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- 1White House 'hype' videos mix real Iran war footage with movie clips▼White House posts so-called 'hype' videos combining real Iran war footage alongside movie, video game clips
The White House has posted so-called 'hype' videos that combine real footage from the conflict with Iran alongside clips from movies and video games, according to ABC News. The blending of genuine combat imagery with entertainment material in official government communications is drawing attention and questions about how the administration is presenting the war to the public.
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Critics have given negative reviews to Digger, a film starring Tom Cruise. Reviewers have criticised the movie following its release or screening, with the response circulating widely among film commentators. Details about the production, its plot, and the severity of the criticism are not yet fully established.
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Collider has published a ranked list of the 12 best movies about video games, adding to ongoing debate about how Hollywood adapts gaming stories for the screen. The feature comes amid renewed interest in video game adaptations, with recent film and TV projects drawing large audiences and sparking discussion among fans about which titles deserve recognition.
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The long-shelved Looney Tunes film Coyote vs. Acme has been released on video-on-demand. The movie, which pairs Wile E. Coyote with a lawyer against the Acme Corporation, was famously scrapped by Warner Bros. as a tax write-off despite being completed, drawing public backlash from filmmakers and fans. Its release marks an unexpected reversal after years of the film sitting unreleased in the studio vault.
- 5Tomas Alfredson's Let the Right One In Praised in Vampire Film Comparison▼I finished off the vampire trifecta with Let the Right One In (2008, d. Tomas Alfredson), which obviously influenced the
A film viewer has praised the 2008 Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In, directed by Tomas Alfredson, after watching it alongside two other vampire movies that it apparently influenced. They singled out its overtly creepy atmosphere, gorgeous wintry cinematography and strong performances from its two leads. Discussion of the film continues among horror and arthouse cinema fans online.
- 6Microbiologist Breaks Down How Movies Get Infection Wrong●A Microbiologist Dissects the Science of Infection in Movies
A microbiologist has examined how infection is portrayed in popular films, separating scientifically plausible depictions from Hollywood exaggeration. Writing in The Scientist, the researcher walks through how movies handle outbreaks, transmission and symptoms, highlighting which scenes hold up under real microbiology and which take creative liberties for dramatic effect.
- 7Climate film 'Digger' splits audiences as critics weigh in▼‘Digger’ is the year’s big climate movie. This climate reporter hated it.
The climate-themed film 'Digger' is being called the year's big climate movie, but it is drawing sharply divided reactions. A climate reporter at Grist wrote a negative review, saying she hated the film despite its prominent standing in climate-focused cinema this year. The criticism has added to debate over how well the movie handles its environmental subject matter.
- 8Netflix Recommends Nine Picks for Late-Night Viewing▼9 Nighttime Movies and Series for Vibey Late-Night Viewing
Netflix has published a curated list of nine movies and series suited to late-night viewing, aimed at viewers looking for a relaxed, atmospheric watch after dark. The recommendations span the platform's catalogue and are presented as mood-driven picks rather than new releases. Lists like this typically draw attention from subscribers looking for something to stream tonight.
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The film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling thriller 'Verity', starring Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson alongside Josh Hartnett, held red carpet premieres in New York and London, drawing attention to the cast's fashion and the movie's explicit content. Director Michael Showalter said Hathaway and Johnson made the story more erotic, while viewers are also asking when the film arrives on Prime Video.
- 10Jethalal calls Iyer a 'scared idli' in new TMKOC compilation●Jethalal ने क्यों कहा Iyer को डरपोक इडली ? |TMKOC MOVIES| Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah |
A compilation from the long-running Indian sitcom Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah shows Jethalal teasing his neighbour Iyer, calling him a 'frightened idli' in a comedic exchange between the Gada Electronics owner and the Tamil scientist. The clip has drawn millions of likes as fans of the show continue to enjoy its classic character banter, with viewers sharing favourite Jethalal-Iyer moments in the comments.
