The Sci-Fi Masterpiece Called “One of the Best Movies Ever Made” Travels to Netflix Next Month

Let’s talk about Back to the Future. Released on July 3, 1985, this Michael J. Fox classic remains a beloved film decades later. Its wildly imaginative story – a teenager accidentally traveling back to 1955 in a time-traveling car – shouldn’t have worked, but director Robert Zemeckis and producer Steven Spielberg combined their talents to create a truly special movie. It’s still considered one of the best time-travel films ever made and sets the standard for others in the genre.

Ray and Debra Barone: The Most Realistic And Relatable Sitcom Parents

Because Modern Family portrays diverse, contemporary families, viewers often connect with at least one of the parents on the show. Many relate to Claire and Phil, who are loving, kind-hearted, and generally understanding, even with their occasional flaws. However, when it comes to relatable parenting, Ray and Debra are even better.

‘The Paparazzi Were So Ruthless Back Then’: Megan Fox Remembers Brutal Comments Made About Her At Premiere

After a screening of Jennifer’s Body at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures (according to People magazine), the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles actress shared with the audience that she had a difficult time promoting the film in 2009. She criticized the entertainment industry and the paparazzi for their tough treatment of young women at the time.

The Best Anime of 2025 Has More Hype Than Ever – & It Hasn’t Even Debuted Yet

Another popular animated Star Wars series from the 2020s is coming back with nine new episodes. These episodes won’t just explore the familiar galaxy fans love, but will also show rarely-seen corners of the Star Wars universe. In fact, the release of Star Wars: Visions: Volume 3 is generating a lot of excitement and could be the most anticipated Star Wars premiere of the year, and there are several good reasons why.

Star Wars Fans Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Campaigning For Adam Driver’s Kylo Ren Movie

Since Disney bought Lucasfilm, many Star Wars projects have been announced, but several have been canceled. Recently, actor Adam Driver shared that he worked on a pitch for a Ben Solo movie that would have been directed by Stephen Soderbergh, which has excited fans. They’re so eager to see this scrapped film that one fan even paid for a plane to fly over Disney headquarters asking them to reconsider! Now, a billboard in Times Square is adding to the pressure. You can see a picture of it below.

Anniversary Review: Dylan O’Brien & Phoebe Dynevor ‘s Twisty New Thriller Blends Family Drama With Half-Baked Political Intrigue

Anniversary follows a loving family whose lives are disrupted by a divisive new movement called “The Change.” Ellen and Paul are struggling to cope as their son, Josh, begins a relationship with Liz, a former student of Ellen’s. As Liz becomes part of the family, hidden tensions emerge, challenging their bonds of love and loyalty. Liz’s involvement in “The Change” creates further conflict, mirroring the growing uncertainty and distrust gripping the nation.

‘Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ Remake Wasn’t Really Inspired by the Original

I recently chatted with Cervera, Monroe, and Winstead about their new film, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, which landed on Hulu on October 22nd. It centers around Caitlyn Morales, a wife and mother who thinks she’s getting a little help when she hires a babysitter named Polly. But things quickly take a turn, because it becomes clear Polly isn’t who she seems, and she definitely has a hidden, and not-so-nice, plan going on.