Apes! Together! Strong! A new trailer forKingdom of the Planet of the Apeshas been revealed ahead of the film’s premiere in May. The new clip offers audiences yet another look at the protagonists in the sequel to the 2010sPlanet of the Apesreboot trilogy. Set centuries after the demise of Caesar (Andy Serkis), and his iconic exploits of leading a community of intelligent apes into a brave, new future, the time has come for new apes to make their mark on the world as they head into their Bronze Age....

David Bowierose to prominence as an eclectic performer who was far ahead of his time. An established name in the music business, the singer was also not afraid to experiment with different musical styles, cementing his reputation as an artist known for his innovative work. Though best known as a rock artist, Bowie also delved into acting on the big screen, with one of his most prominent roles being in the 1976Nicolas Roeg-helmed cult classicThe Man Who Fell to Earth, which has further elevated the late artist’s career to greater heights....

TheUltramanfranchise has always been centered on the relationship between fathers and sons. Netflix’sUltraman: Risingtakes that concept to a new level, however, thrusting Kenji Sato into the role of not just a hero for Tokyo,but a babysitter and father figurefor a baby kaiju in a story all about the importance of family. With the animated film now streaming, Collider can exclusively share a new behind-the-scenes featurette with directorShannon Tindleand other members of the creative team as they explore the concepts that make it so relatable andapproachable for Ultraman newcomers....

Few stories are more tailor-made for summer than the adventure tale. As a lover of television who also grew up spending my breaks from school at the local library, I’ve always been on the lookout forshows that bring back that summer-reading feeling— tearing through a lovingly used paperback while following an intrepid young protagonist on a globe-trotting, sometimes universe-spanning journey, one that allows them to cross paths with all manner of people and cultures while inwardly growing into adults themselves....

Taylor Sheridan’s neo-Western TV dramaYellowstonecontinues to dominate TV, finding even more success since making its network debut on CBS.Yellowstone’s sequel series1883and1923have expanded the Dutton lineage, and by now, we have seen three full generations of Duttons and their struggle to preserve their ancestral land by any means necessary. We have seen their endless grit and determination when it comes to protecting their own from outside forces, but who are the real brains behind the operation?...

Christopher Nolanoften gets mischaracterized as a filmmaker who doesn’t understand emotion, which feels like an inaccurate representation of his talents and ambitions as a filmmaker. Not only has Nolan written some truly fantastic characters, but he’s also frequently worked with some of the industry’s best and brightest stars. He’s even directed an Oscar-winning performance withHeath Ledger’s iconic turn as the Joker inThe Dark Knight. Like any great director, Nolan has his favorite actors that tend to pop up in many of his films....

Louis Mallewas a French filmmaker active between the 1950s and ’90s. His work tends to be dramatic and emotionally realistic, with complex protagonists and layered treatment of themes like alienation, desire, and redemption. Narrative, Malle’s moviesspan an impressive range of genres: comedy, historical drama, romance, thriller, and documentaries. He was also no stranger to controversy and clearly delighted in engaging with incendiary subject matter. “The longer I live, the less I trust ideas, the more I trust emotions,“he once said....

Terence Stamppassed away in August 2025, and left behind a rather strange body of work. But strange in a good way. Maybe “eclectic” is the better word, sincehe was in movies of various sizes and genres, and was himself an actor with a strange screen presence. He was too accomplished to be one of those character actors people know the face of, but not the name, since he was more than capable of having starring roles in some movies, alongside more expectedvillainousand supporting turns....

Actor and musicianJason Schwartzmanis one of the most entertaining performers around, with a knack for bringing emotional depth to even the quirkiest and most comedic characters. He’s most well-known for his many collaborations withWes Anderson, beginning withRushmore. His performance style is the perfect match for Anderson’s writing. Schwartzman has also appeared in supporting roles in a range of projects, most recently his hilarious performance as TV host Lucretius “Lucky” Flickerman inThe Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes....

Power Rangersbrings to mind a very specific image for most people: a group of teenagers with attitude in rainbow spandex fighting villains in rubber suits week-to-week while learning a lesson about why cheating is bad. However silly this set-up seems, it owes its existence to the Japanese film tradition of Tokusatsu (Toku for shot). Literally translating to “special effects,” Tokusatsu is a film tradition that has been central to Japanese sci-fi film and TV show for decades....

Movies about war have become a way for audiences to reflect on the horrors of conflict and the sacrifices of veterans. Stories centered around naval warfare offer unique perspectives on battles that reshaped history. Many of these movies take inspiration from real events and fictionalize the stories and characters to make broader commentary on war itself. These movies use the backdrop of naval warfare to create larger social commentary or to focus on one character and their leadership....

[Editor’s note: The following contains major spoilers for Find Me Falling.] From writer/directorStelana Kliris, theNetflixoriginalFind Me Fallingfollows John Allman (Harry Connick Jr.), a rock star who decides to hide out on the Mediterranean Island of Cyprus after a failed comeback album. But what he thinks will be a break where he can be left alone in a remote home by the cliff to figure out what’s next, soon turns into a surprise reunion with an old flame (Agni Scott) that has a big secret of her own....

For decades, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences did not consider animated films worthy of consideration outside of a select few cases, such asSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs. However, the 1990s saw the release ofBeauty and the Beast, the first animated film to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture, and other animation studios rose to challenge the monopoly of Disney, such as Pixarand DreamWorks. Thus, in 2002, the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature was created, and its first winner was DreamWorks’Shrek....