Anyone even remotely connected to the film industry has been following the news surrounding the production of the new Harry Potter series from Warner Bros., based on the bestselling books by British author J.K. Rowling, the first of which was published in 1997.

 The secret to success will always haunt people. Some believe it's all about luck, others about the alignment of the stars, and still others believe it's simply a matter of loving what you do with all your heart. 

While others were busy talking, Amazon simply went ahead and made a series about an alternate version of Spider-Man — Spider-Noir, a character originally voiced by Nicolas Cage in the 2018 animated film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

Paramount Pictures, like most major Hollywood studios, has no intention of letting go of its biggest franchises—and The Godfather is no exception.

Back in 2019, Jon Favreau gave the Star Wars universe a second life when the first season of The Mandalorian premiered on Disney+. The series followed a mysterious space bounty hunter as he found himself caught in thrilling adventures across the galaxy.

Every film festival, much like a new season of a beloved television series, brings fresh and exciting stories from its red carpets each year. Sometimes those stories disappoint, and sometimes they deeply impress and delight film lovers all around the world.

One of DC Studios’ most troubled upcoming projects has released a new trailer—and here are a few reasons why it has drawn so much attention.

The LEGO Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight video game is coming soon to Xbox, PS5, and Windows platforms.

Beat it! The dances, songs, and unforgettable looks that millions fell in love with more than 30 years ago are back in style, as the long-awaited Michael by Antoine Fuqua has finally arrived on the big screen, with Jaafar Jackson — the real-life nephew of Michael Jackson—in the lead role. Supporting performances from Miles Teller, Colman Domingo, Nia Long, and Laura Harrier are just as memorable and are sure to leave a lasting impression on your soul.

A career does not end after the conclusion of major franchises, after turning fifty, or even after a few unsuccessful projects — and Daniel Craig is living proof of that. The British actor first gained major recognition after appearing in Road to Perdition by Sam Mendes and Layer Cake by Matthew Vaughn, before successfully landing the role of one of Britain’s most iconic fictional characters: James Bond, Agent 007.