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As the clock struck one minute past midnight on Thursday November 9, the 118-day SAG-AFTRA strike officially ended, meaning films such as Deadpool 3, Gladiator 2, and Beetlejuice 2 will all now head back into production.

The upcoming third entry in the Venom movie franchise, , will follow its title and be the final entry in the symbiote story.

Compelling sci-fi dystopias are few and far between in movies these days, which is why it might be surprising that one of the best is hiding inside an underappreciated action movie from 2018. Upgrade, which arrived on Netflix this week, is full of bone-crunching, genuinely funny action, but it’s also secretly a fantastic thriller with an excellent sci-fi world hiding beneath the surface.

Like a war over gas in a post-apocalyptic landscape, the franchise-fatigue debate rages on, with multiple factions claiming that sequels, prequels, and superhero films are killing the cinematic landscape, while others claim the smoke doesn’t lead to fire, and the entire battle is overblown. The latest salvo in the war — which is to say, the latest prequel extending a decades-long franchise — is Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, a prequel nearly a decade in the making. But where long experience with franchise logic would lead us to expect director George Miller to offer up a louder, bigger retread of its predecessor, the groundbreaking Mad Max: Fury Road, Miller dares to ignore that expectation. He blazes a brave, exploratory trail with a searing film that refuses to play by any of the tried, tested, and tired rules that franchise films follow.

It can be nice to have a TV show in your rotation that you know isn’t ending any time soon. But sometimes, you want something with an end point in mind from its creators. Freed from the pressures of renewal and cancellation, limited series can give us some of the best storytelling the medium of television has to offer.

Avengers: Secret Wars is rumored to connect to Tom Hardy's Venom and potentially answer a lingering question that has remained unresolved since Spider-Man: No Way Home.

It’s been more than three years since the MI6 detective made his last appearance on the big screen. Daniel Craig portrayed the role of the legendary fictional character in No Time To Die. Since then, the makers behind the iconic franchise have been looking for a replacement, and it seems they have finally found their James Bond.

After seeing rumors online, some fans are wondering if a 2024 remake of with Matthew McConaughey is happening. Here is everything you need to know.

Sony has given Venom 3 an official name and a new release date.

Former James Bond star Pierce Brosnan has shared a new name as his top choice to portray the iconic spy in the upcoming 007 movies.

Details about Venom 3 have been kept pretty under wraps, but a new set picture may have given us our biggest clue yet. In an image shared by Eddie Brock/Venom star Tom Hardy on Instagram, we can see his character wearing a familiar outfit. 

Madame Web box office predictions suggest the Sony Spider-Man Universe movie could have a lower opening weekend gross than Jared Leto's Morbius, which infamously bombed.

Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has offered a very positive update on the gangster drama's upcoming movie spin-off.

Mad Max’s continuity is pretty confusing. It might be hard to believe, but the 40-year-old franchise spawned from a micro-budget Australian movie about raiders in a post-apocalyptic wasteland does not actually have the most coherent timeline. And with the release of the first trailer for Furiosa, the latest film in the series, things got even more complicated. But we’ll do our best to help you understand it.

The Bikeriders has found a new home after reportedly being dropped by Disney and 20th Century Studios.

The Bikeriders director Jeff Nichols didn't take much convincing to cast Austin Butler in his '60s-set motorcycle gang drama – in fact, the trailer for Elvis was all he needed to make up his mind. 

When it comes to cinematic cool, it’s hard to beat a leather jacket and a motorcycle. Think Marlon Brando in The Wild One. Arnie in Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Lisbeth Salander in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

The developer of , CD Projekt RED, announced that the recently released DLC will be the game's only expansion, and the studio is now directing their attention towards a full-length sequel, tentatively known as. While and the DLC did feature a few A-list cast members, the vast majority of the game's vocal talents were provided by dedicated voice actors. Though this is a refreshing change from the incredible over-saturation of celebrities in media being employed over voice actors, there are a few incredibly well-known names that would make for perfect additions to a sequel.

Despite passionate romances, a little bit of body horror, and plenty of scares (Doc Ock’s surgery scene in Raimi’s Spider-Man 2, anyone?), Spider-Man has generally been a family-friendly superhero franchise. Peter Parker certainly has an “Aw, shucks” energy to him, and the Spider gang is usually made up of young people trying to make their way in the world (or high school, or college). The games also go to great lengths to show you the goons you fight are ultimately unharmed — throw (or kick) someone off a building, and they will automatically get webbed to a nearby surface on their way down.

Insomniac Games has apologized for a Marvel's Spider-Man 2 mix-up that saw a Cuban flag hung up in Miles Morales's room instead of a Puerto Rican one.

Tony Todd, the voice actor behind Venom in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, has gotten the Tom Hardy seal of approval.

Tom Hardy is a household name – but it wasn’t always that way. The fresh-faced actor appeared opposite Patrick Stewart in 2002’s much-maligned Star Trek: Nemesis and, according to Stewart’s latest memoir, rubbed the Picard actor up the wrong way.

Marvel’s is a live action movie that introduces Tom Hardy as the eponymous Marvel Comics character, and recounts its origin story. Laced with electric action sequences coupled with humour, the movie follows Eddie Brock, a journalist infected with an alien symbiote Venom, who eventually forms an alliance with his host and helps to bring down evil forces. Read on to find out how you can watch and stream Venom (2018) online!

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Band of Brothers, the Emmy-winning miniseries created by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, turns 22 this year. For the first time ever, the historical drama — which stars Damian Lewis (Homeland), Ron Livingston (Office Space), and a litany of other recognizable faces on the brink of stardom, from Tom Hardy to James McAvoy — will be available on a subscription streaming service other than HBO’s Max. It arrives on Netflix starting Sept. 15, and if you’ve never seen the seminal program, there’s no better time than now.

is a 2012 superhero film directed by Christopher Nolan from a screenplay written by Nolan and his brother Jonathan and from a story written by David S. Goyer. The film, which is the third and final installment in Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy, is set eight years after the events of 2008’s The Dark Knight and sees Bruce Wayne come out of retirement as Batman when a new villain named Bane threatens the city. In his attempts to stop Bane, Batman also encounters a mysterious and morally ambiguous thief named Selina Kyle.

In a surprise move, two beloved HBO shows are heading on over to Netflix – and you can binge them in just a few weeks’ time.

A new has been released by Netflix, giving viewers a look at the streaming platform’s upcoming nature docuseries. The trailer previews the five-part Netflix docuseries, which is narrated by, and takes a close look at five predator species around the world.

You're either a subtitles person or you're not. But increasingly, people are. Preply followed up(Opens in a new window) on its subtitle-use survey of Americans from 2022(Opens in a new window) and found a 5% rise, to 58%, in how many people use captioning more than they used to.