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It’s been a heck of a journey to the finish line, but Disney’s live-action fantasy adventureArtemis Fowlis finally heading to screens… on Disney+.Kenneth Branagh’s adaptation of the best-selling book byEoin Colferwas originally set for last year before moving to June 28, 2025. However, after theaters worldwide shut down in the wake of the Coronavirus crisis, Disney broke the news that thefilm would debut on their recently debuted streaming service. Now, the studio has released a new teaser for the film announcing a June 12 release date....

I’ve had an impossible time pinpointing favorite episodes ofAsh vs. Evil Deadso have resorted to giving every single one a four-star rating. However, the time as finally come; “Ashes to Ashes” is the best episode of the season so far. Not only does it uphold everything that’s been established in previous episodes, but it also nails emotional beats that I never thought could have fit in this type of show....

During his presidency,Barack Obamaaccomplished some remarkable feats. He also made animpact in the realm of art and culture. Throughout his eight years in office,Obama was very vocal about his taste infilm, television, and music. In fact, each summer, since 2015, Obama would shared hissummer playlist, featuring the artists he was listening to during the season. The playlists often consist of a variety of genres, includingrock, pop, electronic and hip-hop. Obama is anoutspoken hip-hop and rap fan, and has often vocalized about his favorite rappers....

Captain America: Civil Waris a tremendous balancing act. Marvel’s latest pits two of their franchise headliners —Chris Evans‘ Captain America andRobertDowney Jr.‘s Iron Man — against each other in a battle that is both ideological and strikingly personal. The resulting film is a precision act that has to provide complete emotional arcs for both warring parties, introduce two new marquee heroes inTom Holland’s Spider-Man andChadwick Boseman’s Black Panther, and allow plenty of space for the massive ensemble of teammates....

While no one on the set of Captain America: Civil War wanted to give away too much about the movie, screenwriters Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely (Captain America: The Winter Soldier) were the most open when it came to the film’s finer points without giving anything away. It was the most eye-opening interview of the trip and with maybe the exception of the Russos, the most rewarding when it came to knowing more about the highly-anticipated film....

Captain Marvelis off to a stellar start at the box office. The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first female-led superhero movie pulled in $20.7 million in Thursday night previews domestically, landing as the 5th biggest preview gross for an MCU movie thus far. That puts it ahead of the Thursday grosses for films likeGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2($17 million),Spider-Man: Homecoming($15.4 million),Thor: Ragnarok($14.5 million), and behind onlyAvengers: Age of Ultron,Avengers: Infinity War,Black Panther, andCaptain America: Civil War....

Based on the graphic novel fromGrant Morrison, the Syfy seriesHappy!follows Nick Sax (played with pitch-perfect mad genius style byChristopher Meloni), an alcoholic, corrupt ex-cop turned hitman who happens upon a tiny and relentlessly optimistic imaginary blue winged horse named Happy (voiced with undying positivity byPatton Oswalt). They are an unlikely pair forced to team up to solve a mystery, but having to work together might not change either of them for the better....

AsGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3inches closer to its premiere, fans of this corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are gearing up to witness what will certainly be a teary goodbye—both to the Guardians as we know them and to director and screenwriterJames Gunn, who has moved on to take the reins of the DC Universe. During a press tour to promote the new entry of the MCU, Gunn andChris Prattsat down with Collider to talk about the Guardians’ swan song....

Lionsgate has secured the distribution rights for the filmSmall Things Like Thesein North America, the UK, and Ireland.The adaptation ofClaire Keegan’sacclaimed novel stars Academy Award winnerCillian MurphyandEmily Watson, and is directed byTim Mielants.Small Things Like Theseopened the Berlin Film Festival this year, where it competed and earned Emily Watson a Silver Bear for her performance. The story is set over Christmas in 1985 and follows devoted father Bill Furlong (Murphy) as he uncovers startling secrets held by a local convent and shocking truths about his own life....

Collider can exclusively reveal the trailer for Sundance Now’s upcoming original six-part thrillerClose to Me, starringConnie NielsenandChristopher Eccleston. The show is set to debut on December 16, with new episodes weekly on Sundance Now and AMC+. Close to Mefollows Jo Harding, played by Nielsen, who loses an entire year from her memory after a terrible fall. The eponymous book on which the show is based was first published midway through 2017 by authorAmanda Reynolds....

On this week’s episode of Collider Nightmares (August 24, 2025) Clarke Wolfe, Perri Nemiroff, Jon Schnepp and Mark Reilly will discuss the following: FRESH MEAT After shifting studios and delays, it was recently announced that Blumhouse Productions (Insidious,Sinister)will be producing the next installment of theHalloweenfranchiseand the one and onlyJohn Carpenterwill return to executive produce. There is no announcement yet on who will direct but rumors are swirling that Blumhouse favoriteMike FlanaganofOculusandHushfame is in the running as isAdam Wingard(You’re Next,The Guest)....

Like me, I’d imagine most of you are pretty excited forSpectre,Sam Mendes' highly anticipated return to the James Bond franchise, and so isDaniel Craig, because apparently he just wants to be done with the damn thing. With Spectre set to hit UK and US theaters in the next few weeks, Craig spoke withTime Out Londonabout theSkyfallfollowup and threw down some serious words about his desire, or extreme lack there of, to return for another installment....

The panel begun with the head of Marvel’s television department,Jeph Loeb, returning as moderator, only for him to immediately leave the stage to do something “unscripted”. As he returned, he brought with himCharlie Cox(Daredevil),Krysten Ritter(Jessica Jones), andMike Colter(Luke Cage), 3/4ths of Marvel’s upcomingDefendersseries, minus Iron Fist who has yet to be cast. While the series is still at least two years away at this point, it was reminiscent of the first time the Avengers were all brought together on one stage....