So we’ve kinda heard this before —Arrested DevelopmentproducerBrian Grazertold us around this timelast yearthat the fifth series of the show would start filming in mid-2016. Mid-2016 is here, and now creatorMitch Hurwitztold the journalists at the Netflix panel during the Television Critics Association press tour shooting could begin in 2017. Will our hopes be left dangling forever? Granted, it’s a big cast that’s hard to bring together — which is one reason that Season 4 played out in such a disjointed way....

If you’re still hung up on the good old DC TV days, then there is no better place to revisit than the series that started it all:The CW’sArrowstarringStephen Amell. Serving as the first in a long line of CW DC series, all set in a single universe — later dubbed the Arrowverse, this superhero series paved the way for comic book heroes to once again return to the small screen.Arrowpremiered back in 2012 to solid reviews and established itself as a staple of scripted television during its eight seasons....

AMC’s hit seriesBreaking Badis universally acknowledged as one of the best TV dramas of all time, so whenVince Gilligansought to do the spin-off/prequelBetter Call Saul, centering on the sleazy lawyer Saul Goodman, it raised quite a few eyebrows. Gilligan and co-creatorPeter Gouldhad the last laugh, however, crafting a masterpiece that is in some ways very different, yet just as satisfying as the parent show. The tale of Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) and his descent from an essentially ok guy who cuts corners to the morally bankrupt Saul Goodman mirrors in many ways the character arc ofBryan Cranston’s Walter White fromBreaking Bad....

Spoilers ahead for the latest episode of Castle Rock, “The Queen.” For decades, mental illness has been a scapegoat for the horror genre. If you needed a surprise explanation for why a character is violent, just throw in the word “crazy” and name some medical condition. But Hulu’s newest series,Castle Rock, which presents an original story set in the universe ofStephen King’s vast mythos, changes that by introducing a character by the name of Ruth Deaver, played bySissy Spacek....

Now playing around the world is directorJ.A. Bayona’sJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Written byColin TrevorrowandDerek Connolly, the follow-up takes place three years after the events ofJurassic Worldand finds Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) returning to the now abandoned Isla Nublar to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from a brewing volcano that threatens to make the animals once again extinct. But their expedition is not what it seems, and after uncovering a conspiracy, Owen and Claire find themselves in a race against greed, corporatism, and murderous dinosaurs....

On this episode of Collider Movie Talk, John Campea, Mark Ellis, and Jason Inman discuss the following: It’s Monday which means it’s time for our weekly box office report brought to you by our friends at AMC Theatres. Coming in at #1, less than a million dollars behind the all time October opening weekend record is the new Riddley Scott, Matt Damon filmThe Martian. The film took in a reported $55 million, just shy ofGravity’s $55....

We’ve got a brand new episode of Comic Book Shopping for you and this one’s celebrating an especially big return. Hellboy is back on the big screen and we’re talking with the new Beast of the Apocalypse himself,David Harbour. Comic Book Shopping hosted by Collider Heroes’Coy Jandreaugives guests the opportunity to tap into their inner comic book fan by spending some time browsing the racks at local comic book shops in Los Angeles....

Of all the many,manyquestions surrounding Fox’s move under the bajillion-dollar Disney umbrella, one of the more intriguing concerns what exactly will happen to theDeadpoolfranchise.Ryan Reynolds' Merc with the Mouth broke the mold when it debuted with an R-rating and nabbed $363 million domestically on a $58 million budget. (Its sequel,Deadpool 2, brought in $318 million, while a PG-13 cut garnered little interest.) But suchvulgarityisn’t usually welcome inside the House of Mouse, leavingDeadpool’s future uncertain....

After providing someimportant informationof Season 4 – or Season 53 – ofDocumentary Now!back in mid-July, IFC shared today a glimpse at the upcoming season, its release date, and what we can expect from the new slate of satirical episodes. Introduced byHelen Mirren(The Queen) as usual, the sneak peek shows brief footage and suggests that now, more than ever, the world needsDocumentary Now!. This is, of course, a joke with the fact that the anthology series features “extremely relevant” mockumentaries that both pay homage and satirize famous and celebrated documentaries, most of them starring co-creatorsBill HaderandFred Armisen....

There’s a subgenre of science fiction films that deal distinctly with the future of emotions. The most recent, and one of the most remarkable, of these films isSpike Jonze’sHer, but this has been a subject of interest back into the 1970s, and includes classics likeLogan’s Run. It’s a severely romantic idea: big emotions, shared by two people or even more, becoming acts of revolution in and of themselves. It’s the bedrock ofDrake Doremus' new science fiction,Equals, which starsNicholas HoultandKristen Stewartas two members of a totalitarian state where emotions have been eradicated....

WithRegressionopening in theaters this weekend, I recently sat down with its star,Ethan Hawke,who plays a detective investigating the rape of a young woman (Emma Watson) whom he suspects is being sexually abused by her father (David Dencik). He enlists the help of a psychoanalyst (David Thewlis) who specializes in regression therapy which leads to the discovery of a satanic cult. The dark and disturbing supernatural thriller was written and directed byAlejandro Amenábar....

As animated shows wise up to the fact that they probably shouldn’t have white people voicing characters of color,Family Guyhas made a long-overdue recasting by hiring a replacement for Cleveland Brown, the show’s most prominent black character. Previously voiced byMike Henry, who originated the character and voiced it sinceFamily Guypremiered back in 1999 (and later on the spinoff seriesThe Cleveland Show), the role will now go toArif Zahir. Henry announced back in June, “I love this character, but persons of color should play characters of color,” and he’ll last be heard playing the character in Season 18 episodes which had already been completed....

Although mostDisneycharacters only have one parent (if any), when a character does have a dad, it’s usually a pretty good one. Disney films are full of fathers who support their children, whether they’re princes and princesses, superheroes in the making, or lively wooden puppets. RELATED:Best Disney Movie Moms While honorable mentions include Crush fromFinding Nemoand Pacha fromTheEmperor’s New Groove,plenty of other Disney dads and figures make the cut who spend their films guiding, finding, and raising their children....