15 Movies That Continued TV Shows That Ended

Often, when a classic show makes a comeback, it appears as a new television series – a revival, a reboot, or even an animated adaptation. (Remember The New Adventures of Gilligan? That character was never going to escape that island!) But sometimes, if fans are particularly passionate – and insistent – a studio might move the show to the big screen, hoping to earn a lot of money at the box office while giving viewers a larger-than-life experience with the characters they love.

Transformers Rolls Out Its Biggest Dinobot With New Movie-Accurate Grimlock Reveal

The Transformers Studio Series Grimlock is a huge, Titan Class action figure that transforms between robot and dinosaur modes. Based on his movie appearance, he’s finished in a dark gray color and is much larger than other Transformers figures. Although details about when it will be released are still coming, it’s already confirmed to be an incredibly detailed toy and the most impressive Grimlock figure ever made.

‘Heel’ Review: Stephen Graham’s Twisted Thriller Loses Its Nerve

The film Heel starts with a wild and energetic introduction to Tommy (Anson Boon). We immediately see him indulging in a night of heavy drinking, drugs, and reckless behavior as he parties through the streets of Yorkshire with his girlfriend, Gabby (Savannah Steyn). While Gabby gets angry with his actions, she’s unable to control his self-destructive path, which includes flirting with other women and getting into fights. He abruptly leaves Gabby and continues his night alone, unaware that he’s being followed by a car.

‘War Machine’ Star Alan Ritchson Breaks Down Underwater Stunt

Alan Ritchson, who stars in War Machine, and director Patrick Hughes recently spoke with MovieWeb about the physically demanding work that went into filming the movie’s action scenes. The Netflix thriller centers around Army Ranger trainees who must battle a powerful, high-tech killer robot during their final selection course. Both Ritchson and Hughes prioritized using real, on-set effects rather than relying on computer-generated imagery, and Ritchson aimed to establish the film’s intense, practical approach with his performance.

Top 10 Western TV Shows of the 21st Century Ranked

When western films fell out of popularity, so did western TV shows. However, with the rise of new westerns like Dark Winds and sci-fi westerns like Firefly, the TV western is experiencing a revival, and it’s arguably stronger than before.

Paramount+ Rebooting Animated Classic Garfield

Paramount+ is creating a new, traditionally animated series starring Garfield. Lamorne Morris, the Emmy-winning actor and comedian known for his role in Fargo, will be the voice of the famous orange cat.