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It's been two years since Guy Ritchie's Netflix series, The Gentlemen, first hit our streaming screens, and its sophomore return is making an even bigger splash than Season 1. Based on his 2019 film of the same title, The Gentlemen follows the story of Edward Horniman (Theo James), 13th Duke of Halstead, former Army captain and newly minted gangster, as he navigates the world of drugs and crime upon returning to his family estate. While Season 1 focused on bringing Eddie into this new world as a

Given how much Tom Cruisehas been embracing his '80s hits with sequels like Top Gun: Maverick and the recently announced Days of Thunderfollow-up with Anne Hathaway, one defining movie from earlier in his career has yet to receive that honor: 1986’s pool hustler classic The Color of Money. Much like the original Top Gun and Days of Thunder, The Color of Money captured Cruise at his most rebellious, angsty and purely charismatic. Unlike the other two films, which were directed by Tony Scott, Colo

House Velaryon is one of the key players in House of the Dragon. They are one of the wealthiest houses and have the greatest armada in Westeros. They have the legendary Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint) as their lord, though the situation might get a bit dodgy when it comes to who might be his heir. Still, they are an illustrious Valyrian house during the era of the Dance of the Dragons. But by the time of Game of Thrones, the Velaryons are but a shadow of what they once were. The house's name i

After retreading familiar ground, the latest episode of Ted Lasso proved its titular character is learning from his mistakes. For its fourth season, Ted (Jason Sudeikis) returned to AFC Richmond to help launch its women’s program according to the “Richmond Way.” A new team means a slew of new characters joined the Apple TV hit, including Tanya Reynolds as the newest assistant coach, Alice Chilton. Despite her stoic demeanor earning early comparisons to Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein), this latest epi

Apple TV has several unforgettable, feel-good comedies, from Ted Lasso to Shrinking, but before either of those shows even aired, the streamer pulled off a miracle with Trying, which evolved from a heartfelt story about a couple's adoption journey into a series about an established family parenting two teens. After a huge time jump before Season 4, the series became stronger than ever as it explored the family bonds set up in the previous seasons. Now that Season 5 has concluded this chapter of

The conveyor belt that is the K-drama world is packed with shows that just keep on coming. With Netflix Korea getting more traction and a higher budget, as well as other streamers investing their money into great original Korean programming, there will soon be a time where everywhere we look, we will have an array of K-dramas to watch (in a good way).

Over a month after its release, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender became a massive hit. What was supposed to be a theatrical release ended up a streaming exclusive on Paramount+, and it didn't take long for the feature to dominate the streaming charts. And while the movie was leaked, fans continued to show support. Now they're given another opportunity to show their love for the film.

The unstoppable force of Spider-Man: Brand New Daycontinued last weekend, finishing at the top of the domestic box office charts for a fifth weekend in a row. The return of Tom Holland's Peter Parker has powered past numerous box office records, beginning with the biggest opening weekend in domestic history and most recently becoming the second-highest-grossing film of all time in the U.S. Critically, the film is also a massive hit, earning a near-perfect audience rating of 98% on review aggrega

There was no respite forRidley Scotton Monday, when final opening-weekend box-office numbers were reported for his new movie, The Dog Stars. The movie fell dramatically short of expectations, which were conservative to begin with. It marks Scott's latest underperformer in a streak that has gone on for longer than he would like. Scott works at a brisk pace, even in his late 80s. He typically has numerous projects in the works at the same time, pulling the trigger on the one that is closest to tak

There's a fallacy that anything recognized by the Academy Awards is the equivalent of "eating your vegetables." Over the Oscars' nearly 100-year history, this has never been true. Sure, the crop of Best Picture winners features its fair share of banal, forgettable historical biopics and turgid dramas, and the term "Oscar bait" exists for a reason. However, some of the most crowd-pleasing and entertaining movies of all time have been rightfully crowned Best Picture by the Academy. Voters understa

