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From "Our Flag Means Death" to "9-1-1: Lone Star," these are the most shocking and misunderstood series' endings of the year.

Elordi replaced the actor after the production became a scheduling conflict for Garfield due to the SAG-AFTRA strike.

Delpero's gorgeous Silver Lion winner represents Italy in the Oscar race, and here she describes how she found the leads to tell this pastoral World War II story.

Creator Mike Jones and his producer and directors tell IndieWire about making their series like an indie movie, with Riley going inside her own mind for the first time.

Warner Bros. blocked grosses for "Juror #2"; so did Searchlight with "Nightbitch." As of January 1, Comscore won't play along.

An evil Jason Bateman needs to smuggle some killer cargo aboard a plane in this fun and gripping holiday treat from the director of "Non-Stop" and "The Shallows."

The Season 1 ending finally pits our two primary killers against each other, but the only real winners are the people signing their paychecks.

Travis Hunter is an undeniable star on the University of Colorado Buffaloes football team — and a current favorite for becoming only the second CU player to win the Heisman Trophy.
But is he ready for Hollywood? A new promo for the Dec. 13 movie “Kraven the Hunter,” which depicts Spider-Man villain Kraven — minus Spider-Man — says an enthusiastic yes.

Critics Choice Association and Golden Globes journalists are putting all their Oscars influence behind Coralie Fargeat's film, as proven by their awards nominations.

"The Brutalist" is the first feature film in decades to be shot in VistaVision, a process that provides increased resolution and a unique perspective best appreciated on the biggest screen possible.