The Old West was a wild and transformative place, inspiring countless stories of adventure, complex characters, and high-stakes drama. Whether it’s a tragic tale of a gunslinger or a thrilling revenge story, the setting provides a rich backdrop for all kinds of narratives. But a truly great story needs a memorable ending – one that stays with the audience long after it’s over, and some Westerns deliver on that promise better than others.
Several characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe are confirmed to reappear in Avengers: Doomsday, coming to theaters later this year. So far, no versions of the Hulk or characters connected to him are included, but with multiple Avengers teams expected to assemble, there’s a good chance some could show up. This potentially allows for the return of the Abomination, who might even get the opportunity to join a new team of heroes.
A recent article in Empire Magazine about The Mandalorian and Grogu shared that the upcoming 2026 Star Wars film didn’t use The Volume – the advanced virtual production stage. Instead, filmmakers relied on traditional sets and strategically used green screens during filming.
As a big fan of the Quiet Place movies, I’m excited about the next installment, even though it’s a bit confusing to think of it as the third and the fourth film in the series. With the prequel, Day One, starring Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn, already out this year, this new one brings the total to four movies. Considering the franchise has made almost $900 million worldwide, you’d think they could’ve gotten a little more imaginative with the title than just Part III! Seriously, The Quietest Place? The Quiet Place: Here We Go Again? Even The Quiet Place: The Don’t Speakquel would have been better! Oh well…
Pierre Coffin, the director of the first three Despicable Me films and the 2015 Minions movie, is returning to direct the third Minions installment. He’ll also once again provide the voices for the Minions, just as he has in all the previous films. Although the story is still a secret, fans are excited to learn who is working on the movie as it nears its release later this year.
Damian McCarthy, known for his film Oddity, directs this new horror movie. It stars Scott as Ohm Bauman, a writer who retreats to a secluded Irish inn after his parents pass away. The inn is where his parents spent their honeymoon, and Ohm initially plans to scatter their ashes there. However, he soon discovers a disturbing history connected to the inn’s honeymoon suite. When an employee disappears, Ohm is plagued by unsettling visions linked to his own past.
Patrick Wilson, known for his roles in horror films like Insidious and The Conjuring, is joining the HBO series based on the popular video game from Naughty Dog. He will play Jerry, who is a key character in the game and appears frequently in flashbacks as Abby’s father.
Since its release on February 23rd, The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins has been very successful for NBC. The series received perfect reviews from critics upon its debut, and now, before the fifth episode airs, NBC has released a preview revealing Megan Thee Stallion will be appearing as a guest star.
I recently had the chance to chat with Nick Offerman, you probably know him from Parks & Recreation or his fantastic work in The Last of Us, about his role in The Pout-Pout Fish. We talked about how this movie stands apart from something like Finding Nemo, and what the most important takeaway for young viewers should be. He had some really thoughtful insights about the film’s message and how it connects with kids.
You’ll see the glamorous red carpet and the star-studded Dolby Theater on screen, filled with actors and presenters. But there’s a lot happening beyond what you see in those familiar shots.