According to Deadline, Avatar: Fire and Ash is expected to bring in between $85 and $90 million domestically over its opening weekend. This will easily make it the top movie of the weekend, though it’s the second-highest opening weekend ever for the Avatar series.
As a bit of a TV fan, I remember when Emily in Paris first came out in 2020. Lily Collins plays Emily Cooper, a marketing pro who moves to France looking for love, and naturally gets caught up in a bit of a romantic mess while trying to do her job. Honestly, the first season didn’t exactly wow the critics – it scored around 61% on Rotten Tomatoes, and audiences weren’t much higher at 54%. It’s interesting to see the latest season has bumped up the critic score to 71%, but it seems viewers are actually less impressed than ever, giving it a series-low 41% rating.
The film The Accident boasts a large ensemble cast – including Ana Claudia Talancón, Sebastian Martínez, and Alberto Guerra, among others – who powerfully portray the overwhelming grief and growing conflicts within a group following a tragic event.
Image Comics is bringing us Tigress Island, a raw and intense five-issue comic series created by Patrick Kindlon (known for Frontiersman, Gehenna: Naked Aggression, and Stinger) and artist EPHK (Harpy, The Seasons, Napalm Lullaby). Prepare for a wild, dreamlike experience that doesn’t hold back – it’s a hard-hitting story arriving in March 2026.
After keeping quiet about leaving Saturday Night Live, Yang finally spoke up on Instagram, sharing a heartfelt message to the show’s creator, Lorne Michaels, and his Wicked co-star, Ariana Grande.
“The Housemaid” movie closely follows Freida McFadden’s 2022 novel, which means it doesn’t offer much in the way of surprises if you’re looking for something new. While it’s not a bad film, it’s more frustrating than satisfying to see a potentially great story play out so predictably.
According to reports, Disney CEO Bob Iger and Alan Bergman, co-chair of Disney Entertainment, turned down a potential movie idea in 2021. The film would have continued the story of Kylo Ren and his path to redemption following the events of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh and actor Adam Driver were both keen on the project, and it had been given the green light by Lucasfilm’s leadership team, including its President, Vice President, and Chief Creative Officer.
The popular Prime Video series Bosch is known for its consistently strong drama, and Titus Welliver’s performance has been key to its success. While viewers strongly identify him with the show, currently only the Ballard series, starring Maggie Q, continues the Bosch universe on Prime Video, meaning Welliver is now free to take on new roles.
The new Western-style show launched on October 10th with its first two episodes. It quickly became popular on the streaming service, staying at the top of the charts even with mixed reactions from critics.
Sergio Leone’s classic Western, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, first came out in 1966 internationally and in the US in 1967. It’s the final film in his celebrated “Dollars Trilogy,” which also includes A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More. Good news for Western fans: all three movies will be available to stream for free on Tubi starting January 1, 2026 – a great way to start the new year!