As An 1883 Stan, I Was So Grateful To Hear Sam Elliott Tell Me About Joining Another Taylor Sheridan Show

I was really excited, just like Billy Bob Thornton, when Sam Elliott signed on to Landman. He was fantastic in 1883, and I was thrilled at the thought of him and Thornton working together on this new show coming in 2025. During an interview with both actors, I asked Elliott about joining Season 2 after his role in the Yellowstone prequel. Here’s what he told TopMob about being part of the drama:

Warner Bros’ New Versions Of Harry Potter Prove It Doesn’t Understand Fans

Following the conclusion of the main Harry Potter films, Warner Bros. began planning the future of the franchise. While fans eagerly requested spin-off stories, Warner Bros. initially delivered with the Fantastic Beasts series. However, that series ended after only three of the five planned movies. Despite this setback, Warner Bros. has recently started announcing plans for remakes of the original Harry Potter books. Many fans are still hoping for the spin-off stories they originally requested.

28 Years Ago, Cartoon Network Changed TV Forever With This Beloved Programming Block

For many who grew up in the ’90s, Toonami wasn’t just a TV block—it was a defining part of their childhood. With its cool space theme and introduction of unique shows, Toonami had a lasting impact that goes beyond simple nostalgia. For many, it sparked a lifelong passion for anime, whether through magical adventures like Sailor Moon or the action-packed battles of Dragon Ball Z. Around the early 2000s, Toonami also helped change how the world viewed anime, laying the groundwork for its current popularity as a major global cultural force.

Hollywood Keeps Getting C.S. Lewis’ Narnia Series All Wrong

While Greta Gerwig’s upcoming Narnia film has the potential to be successful, it’s part of a pattern of unfinished adaptations of the books. Disney previously attempted a Narnia series, releasing three films from 2005 to 2010, but stopped after The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, leaving four books untouched. Sadly, every attempt to adapt the Narnia series so far has ended prematurely.

6 Sci-Fi Shows With Pilot Episodes That Hit 10/10

Science fiction show pilots are particularly challenging because they need to both introduce viewers to a new universe and move the story forward at the same time. When a pilot successfully balances these elements, it quickly earns the audience’s trust. The best pilots achieve a clear explanation of the world, unexpected twists, and confident world-building, demonstrating how sci-fi can feel relatable even with a large scope.

This 95% Rotten Tomatoes Show Is Your Game of Thrones Replacement That Is Actually Better

Inspired by the book series by James S.A. Corey, The Expanse is often compared to Battlestar Galactica. Both shows fall into the same science fiction genre and center around a determined, resourceful crew traveling through space. While The Expanse successfully followed in the footsteps of a classic sci-fi series, it also shared similarities with Game of Thrones, and many viewers consider it to have a more satisfying conclusion.

5 Great Forgotten TV Shows Based On Disney Animated Movies

I’ve always been amazed by Disney’s animated films – they really are groundbreaking! While they don’t make quite as many of these classics as they used to, it’s wonderful they’re still creating them. It’s fascinating how so many of these movies have grown into huge franchises, expanding onto television. Though, honestly, I’ve noticed a pattern – most of the TV shows based on Disney animated movies just don’t live up to the originals, and are pretty disappointing.

Dakota Fanning Reflects on Steven Spielberg’s Wholesome Lesson on War of the Worlds Set

Dakota Fanning appeared alongside Tom Cruise in the hit science fiction film, War of the Worlds, where they played father and daughter Rachel and Ray Ferrier during an alien attack. In a recent interview with Deadline, she discussed her experiences as a young actress and recalled a touching moment from the set that continues to influence her approach to making movies.