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The end is never the end in the world of intellectual property. As long as fans are loud and annoying enough, and someone thinks there is more money to be made, even a long-canceled television show can return in some form or fashion. Typically, that form or fashion is another television show; a revival or […]

With Season 4 now fully released, Bridgerton has reigned over Netflix relatively uncontested for the past month and counting. The Regency Era series returned in January to tell the love story of Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha) and Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) and, unsurprisingly, immediately shot to the top of the streamer’s charts, where Part Two

One of Shōnen Jump’s most impressive new series is finally getting the anime adaptation it deserves, but it might be dead before it even comes to the screen. Kagurabachi looks like the best shōnen to lead the latest generation, but there’s one factor standing in between it and glory: its animation studio. Kagurabachi wasn’t able

Forty years on, the film is often branded ​‘the lesbian Brokeback Mountain’. Though it’s a rather lazy point of comparison (not least because it predates both Ang Lee’s film and Annie Proulx’s short story by some years) the film’s relationship to the Western is notable. Deitch based her film’s visual language on cowboy and horse photography,

Jeremy Larner, whose experience as a speechwriter for 1968 presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy informed his Oscar-winning screenplay for the Robert Redford-starring The Candidate, has died. He was 88. Larner had been ill for some time and died Feb. 24 in a nursing facility in Oakland, California, his son Jesse Larner told The Hollywood Reporter. For

Bollywood’s biggest March 2026 release is going for a full-blown festive launch, and the makers are clearly in no mood to leave even a single show unsold. With just days to go as of March 6, 2026, the team behind Dhurandhar 2 has finalised a release plan that leans hard into momentum, scale, and the

C lassic film stocks have a timeless charm that continues to captivate photographers and filmmakers alike. Despite the rise of digital technology, many creatives still prefer the unique qualities that traditional film offers. From its distinctive grain to its rich color rendition, classic film provides an aesthetic that digital often struggles to replicate. This article

John G. Avildsen had cracked the code twice. Rocky in 1976 earned him the Oscar for Best Director and became one of the most culturally significant films of the decade. The Karate Kid in 1984 saved his career after years of commercial disasters and launched another phenomenon. Both films followed identical DNA: underdog protagonist, older

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