Netflix has had a wildly successful year with new projects like War Machine, the hit sci-fi movie starring Alan Ritchson from the Prime Video series, Reacher. After War Machine picked up over 135 million views during its optimal viewing window on Netflix, the film was crowned one of the streamer’s top 10 most-watched titles ever, and Netflix has already confirmed that a sequel is in the early stages of development. Netflix set out to find more sci-fi success with the TV show The Boroughs, but th

While streaming offers an overwhelming number of choices, one Netflix comedy deserves more recognition than it gets. By combining the uplifting, sport-centered comedy of Ted Lassowith the dysfunctional family dynamic of Arrested Development,Running Pointoffers a unique story any comedy fan can enjoy. Created by Elaine Ko, Mindy Kaling, Ike Barinholtz, and David Stassen, the Netflix series features a hilarious cast, sharp writing, and its fair share of chaos as it follows the fictional LA Waves b

Colin Farrell has been consistently working for over 25 years, but it feels like he’s only now getting the appreciation he deserves. Farrell is an often-fearless actor who will commit wholeheartedly to a project, regardless of what the quality is; he’s appeared in modern masterpieces, but he’s also managed to be the best part of films that don’t otherwise work. But while Farrell has been part of a number of high-profile films throughout his career, he landed his breakout role in Tigerland, a 200

The recent success of Christopher Nolan’s latest epic, The Odyssey, piqued the audiences' interest in other movies inspired by Greek epics. The Odyssey has so far grossed nearly $1.5 billion at the worldwide box office, having become the highest-grossing film of Nolan’s career. Troy, the 2004 blockbuster that Nolan nearly directed, emerged as a major hit on Netflix and Prime Video in the wake of The Odyssey’s success, and it is currently available on Peacock in the United States for the rest of

For a comic strip built around a remarkably small cast, Peanuts went through a surprising number of characters before Charles M. Schulz settled on the ensemble everyone knows today. Charlotte Braun was one of those early experiments — a loud, aggressively confident counterpart to Charlie Brown who arrived in November 1954 and disappeared just 10 appearances later. Her short tenure is barely a footnote in Peanuts history, but the way Schulz handled her exit is almost impossible to forget.

Horror and thriller are basically cousins, and the best movies in both genres borrow from each other constantly. A pure horror movie wants to scare you. A pure thriller wants to keep you on edge wondering what happens next. The movies on this list do both at once, and that combination is honestly harder to pull off than either genre alone.

Before Spider-Man: Brand New Daystole all box office headlines and broke countless records, the talk of Tinseltown was Christopher Nolan's ambitious adaptation of Homer's ancient Greek epic The Odyssey. Called an "unrivaled cinematic spectacle" in Joe Schmidt's review for Collider, The Odyssey has become a favorite for prizes at the 2027 Academy Awards, and has already earned almost $1.5 billion in global box office revenue after six weekends in theaters.

Ah, the '80s. The decade when the neon was popping, the hair was close to heaven, and we all wanted to "Walk Like an Egyptian" while wearing our parachute pants. It's no question that the '80s changed the pop culture landscape, and that included TV as well. From the rich people's problems of Dallasto saccharine family sitcoms that always strive to teach us a lesson every week, TV in the 1980s was a sight to behold and offered everything to everyone in every genre.

The verbal volleys that they have launched against each other in the last few months didn’t come out of nowhere; star Russell Crowe and director Ridley Scott clearly don’t see eye to eye. The problems seemed to escalate when Scott began putting together Gladiator II without Crowe’s involvement. The star, who won a Best Actor honor at the Oscars for his performance in the original Gladiator film, had been trying to mount a sequel for a number of years as well. Scott reasoned that since Crowe’s ch

When DC launched the Vertigo imprint in 1993, it wasn't just a branding exercise but a rebellion bearing a corporate logo. Under the leadership of editor Karen Berger, it became the home for unapologetically adult comics; creator-owned and bearing a "mature audiences" label, Vertigo provided the creative freedom to explore the dark, explicit world beyond the mainstream confines of the Comics Code Authority as well as the backing of a major publisher. Known for subversive, genre-bending titles th