As with every year, there are some stories that are left on the backlog. Here are some of 2025's additions.
As with every year, there are some stories lift spirits and bedazzle audiences better than others. Here are some from 2025 that fit that bill.
With so many new releases, it's hard to see them all. So here are some from our to-do list.
With so many great movies out there, we wanted to bring light to the best we saw during 2024.
Disney tries to please investors with teasers amidst a lukewarm month of releases.
Summer blockbusters are here to stay (with some dark horses entering the foray).
Actor's Guild goes on strike. Plus, a new slate of releases try to find some solid ground.
The box office drought continues with more lackluster releases, with the silver screen taking its shot in the limelight.
No box office blockbusters means a month with a variety of great watches at home.
2023 was a big year for the film industry. Here are some we never got to see.
2023 was a big year for the film industry. Here are some we got to experience for the first time.
2023 was a year for films, but it leaves a little to be desired as we reach the end and start fresh for 2024.
Why must an underrepresented department of the industry undergo sweeping changes that limit its creative expression?
It remains as much a touchstone as it did back then and has stood as one of the greatest and most resonant stories ever made.
The second season’s focus on a singular catalyst for change makes for a story of politics, optimism, and revolt in times of tyranny.
The decision to split its source material in half makes it feel unrewarding, despite its efforts in creating a superb thematic arc.
Despite its flaws and ambition, it remains a stellar swansong about the power of human connection and its influence on its people.
The season provides those sticking with the series the hope they need to see it come to a respectable and well-deserved conclusion.
If it stuck to what it set out to do, The Acolyte could have been what Star Wars has needed to reach bigger and better heights.
Very few shows achieve or finish what Shōgun has in one season, and that is an accolade more than worthy of applause.
The Brawn docuseries takes a deep dive into one of Formula 1’s defining years what it took for one team to even be there.
The second season has its faults, but it continues to reach stellar heights with its story and characters amidst the MCU's struggles.
Its ladder half delivers on what makes its cast so remarkable to so many: a bunch of failures learning what it takes to be good people.
Dave Filoni establishes his craft as a Star Wars creator through a grand adventure filled with Jedi wisdom and evil schemes.
The season learns from some of its precursor's quarrels by moving closer to a more gripping story despite maintaining its weak pacing.
Despite moments of great tension and character exchanges, it ends up being an unexpected mess the further the narrative progresses.
When the series isn’t busy focusing on what-if politics, it offers a thrilling but gritty post-apocalyptic adventure.
Coming off the series’ successful first outing, Volume 2 offers more quality and variety from its wider selection of studios.
It excels at picking and choosing the best moments offered by the source material through an impressive and refreshing journey.
Despite glimpses of a better and more extravagant story, it ditches the series formula for occasionally boring adventures.
No matter who it’s for, it stands as a fantastic story of grief, companionship, and the selfishness of humankind.
Its use of body horror, science, and Soviet Russia's overbearing censorship mightily redefine one of the world's biggest disasters.
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