- 118 Most Perfect Sci-Fi Shows of the Last 5 Years, Ranked●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # SciFi # ScienceFiction # Invincible 8 Most Perfect Sci-Fi Shows of the Last 5 Years, Ranked h
Movie TV Tech Geeks has published a ranked list of what it calls the eight most perfect science fiction shows of the past five years, with the animated series Invincible flagged prominently in its promotion. The piece ranks standout recent sci-fi television and invites genre fans to compare its picks with their own favorites. Little specific reaction has emerged beyond modest engagement so far.
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Anne Hathaway is drawing attention with her role in 'Verity', a film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling thriller, alongside Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett. The movie is being described as a steamy psychological drama, and interest in Hathaway is trending in the UK, US and Australia as audiences discuss the cast and the eagerly awaited adaptation.
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Critics have begun posting reviews of Digger, a film dated for 2026 release. The first reviews are only just surfacing, so reactions remain limited and there is no clear consensus yet on the film's quality, story, or cast. Interest is likely to grow as more critics weigh in ahead of its release.
- 14Greater Bangor theaters upgrade seating for moviegoers▼Greater Bangor theaters update seating to enhance movie-going experience
Theaters in the Greater Bangor, Maine area are updating their seating to improve the movie-going experience for audiences. The renovations are part of an effort to keep cinemas attractive as viewing habits change. Details on which theaters are involved, the cost, and the timeline were not immediately available.
- 15Review roundup: 'Heart of the Beast' called a dog movie we don't need●Reel Thoughts: ‘Heart of the Beast’ is the dog movie we all deserve but don’t need
A review in The Daily Northwestern assesses the film 'Heart of the Beast', a dog-centred movie. The critic concedes it is 'the dog movie we all deserve' while arguing it is not one audiences actually need, landing a lukewarm verdict that praises the film's appeal but questions its necessity.
- 16'Resident Evil' Tops $200M as Game Adaptations Keep Thriving●‘Resident Evil’ Tops $200M, Continuing Unexpected Trend for Video Game Movies
The latest 'Resident Evil' film has passed $200 million at the global box office, a milestone that underscores a broader turnaround for video game adaptations. Once considered box-office poison, game-based movies are now reliably delivering strong returns, with recent titles finding large audiences worldwide and encouraging studios to greenlight more such projects.
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The Rivoli Theatre, a historic movie house on Indianapolis's east side, is being restored as part of ongoing revitalization efforts in the neighborhood. Local news outlet Mirror Indy reported on the project, which has drawn attention from residents eager to see the longtime landmark brought back into use. The comeback is being framed as a hopeful sign for the area's renewal.
- 18'Primetime' Draws Attention at Fantastic Fest▼Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Primetime’—What Did You Come Here to See?
The film 'Primetime' has been reviewed following its screening at Fantastic Fest, the genre film festival held annually in Austin, Texas. The review, headlined 'What Did You Come Here to See?', suggests the movie is prompting discussion about spectacle and audience complicity. Early festival reactions are shaping expectations ahead of the film's wider release.
- 19Last Ditch Bar's Viral Fame Sparks Film Debate▼We Don’t Need a Movie About the Viral Lesbian Bar Last Ditch
A debate has emerged over plans for a film about Last Ditch, the lesbian bar that went viral. Critics argue the bar's cultural moment and community significance should not be reduced to a movie adaptation, questioning whether Hollywood storytelling is the right vehicle for a space built on grassroots queer community.
- 20Critics call 'Digger' the worst film of Tom Cruise's career●‘Digger’ is the worst movie of Tom Cruise’s career
Tom Cruise's new film 'Digger' is drawing harsh reviews, with The Boston Globe declaring it the worst movie of his decades-long career. The blunt verdict is making the rounds as film fans and commentators debate whether the criticism is fair, given the actor's long streak of box-office and critical successes, including the Mission: Impossible franchise and Top Gun: Maverick.
