“The multiverse is something we know frighteningly little about,” Doctor Strange said during Spider-Man: No Way Home. Ironically in another reality, where COVID-19 wasn’t a thing, cinemas didn’t close down and movie schedules weren’t disrupted, Marvel fans would have seen Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness a whole two months before Tom Holland’s third solo outing as Peter Parker hit theaters and he would have had a much better idea of the dangers of the multiverse.

Kevin Hart is taking a step back from comedy for his first dramatic TV role... as a comedian. Going just a bit outside his comfort zone, Hart stars in the upcoming Netflix limited series "True Story" as a funny-man with a dark past.

Perfectly timed with the release of the first three episodes, the opening scene of "Y: The Last Man" is now available on YouTube. The scene sets the table for the season to follow, introducing the characters' post-apocalyptic world in all its chaos, and letting loose Yorick Brown (Ben Schnetzer), the last biological man left on earth. At Yorick's side is the character already primed to steal the show, his pet monkey, Ampersand. Check out this exciting first look at "Y: The Last Man."The Opening Scene Of Y: The Last ManNot gonna lie, a world without men sounds pretty tempting...

"An apocalyptic event has wiped out all men on Earth… except for one. And his monkey." FX on Hulu has finally unveiled an official trailer for the Y: The Last Man series, which will begin showing in September with 10 episodes to start. We're featuring this trailer despite our usual no-TV rules because we have covered updates on a Y: The Last Man for more than a decade. (Seriously!) We have spent many years writing about various versions in the works, starting all the way back in 2007. They finally made it!

It looks like everyone's favorite giant, friendly red dog, Clifford, isn't quite ready for his big-screen debut. Despite being announced as a title for this year's Toronto International Film Festival, Paramount Pictures has opted to delay the planned September 17th release of Clifford the Big Red Dog indefinitely. The reason should come as no surprise to anyone, with the culprit being the spread of COVID-19's delta variant. Despite theaters being open in most markets,… Read More...