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Okay, so Bates Motel initially feels like a pretty standard family drama with a criminal undercurrent, but it quickly digs deeper. I’ve seen a lot of actors play Norman Bates, but Freddie Highmore truly shines here – it’s a career-best performance, honestly. He’s brilliantly supported by Vera Farmiga, Néstor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, and Max Thieriot. Their characters add layers to the already complicated mother-son dynamic, and for a while, they actually make Norman seem… almost harmless. That doesn’t last, of course, but it’s a fascinating setup.

Love for the 1980s is still going strong. We’ve seen popular comebacks like the new Bill & Ted movie, and Top Gun: Maverick became a huge blockbuster. Whether it’s the music, fashion, or just a feeling of fun, many of us are fascinated by this decade. Here’s a look at some of the best recent films that take place in the 80s.

The TV show Hacks began in 2021 and centers around Deborah Vance, a veteran comedian, and Ava Daniels, a young writer, both hoping to revitalize their careers. Deborah, facing the possibility of losing her show in Las Vegas, hires Ava as a writer, despite Ava being ostracized after a controversial social media post.

Thankfully, “Project Hail Mary” is a fantastic film. It’s a warm and optimistic science-fiction adventure, largely thanks to the captivating performance of its lead actor. This role is a great fit for where Ryan Gosling is in his career right now. While he occasionally leans into silliness and charm, he stays surprisingly down-to-earth, which keeps this surprisingly engaging and lengthy movie grounded and enjoyable for most of its runtime.

Ryan Gosling reveals that his co-star in Project Hail Mary, Rocky, was quite the demanding performer – a real diva! However, Gosling believes this was key to the character’s success. He describes the unique experience of acting alongside a physical puppet, brought to life by a dedicated team on set. This approach allowed for more … Read more

A major plot twist in Yellowstone Season 3, Episode 7, “The Beating,” revealed that Jamie Dutton was adopted. The episode showed Jamie discovering his birth mother was murdered by his biological father, a revelation that felt forced and didn’t quite fit with the rest of the story. This twist ultimately undermined much of what had happened before and continues to feel out of place.

Released in 2017, Pixar’s Coco was a huge hit, earning over $814 million globally and winning two Academy Awards: Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song for “Remember Me.” The film is also one of the highest-grossing movies ever made in Mexico, and it was praised for accurately portraying Mexican culture and traditions, particularly during the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos).

This Australian sci-fi action movie, directed by Luke Sparke and inspired by Ethan Pettus’s novel, centers around a team sent to rescue a group of US Army Special Forces soldiers. Their mission quickly turns chaotic when they come under attack by dinosaurs brought back from extinction. If that sounds exciting, check out the wild trailer below!

Okay, so in the first Ready or Not movie, Grace is basically running for her life when the family picks ‘Hide and Seek.’ It got me thinking, what if they played a different game? I was reading an interview with Samara Weaving (who plays Grace), and she immediately knew what she’d want to see. Her suggestion actually sounds really cool, especially considering how Radio Silence (the directors) like to do things – it would be a seriously messed up, fun game to watch!

In the season one finale of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Nus Braka nearly destroyed the Federation. By planting Omega-47 mines, the Klingon pirate put the entire Federation at risk. If he had succeeded, billions would have died and warp travel would have been impossible for millennia.