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Film Festivals: Ungrateful Beings (2025) by Olmo Omerzu: A tense family drama unraveling under the summer sun top of pagebottom of page

The following post contains SPOILERS for the end of Peacemaker Season 2. Why anyone would want to read a finale breakdown for a TV show without spoilers, thus necessitating a spoiler warning, we will never know. Nonetheless, there it is.Now that Peacemaker Season 2 is done, we’ve got a much better idea about where this show — and all of the DC Universe — is headed. The new DCU now has its own version of Checkmate, which is a huge group in the history of DC Comics. And we’ve also got some hints about Lex Luthor and his exo-suit, which is seemingly coming…

News about Star Wars movies has been lackluster in recent years, and now we’re suddenly getting a lot of them at once with The Mandalorian and Grogu right around the corner and Star Wars: Starfighter filming. The latter has recently revealed its first official image with Ryan Gosling and Flynn Gray, and the first details about the plot have also surfaced, hinting at how important Gray’s character might be, and Gosling’s role in protecting him at his mother’s behest, played by Amy Adams. That was enough to send some fans spinning and theorizing already, linking the actors to characters from…

All For One is the narrative engine of My Hero Academia’s darkest turns. He is not just a villain, but the story’s embodiment of evil and villainy. Representing the ultimate corruption of power, his abilities stem from stealing, hoarding, and compounding quirks, which he uses in combinations that defy logical expectations. As an antagonist of his stature, All For One’s overwhelming presence is not because of outright strength but the precision of his adaptability, given that he is a walking archive of quirks. As such, this guide breaks down the most essential skills in the creation of his legend: what…

Now and then it occurs to me that the future of my very existence, as well as that of the rest of our global population, lies in the hands of complete strangers. People I will never meet – let alone know their values, temperament, or rationale. Our combined fates in the wake of war, especially where nuclear weapons are concerned, teeter in the balance of strategy and protocol. As a veteran of the political thriller genre, it comes as no surprise that Kathryn Bigelow has experienced some degree of engrossment in the same matter, illustrated by the events that unfold within her…

Movies: I shall see (2025) by Mercedes Stalenhoef: A poetic and introspective journey through loss, perception, and rediscovery top of pagebottom of page

One of the film world’s signature stars of the last 50 years has died.Diane Keaton passed away on Saturday, October 11 in California. Her death was first reported by People Magazine. A spokesperson told the outlet “there are no further details available at this time, and her family has asked for privacy in this moment of great sadness.” Keaton was 79 years old.Born Diane Hall on January 5, 1946, Keaton grew up in Los Angeles. (She changed her stage name to Diane Keaton because someone else had already registered with Actors’ Equity under her real name; Keaton was her mother’s maiden…

It’s been over a week since the Season 1 finale of Bon Appétit, Your Majesty aired on Netflix. The series has captured the audience through its historical drama narrative, which combines time travel with a cooking competition twist. While the South Korean series continues to dominate the Netflix charts for seven weeks in a row, it’s now at risk of losing its spot, as there is no news on whether the show will continue for a second season. Bon Appétit, Your Majesty ranks #10 on Netflix’s Top 10 TV Shows worldwide as of October 8, 2025, just below Billionaires’ Bunker.…

Ambrose Tardive is an editor on ScreenRant’s Comics team. Over the past two years, he has developed into the internet’s foremost authority on The Far Side. Outside of his work for ScreenRant, Ambrose works as an Adjunct English Instructor. Marvel just subverted Spider-Man’s most infamous retcon in the most unexpected way: via a lore drop in Marvel Rivals. Nearly twenty years ago, “One More Day” controversially erased Peter Parker and Mary Jane’s marriage from canon; Rivals brilliantly subverts this contested storyline, and in the process delivers an even more heroic Spidey than in the comics. Astute Marvel Rivals players clocked…

The idiom ​“you can’t teach an old dog new tricks” has felt especially relevant in regards to horror lately – every hyped film of 2025 so far has ended up relying on some form of diabolical cult or yet another evil hag, resulting in more yawns than screams from avid sickos at the cinema. While aiming for viral success the genre seems to have forgotten that the horrifying can just be that, and not every mystery needs to be unraveled by the final act, ready to be easily dissected in another ​‘Ending Explained!’ YouTube video. Thankfully there are still some filmmakers…