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Eragon is set to be adapted into a series for Disney+.

Eragon is set to be adapted into a series for Disney+.

Disney+ has revealed intentions to create a live-action version of Eragon, based on the young adult fantasy series The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini. Originally released in 2002, Eragon… The Exit 8 trailer hints at Neon’s terrifying adaptation of a horror video game.

The Exit 8 trailer hints at Neon’s terrifying adaptation of a horror video game.

Neon has unveiled the official trailer for Exit 8, their adaptation of the well-known psychological horror game developed by Kotake Create. The film, directed by Your Name producer Kawamura Genki, centers on a… The teaser for Project Hail Mary gives a sneak peek at the Super Bowl spot airing on Sunday.

The teaser for Project Hail Mary gives a sneak peek at the Super Bowl spot airing on Sunday.

In anticipation of this Sunday’s Super Bowl advertisement and the upcoming release of the final trailer, Amazon MGM Studios has unveiled an impressive teaser for Phil Lord & Christopher Miller’s Project Hail… All 11 Star Wars Films Ranked from Least to Most Favorable

All 11 Star Wars Films Ranked from Least to Most Favorable

Here is a ranking of all 11 Star Wars films from worst to best as we anticipate the release of the 12th film, The Mandalorian & Grogu, this summer. Sundance Review: Wicker Boldly Reflects on the Self-Destructive Dangers of Envy

Sundance Review: Wicker Boldly Reflects on the Self-Destructive Dangers of Envy

The envy of discontented couples. The spitefulness of cruel girls. The irritation of insecure partners. It's a story as old as time, vividly reimagined by writer-directors Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer in Wicker, an audacious and enchanting film about an outcast woman, her husband made of wood, and the community that crumbles due to their love. This Posters for February 2026: Wuthering Heights, Pillion, My Father’s Shadow, and more.

Posters for February 2026: Wuthering Heights, Pillion, My Father’s Shadow, and more.

The new year is underway, as the January lull gives way to a February filled with Oscar-qualifying films that are getting their limited and/or platform releases across the country. While there are also some wide releases, such as a new Scream sequel (February 27) and another prequel sequel to The Strangers (February 6), these serve primarily as counterprogramming. Rotterdam Review: In Tokyo Taxi, Yoji Yamada Navigates Familiar Routes.

Rotterdam Review: In Tokyo Taxi, Yoji Yamada Navigates Familiar Routes.

Forget about misunderstood hacks and generational talents. Nothing compares to a reliable studio player (with a solid 3- or 4-star batting average) who operates beneath the global radar for much of their career. By the time Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon, Yoji Yamada was nearing middle age and had already completed his 16th feature film, but it

Tooth Shop Fiasco Exclusive Trailer: Producer David Harari of Sasquatch Sunset Makes His Directorial Debut

David Harari, a producer for the Zellner Brothers' Sasquatch Sunset, has finalized his directorial debut with the indie comedy Tooth Shop Fiasco. This film is set to have its world premiere this Monday at the San Francisco Indie Festival. It features performances by Blaine Maye, Katie Folger, Ron Weisberg, and Rochelle Robinson, and is produced by George Rush, Michael Tully, and Chris Martin. Sundance Review: The Gallerist Is Too Referenced to Effectively Satirize the Art Scene

Sundance Review: The Gallerist Is Too Referenced to Effectively Satirize the Art Scene

Entering the art world is famously challenging—it’s already so absurd that the exaggeration required for effective satire falls flat. There’s no space left to explore. However, we require daring artists who tap into their inner Tobias Fünke and contemplate: “But it could succeed for us.” Therefore, Cathy Yan deserves significant recognition for

Sundance Review: Take Me Home is a poignant critique of a failing social safety system.

Collaborating with her sister Anna—a 38-year-old Korean adoptee who has a developmental disability—director Liz Sargent presents the poignant drama Take Me Home, which is at once humorous and deeply moving. The film critiques a system that would compel a father to forsake his adopted daughter in order to obtain the necessary care for both of them, ultimately concluding with an Trailer for the action thriller Fuze featuring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Theo James, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, and Sam Worthington.

Trailer for the action thriller Fuze featuring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Theo James, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, and Sam Worthington.

Sky Cinema has unveiled a trailer for Fuze, the upcoming UK-based action thriller directed by David Mackenzie (Hell or High Water), which centers on the finding of an unexploded bomb from World War II.

NYC Weekend Preview: Nadja, Seoul After Dark, Tenement Tales & More

NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly roundup of repertory events. BAM will showcase Michael Almereyda's vampire movie Nadja, which is making its long-awaited debut in a 4K restoration that screens daily. Check out an exclusive clip below: Museum of Modern Art's Seoul After Dark focuses on underappreciated Korean films, featuring works by Bong Joon-ho and Im Kwon-taek as well. Film Forum presents movies by Coppola, Scorsese, and King. Love Triumphs Over Death in First Trailer for Grace Glowicki’s Dead Lover

Love Triumphs Over Death in First Trailer for Grace Glowicki’s Dead Lover

A well-known figure in the indie film community with works such as Strawberry Mansion, Booger, The Heirloom, Measures for a Funeral, and Honey Bunch, Canadian actress and filmmaker Grace Glowicki's second directorial feature, Dead Lover, is set to be released this spring after a festival circuit featuring Sundance, TIFF, IFFR, SXSW, and others. In anticipation of a Laurence Fishburne is set to be a part of Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist.

Laurence Fishburne is set to be a part of Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist.

Mike Flanagan's upcoming remake of The Exorcist has added another notable actor to its cast. According to Variety, Laurence Fishburne, known for his roles in The Matrix and John Wick, will be joining Scarlet J...

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