10 Classic Films That Are Perfect From Start to Finish

When people talk about ‘classic movies,’ they usually mean films from Hollywood’s Golden Age – roughly the 1920s through the 1960s, with a few gems from the 70s. While great films have been made outside of this period, these decades were incredibly productive, delivering memorable stories with groundbreaking techniques. If you’re looking to dive into the world of timeless cinema, here are some essential movies you should add to your watchlist right away.

Mia Goth’s Secret Frankenstein Role Is Netflix’s Most Genius Hidden Trick

Mia Goth is known for playing dual roles, as she did in the X movies. She’s done it again in Frankenstein, portraying both Elizabeth and Victor’s mother, Claire Frankenstein. These two characters are important figures at different points in Victor’s life, and casting a single actress to play both highlights Victor’s inner state and the film’s themes. The movie cleverly hints at this connection, even if viewers don’t immediately realize Goth is playing both parts.

Is ‘Ewoks: The Battle for Endor’ the Worst ‘Star Wars’ Movie Ever?

Compared to the simple children’s story Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure, Ewoks: The Battle for Endor is a much more ambitious film with darker themes and a detailed fantasy world. It’s a visually impressive achievement that should appeal to viewers of all ages. Despite its quality, however, it’s been largely overlooked within the vast Star Wars universe. This is a significant mistake, as The Battle for Endor truly deserves to be considered part of Star Wars canon and, in many ways, captures the spirit of Star Wars better than recent installments.

DC Just Gave Batman A New Suit Upgrade (& Let Alfred Wear It)

It’s not surprising that Batman creates new and improved suits – many of his costumes have been incredibly advanced, allowing him to fight even super-powered villains. However, it is unusual that he’s giving this latest design to Alfred instead of using it himself.

Marvel’s Next Disney+ Release Is Just 1 Day Away

The Strange Tails synopsis confirms that the Avengers will face off with their “wildest threat yet” as they go head-to-head with a cat-crazy influencer and must recruit a new team to stop her plans for “cataclysmic destruction:”

Stephen King’s 1408 Is the Scariest Depiction of Hell Ever Put on Film

With a 79% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a box office return more than five times its production cost, 1408 is one of the best movies based on a Stephen King story. The film centers on Mike Enslin, a writer played by John Cusack, who investigates haunted locations but doesn’t believe in ghosts. He receives an anonymous tip about room 1408 at the Dolphin Hotel in New York City and decides to stay there, despite warnings from the hotel manager about the room’s dark history and numerous tragedies. Ignoring the advice, Enslin checks in, and quickly finds himself in a terrifying and chaotic nightmare.

Disney’s Q4 2025 Earnings Call Live Blog: A Good Year For Disney+ And Theme Parks

Disney recently announced its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings, showing strong performance for both Disney+ and its theme parks. The parks achieved record profits for the year and quarter, even with a slight dip in attendance at U.S. parks (down 1%). Recent price hikes at Disneyland and Walt Disney World could lead to even better results in the future.