Fans didn’t have to wait long for another viewing of The End of Evangelion, thanks to a new animated film. Although some weren’t completely satisfied with this version, it was much closer to what viewers had originally anticipated from the series’ ending.
Santa Claus has popped up a few times in DC’s TV shows and movies, like in an episode of Smallville where a young Clark Kent discovers his Santa isn’t just a mall employee, but the real deal. Now, with James Gunn leading the new DC Universe, it feels like the perfect time to fully integrate Father Christmas into the mix, letting him interact with iconic heroes like Superman and Batman, and even characters like Lobo. Given Gunn’s success in capturing the holiday spirit with The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special for Marvel, he’s well-positioned to do the same for DC.
James Gunn recently explained on Threads that the change from “LexCorp” to “LuthorCorp” in the upcoming DC Universe was inspired by the TV show Smallville. He was responding to a fan who had asked about the name change.
A well-timed line of dialogue can stay with you much longer than any shocking image or special effect. Throughout horror movie history, the most memorable lines have become instantly recognizable symbols of fear, extending far beyond the films they came from. These quotes didn’t just improve the scenes they were in—they became the defining moments and entered into our shared cultural understanding of horror.
One of the most thrilling car stunts in film history is the opening sequence of Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver. It immediately showcases the incredible driving skills of Ansel Elgort’s character, a getaway driver, perfectly synchronized with a fast-paced soundtrack. This scene establishes the movie’s energetic rhythm, maintaining a sense of tension throughout, even in quieter moments.
Although the final plan was already devastating and would have caused the deaths of millions throughout the galaxy, recently uncovered concept art reveals it could have been even more catastrophic. At one point, the plan involved Star Destroyers deliberately crashing into the planet Coruscant.
Reese Witherspoon recently discussed how dating has changed while appearing on Dax Shepard’s podcast, Armchair Expert. She believes one reason for this shift is that movies and TV shows don’t portray romance as often as they used to, which may be making younger people less likely to make the first move in relationships.
Taylor Swift’s latest film, The End of an Era, documents her incredibly popular Eras Tour. The tour was a worldwide success, attracting huge crowds and generating over $2 billion in ticket sales.
Both Yellowstone and Landman were created by Taylor Sheridan, and Landman is often seen as a potential continuation of the story started by Yellowstone, especially now that Kevin Costner is leaving. The shows share many similarities, particularly in the intense family conflicts faced by the main characters in both series.
While serious dramas often grab attention, comedies made simply to be funny – like the 2025 film One of Them Days – rarely do. This movie is pure, delightful chaos. Though it touches on relatable issues like dating and finding a place to live, its main goal is to make people laugh, even if that laughter comes from recognizing the absurdities of everyday life.