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Regarding holiday movie pairings, Thanksgiving is undoubtedly an odd one. Unlike Halloween or Christmas, where there are plenty of options, Thanksgiving does not have a strict set of movies associated with the holiday. While certain films have been linked to the holiday due to being set during ThanksgivinglikePlanes, Trains, and Automobiles, the idea of a Thanksgiving movie is a much more loose concept. More than Halloween and Christmas, the idea of a Thanksgiving movie is more something the audience makes to it as opposed to an aesthetic....

Could we see Storm show up inBlack Panther 2? There’s a lot that goes into answering that question, but we need to start off by saying that Marvel hasn’t even announced aBlack Panthersequel yet. However, the movie is set to break the bank at the box office this weekend and the response to the movie from critics and fans alike has been stellar. So one has to imagine thatBlack Panther 2isn’t so much a question of if, but when....

One of the most memorable moments of last year’s blockbusterGuardians of the Galaxycame at the very end, whereBaby Grootwas seen dancing to Jackson 5’s classic “I Want You Back,” while Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista) cleans his massive blades. The scene also created one of the biggest questions for the sequelGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, as fans wondered how big or smallVin Diesel’s Groot will be in this follow-up. While promotingThe Last Witch HunterwithIGN,Vin Dieselteased that he wants to see a “gigantic Groot” in this superhero follow-up....

Is Jabba the Hutt about to make his return to the big screen? A new set photo from the upcoming (and still officially untitled)Han Solomovie seems to indicate that very well could be the case. But we do have to do a bit of speculation in order to get there. It is a very reasonable speculation. With that said, let’s dig into this a little bit and explain why we very well may be seeing the most feared alien on Tatooine returning to theStar Warsmovie universe next year....

Season 2 ofAm I Being Unreasonablewastes no time in pulling us in and keeping us invested in its frenzied storyline. And just when you think this exceptional and offbeat comedy paints itself into a creative corner with seemingly no way out, the show surprises you with yet another sharp pivot. We’ve counted at least three game-changing moments this season, all of which alter our perspective on what’s really been going on in this wickedly fun and inventive dark comedy from the brilliant co-writers and co-stars,Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli....

James Cameronhas spent a little over 17 years of his career working on his series ofAvatarfilms. The ambitious productions have always been on the cutting edge of visual effects, with new filmmaking techniques and technological innovations being made to help bring Cameron’s vision to life.Avatar: Fire and Ash, the third film in the series, is set to be releasedat the end of this year, with several more sequels on the way....

For more than a decade now, rumors have persisted that in some form or another, a live-actionStar Wars TV showwas going to make its way to TV. After Disney purchased all ofLucasfilmin 2012, the company poured most of their focus into making sure thatStar Wars: The Force Awakenswent well so that they could get fans on board with the idea of moreStar Wars. Now they have the good faith restored, and it is time to start developing other projects....

Wes Craven’s 1984 classicA Nightmare on Elm Streetintroduced one of the most iconic horror villains of all time. The film produced six direct sequels, a spin-off entitledFreddy vs Jason,and a 2010 remake in which Robert Englund didn’t reprise his role of Freddy Krueger. According toScreen Rant, Craven wasn’t exactly too pleased with the revised studio ending of his dream-scape film. Indeed, he desired to have the film leave more to the audience’s imagination, and to allude to more of a question-mark style ending....

AMC Theatresis opening up 100 locations across North America on August 20th. In an effort to entice people to come back, they will celebrate by charging 15 cents per movie on August 20th only. The new promotion celebrates AMC’s 100 anniversary and is called, “Movies in 2020 at 1920 Prices.” For people hoping to go see Christopher Nolan’sTenetfor 15 cents, you’re out of luck because it will be full price when it arrives on September 3rd....

Until a couple of months ago, the Andy Samberg-led showBrooklyn Nine-Nine, about a group of bumbling NYPD cops, was the toast of the town thanks to its clever writing and cast chemistry. But the recent Black Lives Matter protests over George Floyd’s death have cast a shadow on the way Hollywood depicts police. In an interview with People Magazine, Samberg revealed he and the rest of the cast of the show are trying to find a way to create the new season ofBrooklyn Nine-Ninewhile keeping in mind the current political climate....

Argylle, the latest offering from directorMatthew Vaughn, made a strong impact with its initial teasers and trailer, but the enigmatic spy movie may be proving too unique for its own good. Vaughn’s movie, which is based on an unreleased novel by an author that, technically, doesn’t exist, looked set to wow with a cast to die for and an intriguing meta take on the genre. However, the first reviews have arrived, and the film’sRotten Tomatoesscore does not paint the movie as being one ofVaughn’s greatest....

Horror movies of the ‘80swere full of gory effects with a comedic undertone. Known as the decade that popularized slasher films, the 80s also saw the emergence of creatures such as vampires, aliens, and werewolves. Many versions of these creatures came to life on the big screen during the 80s, but none were as memorable as the different portrayals of the vampire. Fromyoung actors like Corey Haimbattling hipster vampires ofThe Lost Boystothe great Nicolas Cagepretending to become a vampire inVampire’s Kiss, the ’80s brought to light iconic performances of vampire movies....

King T’Challa is coming back for more in Phase 4 of the MCU!Black Panther 2has officially been confirmed as part of the studio’s plans beyondAvengers: Endgame. This news may not come as a total surprise, given how successful the first movie was, but that doesn’t make it any less exciting for those who want to return to Wakanda once again. The announcement was made during Marvel Studios' Hall H presentation at San Diego Comic-Con and, as is almost always the case, they didn’t disappoint....