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In images released forThe Flash’s second episode this season, “Paradox,” Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) seems a little put off by the advent of a new co-worker in his freshly re-altered timeline. Though we’re still waiting for the premiere (which is great, though rushed – review will be in theguidesoon!), The CW has already started rolling out images and synopses for upcoming episodes, which will deal with the fallout from Flashpoint and the changes Barry made (and then changed back … you can never go back, Barry!...

Get ready for some hard R-rated puppet humor from the folks at Jim Henson Company. The long-awaitedThe Happytime Murdersfinally has a trailer and it’s jam-packed with all the violent puppet murder and foul-mouthed puppet prostitutes you never knew you needed. Set in a reality where puppets and humans co-exist, the film starsMelissa McCarthyas a detective who heads to the criminal underbelly of Los Angeles after a string of brutal puppet murders targeting the former cast of a beloved classic children’s show....

It’s hard to imagine getting mad at a movie likeThe Meg.Jon Turteltaub’s adaptation ofSteve Alten’s novel is pretty much what’s been promised by the trailers: a blockbuster B-movie featuring a gigantic shark. There’s no bait and switch here, and while the movie does become perilously slow at some points to build unnecessary tension, when it unleashes The Meg, it becomes a giddy ride thanks to the premise andJason Stathamoperating a Maximum Statham....

Warner Bros. has released the first image for directorShane Black’s noir-tinged detective thriller,The Nice Guys,starring Ryan Gosling as a down-on-his luck private detective and Russell Crowe as a hired muscle who have to team up to solve the case of a missing girl and the seemingly unrelated death of a porn star – an investigation that leads them to uncover far-reaching conspiracy of corruption. The folks over at People debuted the first image and sat down for a chat with Black about his return to the world of investigations and tangled-web conspiracy....

Yes,James Gunn’sThe Suicide Squadfeatures a phenomenal ensemble all-around, but I’m willing to bet newcomerDaniela Melchioris going to wind up being a major favorite as Ratcatcher II. In fact, I feel so strongly about that, it became an absolute must to have Melchior on this week’s edition ofCollider Ladies Night. InThe Suicide Squad, Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) plucks a bunch of super-villains out of Belle Reve Federal Penitentiary and sends them on a dangerous mission....

Apple’s iPadOS 18 is more than just a software update—it’s a major evolution that brings the iPad experience closer to the productivity and customization levels long associated with desktops and laptops. From long-requested features like a native Calculator app to game-changing AI tools under the new Apple Intelligence suite, iPadOS 18 bridges the gap between creativity, functionality, and personalization like never before. Whether you use your iPad for design, school, business, or play, this update has something for you....

The Walking Deadhas had a bit of a rocky road in Season 7. The long-anticipated arrival of Negan was undercut in the Season 6 finale, and in the interim the creative powers that be doubled down on the horrific violence in a move that was neither surprising (the deaths were heavily predicted online for months) or enjoyable. Since then, Negan has kept Rick and the people of Alexandria tightly under his heel, and even with the long due rise of Maggie as a leadership figure, it’s been a grueling watch....

Back in the early 90s, the world of anime was changed forever with the arrival ofPretty Guardian Sailor Moon. The action-adventure anime was a bit of a curve ball in terms of popularity because it featured anall-girl fighting team— a combination that production companies hesitated to fund. Now,more than 30 years later, it’s safe to say thatSailor Moonbecame a reference in the anime world, and its wrap-up installmentPretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos The Movieis now making waves at Netflix....

25 years ago this very week, the very first live-actionMortal Kombatmovie premiered. It … wasn’t great, thoughsome fans maintain its status as a cinematic cult classic. To be quite honest, it was a tough task and a tall order to spin a compelling yarn out of the violent and bloody (and uber-popular) fighting game: The game’s only conceit was that elite fighters from our world and other realms battled against each other in a tournament to the death, the winner of which would not only survive but save their own world from invasion and takeover....

Bad news, X-Men fans:The first reviewsforX-Men: Apocalypseare in and they are, let’s say, less than positive, which is not something you want to hear from a film that adapts one of the most important story arcs in the comics. If you still want to ignore the chatter until the time comes for you to make your own judgement, then let’s keep the good vibes going with a new clip from the film showing how Scott Summers became Cyclops....

Calling in Firehouse 51 -Chicago Fireis revving its truck engines for its highly anticipated Season 13. Last season has been a wild ride for Chicago’s elite firefighting team, and it hasn’t been so easy for its personnel. For one, the show had tosay goodbye to long-time crew members, including Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer), Blake Gallo (Alberto Rosende), andEammon Walker’s Wallace Boden. But with a new chapter on the horizon,the first responders ofChicago Firemustn’t waste any more timemourning over their losses, especially when there are cases that need tending to....

The success ofOppenheimerproves that directorChristopher Nolan’s ability to draw audiences to theaters, regardless of what he’s offering them, remains absolutely unmatched. Who would’ve imagined that a dense, three-hour biographical thriller about the father of the atomic bomb would play like a superhero movie? But that’s exactly whatOppenheimerhas done in the three weeks since its release. And now, after having zoomed past the $550 million markthis past weekend, the film has added another feather to its cap....

Despite facing fresh competition from Marvel’sThe Fantastic Four: First Stepsthis weekend, directorJames Gunn’sSupermanpassed a massive global box office milestone. The superhero movie has now joined the $500 million club, having overtaken a string of past blockbusters. It’s also on the verge of passing directorZack Snyder’sMan of Steelat the domestic box office, where it slipped to the number two spot this weekend because ofThe Fantastic Four. The MCU movie opened to a similarly positive response, with audiences comparing the film’s vibrant tone to that ofSuperman....