- 21Amazon Prime Video's September 2026 Lineup Revealed▼New Amazon Prime Video TV Shows and Movies in September 2026
A guide to new TV shows and movies arriving on Amazon Prime Video in September 2026 has been published. It outlines the streaming additions expected on the platform next month. Viewer interest is focused on which original series and licensed films will be available to stream.
- 22New Ad for Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Hits Back at Critics●'Digger' Confronts Negative Reviews: New Ad Defends Tom Cruise Movie
A new advertisement for Tom Cruise's film 'Digger' directly addresses negative reviews, defending the movie against critics as part of its promotional campaign. The unusual strategy of confronting bad notices head-on is drawing attention, with coverage noting how the studio is pushing back on lukewarm reception rather than ignoring it as the film seeks to attract audiences.
- 23Why 'Primetime' Doesn't Look Like Any Movie You've Seen Before▼Why ‘Primetime’ Doesn’t Look Like Any Movie You’ve Seen Before
Film press is highlighting 'Primetime', a new movie with a distinctive visual style that critics say sets it apart from typical releases. Coverage, picked up by IndieWire and Yahoo, focuses on how the film's look differs from anything else currently in theaters, sparking curiosity about its production approach and the creative choices behind its unusual aesthetic.
- 24Lynn Painter Turns 15-Year Rejection Streak Into Movie Empire●‘Better Than the Movies’ Author Lynn Painter Spent 15 Years Chasing a Book Deal. Now She’s Prepping for Her Cinematic Universe
Author Lynn Painter, whose novel 'Better Than the Movies' became a hit with young adult romance readers, spent 15 years trying to land a book deal before breaking through. She now has film adaptations in the works and is positioning her books as a connected cinematic universe. The Hollywood Reporter profiles her unlikely path from long-rejected writer to franchise builder.
- 25Ali Hazelwood Announces 'The Love Hypothesis' Sequel as Film Moves Forward▼‘The Love Hypothesis’ Author Ali Hazelwood to Release Book Sequel, MRC Developing Film for Amazon MGM
Author Ali Hazelwood is releasing a sequel to her bestselling romance novel 'The Love Hypothesis', while MRC is developing a film adaptation of the original book for Amazon MGM. The announcement pairs news of the next installment with progress on the screen version, giving fans of the novel updates on both the story's continuation and its movie adaptation.
- 26Game of Thrones film Aegon's Conquest set for summer 2029▼‘Game of Thrones’ movie ‘Aegon’s Conquest’ will hit theaters summer 2029
Warner Bros. and HBO have dated a Game of Thrones feature film, 'Aegon's Conquest', for theatrical release in summer 2029. The movie would bring the fantasy franchise to the big screen for the first time, adapting the story of Aegon Targaryen's conquest of Westeros. Fans are debating how the big-budget project will connect to the TV universe.
- 27Tom Cruise Stars in Iñárritu's Disaster Satire 'Digger'▼‘Digger’ Review: Tom Cruise Explodes In Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Surprising And Urgent Disaster Movie Satire
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's new film 'Digger' is drawing attention after a review described Tom Cruise's performance as explosive, calling the movie a surprising and urgent disaster-movie satire. The early critical reaction is fueling discussion of the Cruise-Iñárritu collaboration and what it signals for the actor's next phase following his recent blockbuster run.
- 28Sunrise walks from Muizenberg to Kalk Bay recalled fondly●Walking to work here was not a problem! While working on the movies in Kalk Bay I used to walk from Muizenberg. About ha
A film worker is reminiscing about walking to work along the scenic stretch of South Africa's False Bay coast, travelling on foot from Muizenberg to Kalk Bay on movie shoots. The walk, around halfway through which the sun would rise, is being held up as a pleasurable commute made possible by the area's striking coastal scenery.
