BBC America's new entry doesn't reinvent a well-established formula, but it makes stitching together the complexity of the natural world look easy.
Hunter Schafer lays bare Jules' side of things in an emotionally vibrant if narratively slight second hourlong special.
Paramount dug its heels in on possibly selling the "Top Gun" sequel, after spending much of the pandemic shedding some of its big titles.
It took less than 24 hours for eight of the 19 wide releases through April to shift, but not all of the news is bad for theaters.
Neil Patrick Harris is now starring in Russell T. Davies' AIDS drama "It's a Sin" on Channel 4.
If Nolan leaves Warner Bros., his choice will have as much to do with theatrical windows as it does budget.
Martin Scorsese, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Quentin Tarantino have all flopped at the box office at least once in their careers.
King, whose career has spanned more than six decades, died in Los Angeles.
John Krasinski and Emily Blunt's horror sequel is getting its fourth theatrical release date from Paramount.
With "Watchmen" out of the way, it's finally time for "Mrs. America" to shine.
The Anna Paquin-led drama is getting a second life, right as some audiences might be most receptive to its dark, acidic sense of humor.
The platform's latest import is a filmmaking drama with a keen awareness of thriller traditions and how to get at the raw emotion within the show's central trio.
