By Nearly two decades ago, actor/filmmaker Kenneth Branagh had the unenviable task of adapting the “Thor” comics to the big screen for Marvel Studios as part of the company’s just-launched Marvel Cinematic Universe effort. Could the otherwise Earth-based franchise survive the shift to fantasy? Branagh’s approach was to blend his Shakespearean
Set Photos: DCU’s Gorilla Grodd Sings & Dances
Production is now underway in Atlanta on DC Studios’ “Superman” live-action spin-off series “The People vs. Gorilla Grodd” and… it’s already getting delightfully weird. They appear to have gone with a practical suit with animatronics – the character has already been spotted in a graduation gown and old-school formal wear,
TV Episodes That Left Viewers Completely Confused
Some TV episodes end with answers. Others end with viewers staring at the screen, wondering what just happened. A strange final scene, an unexplained twist, or a story that suddenly refuses to make sense can leave an audience debating the episode long after the credits roll. Television has produced plenty
Venice 2026: Ellen Burstyn is a Delight in ‘Place to Be’ Road Trip Film
A woman and her bird go on adventure to New York City and back. One of the oddest films included within the 2026 Venice Film Festival line-up is this enjoyable road trip comedy called Place to Be, made by the Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó. This is actually his second feature
Nintendo Unveils New “Kirby,” “Metroid” Games
As part of its Nintendo Direct presentation this morning, Nintendo has unveiled two major Switch 2 games from its legacy franchises – “Metroid” and “Kirby”. Though the packed showcase offered reveals from over 30 games, it was the two big titles that caught everyone’s attention. The first is “Metroid Ravenous,”
