While you all knowAnthonyandJoe Russoas the directors of some incredible Marvel movies (Avengers: Infinity War,Avengers: Endgame,Captain America: Civil WarandCaptain America: Winter Solider), what you might not know is they also run the independent studio AGBO and have the ability to greenlight movies likeExtraction,Relic, and21 Bridges. With their latest release,Mosul, now streaming on Netflix, I recently spoke to the busy filmmakers about producing writer-directorMatthew Michael Carnahan’s(the writer ofWorld WarZ,The Kingdom,Deepwater Horizon) fantastic feature debut....

Quick Links Now more than ever, true cinephiles are passionate about sharing their love of movies. Recommending a film you love to a friend or family member can be a pretty terrific gift – especially if they end up liking it as much as you do. And with the world kind of on pause for a bit, what better time than now to catch up on films you haven’t seen or haven’t seen in a long time?...

Though the title should give it away,Sorry for Your Lossis an intense, emotionally raw meditation on grief. And yet, it’s never overwhelming as much as engrossing. Facebook Watch debuted the first four (out of 10) episodes this week, with two to follow on each subsequent Tuesday. And while its location was initially a turnoff for me (there are too many platforms with too much content, who has the time?),Sorry for Your Lossis truly Facebook Watch’s entry into compelling television....

A new Marvel movie is about to hit theaters, which means we’re about to geta lotof updates on future MCU films. Indeed, the press junket forGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2kicks off today, and as is standard for most Marvel movie junkets, we’ll likely get some solid updates and news bits on future Marvel films from the interviews there. In fact, it’s already begun as Marvel Studios presidentKevin Feigerecently offered up a few newsworthy tidbits during an interview withTHR....

During the 10th anniversary panel for acclaimed and fan-favorite animated seriesStar Wars: The Clone Warstoday at San Diego Comic-Con, attendees got a massive surprise: A new trailer confirms the return of the beloved show to complete the storylines that never quite got their resolution and to let the troopers finish out their war, once and for all. There are lots of others Easter eggs and heart-warming surprises in this trailer, so I’ll save that discussion for after you’ve had a chance to check it out....

This is not a drill, friends:Taika Waititiis confirmed as the director on a newStar Warsmovie. The news arrives on Monday, May 4, one of the most exciting days in theStar Warsfandom and just a few months after fans got to enjoy Waititi in droid form on Disney+ original seriesThe Mandalorian. So, what exactly do we know so far about this new Waititi-directed movie? According to a press release from Walt Disney Studios, we’ve gotten only the barest of details about this new movie....

Game of Thronesmay be over, butGeorge R.R. Martin’s source series “A Song of Ice and Fire” has yet to be completed. But while we wait for GRRM to finish the novels, which may happen just in time for a reboot of the series itself, we’re looking to some other fantastic fantasy series that could (and, in our opinion, should) be the nextGame of Thrones. So what are we looking for here?...

In a world whereFuller Housedoes spectacularly for Netflix andMacGyverhas been a solid player on CBS' Fall schedule, it’s not surprising that TV networks are going back to their archives to find old properties that they can dig up and make new again. In some cases likeGirl Meets World,it’s in the form of a sequel series featuring some of the other cast; in others likeHawaii Five-0we’re seeing an old favorite “re-envisioned” in a new form....

[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersthrough the Season 1 finale of The Umbrella Academy, “The White Violin."] Set against the ticking clock of an impending apocalypse,The Umbrella Academyintroduces us to a world of would-be superheroes, time-traveling assassins, and deep dark family dysfunction. The first season of the Netflix series inspired byGerard WayandGabriel Bá’s comic series of the same name is a rather complex journey, full of alternate timelines and a massive ensemble of characters, and at ten-hours long, it’s not exactly a quick revisit....

Summer is over, and Winter is here, bringing a frost over a slasher icon’s rotten hockey mask. Blood splattering on a blanket of snow would make for stylish kills inFriday the 13th, but the cold weather has never hit the closed grounds ofCamp Crystal Lake, which does make sense for a summer camp-themed franchise. Yet bad weather seems to always travel along with Jason’s next arrival, a blizzard shouldn’t be off the table for what could be awinter horrorentry....

More often than not, relationships fromMarried at First Sightend in failure. But occasionally, thereality showbrings together two people who are perfect for each other, who forge forward and even start a family. While it’s difficult to definitively say whichMarried at First Sightcouple’s baby announcement was the most surprising,Jamie OtisandDoug Hehnerdefinitely turned a few heads. Jamie and Doug Did Not Seem To Fit At First on ‘Married at First Sight’ Otis and Hehner set the standard forMarried at First Sightsuccess stories, but they did not start out as a perfect match....

Top Gun: Maverickhas officially soared past not only the rest of its box office competition, but the rest of its competition at Paramount Pictures across the studio’s entire 110-year history. Paramount has just announced that the high-flying sequel to 1986’sTop Gunis officially their number one top domestic grossing film of all time, bringing in $601.9 million at the domestic box office and surpassing one of the most iconic films of all time:Titanic....

Few shows nail their premieres and their finales (even midseason finales) with such aplomb as Fox’s weird and occasionally wonderfulThe Last Man on Earth. Though she show meandered and lost its way through Season 1, it pulled things around for Season 2, which was by no means perfect, but dealt with its expanded world much better than before. After resetting its premise of Phil Miller (Will Forte) as a man alone in the world after a virus wiped almost everyone else out (and his personality made him a pariah among the survivors),The Last Man on Earthadded back its other cast members in a way that felt far more natural than before....