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AMC is working on a series adaptation of Point Break for the small screen.

AMC is working on a series adaptation of Point Break for the small screen.

Point Break is preparing to hit television with the announcement that AMC is working on a series inspired by Kathryn Bigelow's legendary surfing action film. As reported by Deadline... 4K Ultra HD Review – Ted Lasso: The Richmond Way (2025)

4K Ultra HD Review – Ted Lasso: The Richmond Way (2025)

Ted Lasso: The Richmond Way Featuring Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Jeremy Swift, Phil Dunster, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt, Nick Mohammed, Juno Temple, Sarah Niles, Anthony Head, Toheeb Jimoh,… Comic Book Sneak Peek – Sonja Reborn #4

Comic Book Sneak Peek – Sonja Reborn #4

Dynamite Entertainment will release Sonja Reborn #4 on Wednesday, and you can check out the official preview of the issue below… Faolán, the young squire of Red Sonja, has been abducted while the f… Disney is working on a live-action film centered around Gaston.

Disney is working on a live-action film centered around Gaston.

A good villain can never be kept down. After being turned away by Belle in two versions of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and witnessing a long-planned television spin-off struggle to get started... Jada Toys reveals the Fred and Barney Cereal Mascot figures from The Flintstones.

Jada Toys reveals the Fred and Barney Cereal Mascot figures from The Flintstones.

Jada Toys has revealed its 1:12 scale action figures of Cereal Mascot ‘Fruity Pebbles’ Fred Flintstone and ‘Cocoa Pebbles’ Barney Rubble, based on the beloved animated series. IT: Welcome To Derry The Complete First Season 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray information unveiled.

IT: Welcome To Derry The Complete First Season 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray information unveiled.

Following closely after its finale and practically confirming that a second season is forthcoming, Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment has revealed the release of ‘The Complete First Season’ of… Teaser for the action thriller Normal, directed by Ben Wheatley and featuring Bob Odenkirk.

Teaser for the action thriller Normal, directed by Ben Wheatley and featuring Bob Odenkirk.

The initial trailer has been released online for Normal, the forthcoming action thriller directed by Ben Wheatley (Meg 2: The Trench) and written by Derek Kolstad (John Wick). Bob Odenkirk plays the role of a temporary sheriff... Avatar: Fire and Ash Review: James Cameron Takes a Hands-On Approach

Avatar: Fire and Ash Review: James Cameron Takes a Hands-On Approach

With a mix of sadness and nostalgia, Avatar: Fire and Ash wraps up a significant era in filmmaking during a period when the ambitious vision and adventurous spirit of James Cameron are becoming less common. There are few directors who can effectively balance a comprehensive approach with straightforward storytelling, and even fewer who achieve the meticulous attention to detail that he relentlessly pursues. Comic Book Sneak Peek – Supernatural #3

Comic Book Sneak Peek – Supernatural #3

Dynamite Entertainment will release Supernatural #3 on Wednesday, and you can check out the official preview of the issue below… Sam and Dean arrive in a small town in Massachusetts, w… Criterion has rescued another auteur film from the peculiar realm of streaming exclusivity, announcing a March 2026 release date for Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon. It will undoubtedly look superior on their 4K disc compared to even the most stable stream on Apple TV+. While a wide release of this two-year-old film, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, is not in immediate danger, when I inquired with Rodrigo Prieto about a physical release, the film's cinematographer could only reply, "I don't know." In short, I'm looking forward to watching Killers in the best possible condition. March will also see the release of 4K versions of Tsui Hark's The Blade, Claude Sautet's Classe tous risques, and an upgraded edition of Luis Buñuel's Viridiana. Additionally, there will be Blu-rays of Claude Lelouch's A Man and a Woman, a personal favorite of Mort Rifkin, and Lynne Littman's Testament. See the artwork below and more at Criterion:

Criterion has rescued another auteur film from the peculiar realm of streaming exclusivity, announcing a March 2026 release date for Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon. It will undoubtedly look superior on their 4K disc compared to even the most stable stream on Apple TV+. While a wide release of this two-year-old film, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, is not in immediate danger, when I inquired with Rodrigo Prieto about a physical release, the film's cinematographer could only reply, "I don't know." In short, I'm looking forward to watching Killers in the best possible condition. March will also see the release of 4K versions of Tsui Hark's The Blade, Claude Sautet's Classe tous risques, and an upgraded edition of Luis Buñuel's Viridiana. Additionally, there will be Blu-rays of Claude Lelouch's A Man and a Woman, a personal favorite of Mort Rifkin, and Lynne Littman's Testament. See the artwork below and more at Criterion:

