We’re constantly adding new films, so you can easily access some of the most important and beloved movies ever made. These classics inspired countless filmmakers, gave us characters we’ll never forget, and continue to spark meaningful discussions. While new movies come out all the time, these older films offer a uniquely creative and authentic style of storytelling.
Season 2 of The Golden Bachelor has concluded, and while Mel Owens didn’t propose to either of his final two contestants when the finale aired in 2025, it was generally considered a positive outcome. Peg Munson received the final rose, though not a marriage proposal, and I agree with her reasoning, even though it differs from the usual format of the show.
While promoting her new film, Now You See Me, Now You Don’t, Rosamund Pike finally shared her thoughts on The Wheel of Time – her first detailed comments since the show concluded. She’d previously hinted at her disappointment with a cryptic Instagram post expressing “anguish and rage.” Beyond acting as Moiraine, Pike also served as a producer on the series and clearly grew deeply invested in Robert Jordan’s books and committed to delivering a satisfying experience for fans. Here’s what she recently said, and it’s quite insightful:
The ninth episode of Tulsa King season 3, titled “Dead Weight,” delivers the highly anticipated debut of Samuel L. Jackson as Russell Lee Washington Jr., also called the NOLA King.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has produced some great TV shows, but a few episodes or series don’t quite stand on their own or fit well within the overall story. However, there are also superhero shows where every installment feels strong and consistent.
This list includes films from the 1940s through the 2020s. Each movie is remarkably original and has inspired countless other filmmakers over the years. They transformed potentially fleeting trends into enduring classics.
Director David Zucker recently discussed his long career making parody films with Woman’s World. He’s known for comedies like Top Secret!, Scary Movie 3, and Scary Movie 4. Zucker is currently promoting his online course, MasterCrash: A Crash Course in Spoof Comedy, where he shares the 15 comedic principles he and ZAZ (his comedy team) used to create their films. He explains, “There’s a method to the madness,” and hopes the course will help others make successful parody movies. As the director of Airplane!, he’s sharing his expertise to help future filmmakers “do it right.”
People who enjoy movies featuring magicians as main characters have had some great options to choose from. These films aren’t just about fantasy and magic; the most compelling ones focus on the lives of magicians themselves – whether they’re truly talented or skilled illusionists, or simply faking it.
The film One Battle After Another has now earned a total of $200.3 million around the world. It added $1.9 million to its earnings this weekend, with $1.4 million coming from international showings and $500,000 from domestic theaters. So far, the film has made $130.1 million internationally and $70.2 million in the United States.
Early in the new movie, when Ben is watching programs on the Network, a $100 bill from the film’s fictional currency, New Dollars, is visible. The bill depicts Arnold Schwarzenegger in a suit, with a serious expression.