Movies

A Sinners Sweep Could Flip the MFL Leaderboard

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I was hoping the Writers Guild Awards might throw a curveball into the Oscars race, but honestly, that was probably wishful thinking! Paul Thomas Anderson, who wrote One Battle After Another, was the clear frontrunner for Best Adapted Screenplay, and Ryan Coogler, the writer and director of Sinners, was the same for Best Original Screenplay. And just as everyone predicted, both of them won! It feels like One Battle and Sinners are really solidifying their positions as the ones to beat heading into the Academy Awards this Sunday.

Scarpetta Review: Nicole Kidman Anchors Prime Video’s Wild New Crime Series

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This spring, nine TV series will expand to eleven, including new adaptations of Margo’s Got Money Troubles and Scarpetta, both available on streaming platforms. While some of these shows are exceptional, like the first season of Big Little Lies, others haven’t quite hit the mark. Scarpetta, premiering on Prime Video March 11th, falls somewhere in between – it starts as a seemingly standard crime drama but occasionally veers into surprisingly strange territory.

The Beauty’s Most and Least Sensical Transformations, Ranked

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The premise of the show The Beauty is that most people are deeply unhappy with their appearance. This leads to a complex storyline involving pharmaceutical companies, tech giants, and the government, all focused on how they’d convince people to get “the Beauty” – either through an expensive official treatment or by contracting a stolen version of the virus. The show features Rebecca Hall wanting to change her appearance, and Evan Peters as an FBI agent who seems to be the only one making sense. While The Beauty tries to make a point about society’s obsession with looks and self-image, it gets bogged down in absurdity, with over-the-top physical transformations. Think lots of strange fluids and a bit like a more adult version of a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles origin story. However, the show is interesting because it portrays almost all its characters as fundamentally flawed, all feeling disconnected between how they see themselves inside and how they appear on the outside.

Ryan Gosling’s Project Hail Mary Rotten Tomatoes Score Unveiled

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As a huge fan of The Martian, I was so excited for Project Hail Mary – it has the same brilliant writer, Drew Goddard! And seeing Ryan Gosling take on another space role, after First Man, was a fantastic sign. It clearly all worked out, because the movie launched with an incredible 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – a nearly perfect score! It’s everything I hoped for and more.

‘Tink’: Tinker Bell Live-Action Series in the Works at Disney+

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Tinker Bell started as a fun, feisty companion to Peter Pan, but she’s become a star in her own right over the years—especially since her first appearance in the 1953 animated film. Now, Disney is finally giving her the leading role she deserves with a new live-action series called Tink. According to Deadline, the studio has been planning this project for a while, and it’s now become a major focus.

Every Movie Nominated for a 2026 Oscar, Ranked

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Collecting so many awards doesn’t always mean a movie gets a lot of nominations, but voters did surprise us with a few unexpected picks. The films vary quite a bit in quality. Impressive visuals or a catchy song don’t guarantee a movie is actually good. Trying to rank all 50 was tough, but I’m confident I got the order just right.