Neon has released the initial teaser trailer for Hokum, the forthcoming supernatural horror film by writer-director Damian McCarthy. The story centers on Ohm (Adam Scott), a solitary novelist who journeys to Ireland… As Martin Scorsese famously stated, “Music and cinema naturally complement each other. There’s an inherent musicality in how moving images come together. It has been suggested that cinema and music share a close relationship as art forms, and I believe that’s accurate.” The right musical piece––whether it’s an original score or a thoughtfully chosen song––can significantly enhance a scene, and today we are highlighting the 25 films that best demonstrated this idea in 2025. From experienced composers to talented musicians, along with a variety of soundtracks, each transport us beautifully. Check out our list of the top 25, which includes links to each soundtrack in its entirety where possible. We’ve credited the primary composers, but our selections feature soundtracks from multiple artists as well. 25. Anemone (Bobby Krlic) 24. Harvest (Caleb Landry Jones, Nicolas Becker, and Ian Hassett) 23. Die My Love (George Vjestica) 22. The Smashing Machine (Nala Sinephro) 21. Happyend (Lia Ouyang Rusli) 20. The Mastermind (Rob Mazurek) 19. Grand Tour (Various) 18. Black Bag (David Holmes) 17. Weapons (Ryan Holladay, Hays Holladay, and Zach Cregger) 16. Sister Midnight (Paul Banks) 15. Bugonia (Jerskin Fendrix) 14. The Shrouds (Howard Shore) 13. Eddington (Bobby Krlic and Daniel Pemberton) 12. 28 Years Later (Young Fathers) 11. Highest 2 Lowest (Howard Drossin) 10. Train Dreams (Bryce Dessner) 9. BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions (Klein and Philesciono Canty) 8. Caught by the Tides (Lim Giong) 7. The Secret Agent (Tomaz Alves Souza Mateus Alves) 6. Resurrection (M83) 5. Sinners (Ludwig Göransson) 4. The Testament of Ann Lee and Below the Clouds (Daniel Blumberg) 3. Marty Supreme (Daniel Lopatin) 2. Sirāt (Kangding Ray) 1. One Battle After Another (Jonny Greenwood) Discover more of the finest films from 2025.

As Martin Scorsese famously stated, “Music and cinema naturally complement each other. There’s an inherent musicality in how moving images come together. It has been suggested that cinema and music share a close relationship as art forms, and I believe that’s accurate.” The right musical piece––whether it’s an original score or a thoughtfully chosen song––can significantly enhance a scene, and today we are highlighting the 25 films that best demonstrated this idea in 2025. From experienced composers to talented musicians, along with a variety of soundtracks, each transport us beautifully. Check out our list of the top 25, which includes links to each soundtrack in its entirety where possible. We’ve credited the primary composers, but our selections feature soundtracks from multiple artists as well. 25. Anemone (Bobby Krlic) 24. Harvest (Caleb Landry Jones, Nicolas Becker, and Ian Hassett) 23. Die My Love (George Vjestica) 22. The Smashing Machine (Nala Sinephro) 21. Happyend (Lia Ouyang Rusli) 20. The Mastermind (Rob Mazurek) 19. Grand Tour (Various) 18. Black Bag (David Holmes) 17. Weapons (Ryan Holladay, Hays Holladay, and Zach Cregger) 16. Sister Midnight (Paul Banks) 15. Bugonia (Jerskin Fendrix) 14. The Shrouds (Howard Shore) 13. Eddington (Bobby Krlic and Daniel Pemberton) 12. 28 Years Later (Young Fathers) 11. Highest 2 Lowest (Howard Drossin) 10. Train Dreams (Bryce Dessner) 9. BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions (Klein and Philesciono Canty) 8. Caught by the Tides (Lim Giong) 7. The Secret Agent (Tomaz Alves Souza Mateus Alves) 6. Resurrection (M83) 5. Sinners (Ludwig Göransson) 4. The Testament of Ann Lee and Below the Clouds (Daniel Blumberg) 3. Marty Supreme (Daniel Lopatin) 2. Sirāt (Kangding Ray) 1. One Battle After Another (Jonny Greenwood) Discover more of the finest films from 2025.

Rescuing another auteur-driven film from the peculiar realm of streaming exclusivity, Criterion has revealed a March 2026 release date for Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon. It's expected to look superior on their 4K disc compared to the most stable Apple TV+ stream. This film, which is two years old, features a wide release and stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert. The Top Scores and Soundtracks of 2025

The Top Scores and Soundtracks of 2025

As Martin Scorsese once remarked, "Music and cinema naturally complement each other. There's an inherent musicality in the way moving images function when combined. It's often stated that cinema and music share a strong connection as art forms, and I believe that's accurate." The appropriate piece of music—be it an original score or a Haley Lu Richardson and Emilia Clarke are the CIA's most closely guarded secrets in Ponies.

Haley Lu Richardson and Emilia Clarke are the CIA's most closely guarded secrets in Ponies.

Peacock has officially released a poster, trailer, and images for its forthcoming female-led spy series Ponies, which is set to premiere in January. The series was created by Susanna Fogel and David Iserson. 12 Timeless Films from the 1940s That Remain Enjoyable to View

12 Timeless Films from the 1940s That Remain Enjoyable to View

These classic films from the 1940s have aged remarkably well over the years: Despite their imperfections, they acknowledge and explore facets of human nature.

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