meet on Vacation Sets a New Bar for Netflix Rom-Coms
Netflix’s latest romantic comedy, People We Meet on Vacation, stands out from the crowd with its sharp direction, genuine chemistry, and a refreshing take on familiar tropes. Find out what makes it a must-watch.
Netflix’s People We Meet On Vacation: A Summer Romance in January
Netflix’s People We Meet On Vacation: A Summer Romance in January
Netflix’s fresh rom-com, People We Meet On Vacation, brings Emily Henry’s beloved novel to the screen. Streaming globally from 9 January, the film follows two best mates as they navigate the blurry line between friendship and romance.
Stranger Things Finale Leaves Fans Wanting More
Stranger Things Finale Leaves Fans Wanting More
After a decade of build-up, Stranger Things season 5 wraps up with a rushed showdown and unresolved mysteries, leaving long-time viewers unsatisfied despite the series’ memorable run.
Jamie Campbell Bower on Vecna’s Fate in Stranger Things Finale
Jamie Campbell Bower on Vecna’s Fate in Stranger Things Finale
Jamie Campbell Bower, who plays Vecna in Stranger Things, shares his thoughts on his character’s fate in the final season, revealing how he learned about the ending and why he believes it was the right call.
Stranger Things Finale Scene Hits Home for Adult Fans
Stranger Things Finale Scene Hits Home for Adult Fans
A heartfelt moment from the Stranger Things season 5 finale, where the main crew talk about their futures and monthly catch-ups, has struck a chord with older viewers who see their own friendships reflected in the scene.
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