Intricately complex and full of memorable characters, Greek mythology has become a common source of stories for those who make movies and television. It’s no wonder since it’s a collection of tales rich in meaning and wisdom. RELATED:10 Must-Haves for Disney’s ‘Percy Jackson’ Adaptations of Greek myths go fromcampy action TV showslikeXena: Warrior Princessto beloved animated classics likeDisney’sHercules. Even with all these iterations of classic stories, many Greek myths desperately call for a modern adaptation, whether in a film or a show....

Walton Gogginshas been an unforgettable TV presence for years. For years, Goggins has proven himself capable of handling bothcomedicanddramaticroles, often blending the two. In the many movies and TV shows he’s been involved with, Goggins consistently highlights his ability to create relatable and sympathetic characters who are often in the middle of some kind of crisis.Goggins' commitment to each of his characters is what makes each of them memorable. There are severalTVcharacters Goggins has created over the years that immediately stand out....

Read update When you think of Netflix documentaries, most would immediately think of some of the more popular releases, such asMaking a Murderer(2015) orTiger King(2020) (one of the best Netflix documentaries of all time). Since Netflix has begun pushing out multiple documentary titles, viewers are regularly finding themselves blown away by Oscar-worthy takes on corruption, murder, mystery, or something in between. Because of the wealth of content available on the streaming giant, it can be tough to narrow down the good, the bad, and the ugly....

FilmmakerAdam McKayhas had quite the unpredictable career. From head writing onSaturday NightLive, to makingWill Ferrellcomedy classicsAnchormanandStep Brothers, to making political muckrakersThe Big ShortandVice, to helping birth the “It Show” of the momentSuccession– McKay’s points of interest seem to know no bounds. Now, as reported by Deadline, McKay will keep poking the hornet’s nest of hot-button issues with newly founded production company Hyperobject Industries. Their deal with Paramount Pictures will hopefully foster the home for McKay’s next directorial project:Don’t Look Up....

Disney’s currently enjoying quite a bit of success fromAvengers: Endgame, but they’re also looking ahead to live-action adaptations of their classic animated tales. First up isGuy Ritchie’sAladdin, a new, kinetic take on the 1992 story that followed the title street rat on his quest to find a magical lamp, become a prince, and win the heart of Princess Jasmine. And Insight Editions has a new art and making-of book that goes behind the scenes to show off the production (and story changes) in stunning detail....

The entertainment industry is filled with people who shone brightly for a short amount of time and then passed away tragically young, withJames Deanundoubtedly being one of the most well-known. He was an up-and-coming actor throughout the early 1950s, with some of his earliest roles being on stage, and even as a background actor in a series of movies (all of which were uncredited roles). Some of his performances on stageended up airing on television, too, but as for the films themselves, he only starred in three....

Though he became a well-regarded director starting in the 1970s, and a movie star around the middle of the 1960s,Clint Eastwood’s earliest years in the entertainment industry were on television. His 1950s films generally saw him in smaller roles, so it was the seriesRawhidethat made Eastwood a big name. He had a starring role in the Western show, which began airing in 1959 and ended in 1965, airing 200+ episodes in total....

After 13 years of anticipation and speculation, the release ofJames Cameron’s long-awaited sequel,Avatar: The Way of Water, is just around the corner. In celebration of its 10-day countdown, the film has released a brand-new featurette, which showcases new footage while promising to be the biggest movie event of this generation. “I went to the studio and said, ‘Let’s not just do another movie. Let’s swing for the fences,'” Cameron said on the sequel’s ambition....

Marvel’s two-partAvengers: Infinity Warimplies the biggest team up of superheroes we’ve ever seen in a live-action film. DuringWizard World Cleveland Comic-Con, directorsJoeandAnthony Russofacetiously teased the possibility of 67 characters, but in reality the MCU certainly seems to be setting up for something pretty big. Whatever the lineup ends up being, the Russos have seemingly confirmedChris Pratt’s Star-Lord will be one of them. During an interview,Comicbook.comasked the duo what characters they’re looking forward to working with that they haven’t already....

Phil LordandChris Millerhave made their mark on Hollywood with one of the most impressive and diverse filmographies of recent times. Whether it be animated or live action, film or television, directing or producing, Lord and Miller have proven they just might have the Midas touch. After the successful launch of their Apple TV+ showThe Afterparty,and the recent announcement of a new Lord and Miller show coming to IMDb TV soon, it’s about time to rank the best Lord and Miller projects....

From creatorTravis Beacham(whose 2005 Blacklist film scriptA Killing on Carnival Rowevolved into this project), the Amazon Prime original drama seriesCarnival Row(already picked up for a second season) is set in a Victorian fantasy world filled with mythological creatures who have become immigrants after their homelands were invaded by man and now must struggle to co-exist. When faerie Vignette Stonemoss (Cara Delevingne) crosses paths with former flame, Detective Rycroft Philostrate (Orlando Bloom), secrets become a very dangerous thing, as a string of gruesome murders threatens to tear apart the uneasy peace of the Row....

A hotel, a sommelier, a coin – inJohn Wick&John Wick: Chapter 2,these seemingly mundane things mask an elaborate underground, criminal network. The Hotel is no mere hotel, but The Continental – the headquarter and safe-haven for elite assassins. That sommelier – he’s not there to give you any guidance on wine; but he sure can direct you on the difference between a Colt pistol and a Glock. And that coin…. well, that’s actually - a blood-oath marker for a hit-you-can’t-refuse....

While working together onRoboCopin 1986, stop-motion directorPhil TippettapproachedPaul Verhoevenwithan idea for a film about dinosaurs. Inspired byBambi,the film was envisioned as a nature documentary told without any dialogue. The dinosaurs would be animated using Tippett’s go-motion technique and live, fight, and die as they would in the wild and end on the raw, destructive force of the K-Pg extinction event. They approached Disney with their concept and hiredWalton Greenas their writer....