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It’s pretty much undeniable that movies form a core part of our collective pop culture consciousness. The movie industry has delivered some truly iconic stories, often populated by characters that become instantly recognisable even to those who haven’t seen their respective movies. Over the years, there have been many great movie franchises, with popular movies…

At a time when hyper-nationalistic films like Dhurandhar and Gadar 2 dominate the conversation around war and patriotism, Netflix’s new military drama Operation Safed Sagar offers a refreshing change of tone. The six-episode series, based on true events surrounding the 1999 Kargil War, revisits the Indian Air Force’s role in the conflict. Directed by Oni…

When Spider-Man: Brand New Day opened to $360.1 million this July, it claimed the biggest domestic opening weekend in history, narrowly passing the $357.1 million earned by Avengers: Endgame in 2019.

Jake Schreier has named the comic book runs behind the MCU’s X-Men movie: the classic Chris Claremont era and Jonathan Hickman’s recent work. In an interview with Good Morning America after Marvel’s D23 cast reveal, IGN reports the director said he and studio boss Kevin Feige are looking for the stories the previous films never…

Minn. (Northern News Now) – A pop culture and tabletop gaming convention drew thousands of fans to Duluth this weekend to celebrate fandoms and media of all kinds

Inglorious X-Force #8 reveals Cable’s lost memory as the Mutant Liberation Front makes its move and Domino takes extreme action to save the future.

The Disney Entertainment Showcase brought the magic and memories to the Honda Center on Friday night of D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event—as fans were treated to a bona fide spectacle of announcements and exclusive reveals about some of its most beloved brands and franchises!

Deon Cole believes that his role in the Michaelbiopic comes from a combination of praying to God and his deceased mother.

Catwoman #90 brings Selina Kyle’s war with Black Mask and Katarina Belov to an explosive, deadly climax as Gotham burns and vengeance finally arrives.

Written and directedy with disorientating flair by Scottish director Paul Wright (Arcadia), this BBC-produced film explores the personal and social reasons behind suicidal behaviour through the experience of Dylan (a phenomenal George MacKay). It’s not a sensational, generalised depiction of mental health, but instead a splintered, chaotic endeavor to visually render one person’s complex perspective.