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Decider recommends the Charlie Hunnam fantasy, now on Netflix, despite its failed six-film franchise ambitions.
Lawrence’s optimism follows James Gunn and Peter Safran’s reported DC exits; his comments don’t announce a greenlight.
Deadline’s interview puts Rivals’ Season 2, Part 2 grief and affairs under the microscope.
Stephen Moyer’s two-part Acorn TV special streams December 7 and 14 in the U.S. and Canada, ahead of Season 2.
The extended cut adds scenes that connect the 2019 film to ‘Avengers: Doomsday.’
Variety quotes Dornan calling his role in “The Hunt for Gollum” an “absolute dream” and honor.
ET reports Ross Lynch returns to acting in Netflix’s ‘Heartland,’ which premieres on Nov. 13.
Collider identifies They Know, the horror film co-starring Linda Cardellini, as Hader’s feature directorial debut.
ScreenRant reports The Odyssey comes home November 17 with digital, 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray releases.
VisionQuest’s finale reportedly includes one post-credits scene, but the posts don’t describe what happens in it.
Collider reports Jessica Chastain’s Other Mommy earned roughly $108 million worldwide, poor critical reviews and all.
Collider reports new Harry, Ron and Hermione posters ahead of the HBO series’ December 25 premiere.
Skydance’s planned bundle comes before a fully unified service; pricing and ad options haven’t been announced.
Dexerto reports a fan-made Interstellar spaceship is becoming an official LEGO set, complete with TARS and CASE.
ScreenRant, citing Box Office Mojo, reports Whalefall dropped from 2,000 theaters to 375 in its fourth weekend.
Deadline reports former Marvel executive Jeremy Latcham takes over December 1, with Gunn and Safran remaining producers.
ScreenRant reports Brad Pitt’s Heart of the Beast arrives digitally November 10 at midnight ET.
@movies_popcorn reports a $17 per-theater average this week for Taika Waititi’s film—a decidedly cloudy box-office forecast.
‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend’ follows with $55.7M worldwide, including $32M from India, Deadline reports.
The hockey romance is screening in episode pairs, with tickets priced at $9.99.