- 29Polygon calls indie film Digger the most important movie of the century▼Digger is the most important movie of the century, but I can't tell you why
Polygon has published a piece arguing that Digger is the most important movie of the century, while conceding it cannot fully explain the reasons why. The cryptic framing has drawn attention to the film and the reviewer's deliberately withholding take.
- 30Tyler Perry Sets New Thriller Netflix Movie 'Confabulation'▼Tyler Perry Sets New Thriller Netflix Movie 'Confabulation’: Filming Schedule and Full Cast Revealed
Filmmaker Tyler Perry is developing a new thriller film titled 'Confabulation' for Netflix, with the filming schedule and full cast now revealed. Details of the project emerged through coverage of upcoming Netflix releases, drawing attention from fans of Perry's work and thriller audiences. The film adds to Perry's growing slate of movies made for the streaming service.
- 31AMC Entertainment shares fall more than the wider market●Why AMC Entertainment (AMC) Dipped More Than Broader Market Today
AMC Entertainment shares dipped more sharply than the broader market in Tuesday trading, drawing attention from investors tracking the cinema chain's volatile stock. The decline outpaced the overall market's movement, prompting coverage of the factors behind the underperformance. The report was picked up by financial outlets across multiple regions, keeping the movie theatre operator in focus for retail traders who closely follow its day-to-day price swings.
- 32Neil deGrasse Tyson returns to Dayton for science and film talk●Neil deGrasse Tyson returns to Dayton to talk science and movies
Neil deGrasse Tyson is returning to Dayton, where he is set to speak about science and its portrayal in movies. The astrophysicist, known for making complex science accessible to broad audiences, has a history of blending entertainment with education in his live talks. His appearance is drawing local attention as fans look forward to his take on how Hollywood handles scientific accuracy.
- 33The 30 best movie duos of all time ranked●The 30 best movie duos of all time, ranked from lovable to lethal
Entertainment Weekly has published a ranked list of the 30 best movie duos of all time, ordered from lovable to lethal. The roundup celebrates iconic on-screen pairings across film history and invites readers to compare their own favourites, sparking debate among film fans about which duos earned their spot and which were left out.
- 3428 Times TV Shows And Movies Hid Actors' Real-Life Situations▼28 Times TV Shows Or Movies Hid An Actor’s Injury, Pregnancy, Or Other Matter
A roundup lists 28 instances where television shows and movies concealed an actor's injury, pregnancy, or other personal circumstance from viewers. Examples typically include writing around a cast member's baby bump with props, camera angles, or stand-ins, and adjusting storylines to accommodate injuries sustained on set. The piece has been picked up by Yahoo's entertainment feed, and such lists tend to circulate widely because they reveal the practical tricks productions use behind the scenes.
- 35Connie Britton's Hulu Series And Game Of Thrones Movie Get Release Dates▼Save The Dates: Connie Britton's Hulu Show, Game Of Thrones Movie, And More
New release dates have been set for a slate of upcoming projects, including Connie Britton's Hulu series and the long-gestating Game Of Thrones movie. TVLine rounded up the save-the-dates for fans tracking the film and television calendar, positioning these titles among the most anticipated upcoming releases.
- 36Michael J. Fox documentary praised as profound and captivating●“Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie” is a profound, captivating documentary
"Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie", a documentary about actor Michael J. Fox, is drawing praise from reviewers who call it a profound and captivating look at his life and career. Reviews are highlighting the film's portrait of the star and his experience with Parkinson's disease, and it is now part of the wider conversation about the year's most talked-about documentaries.
- 37Nine Tim Burton Films Ranked for Halloween Viewing▼The 9 Best Tim Burton Movies to Watch for Halloween, Ranked
Men's Journal has published a ranked list of the nine best Tim Burton movies to watch for Halloween. The roundup highlights the director's gothic, spooky style as seasonal viewing material, with classics from his catalogue ranked from ninth to first. The piece arrives as audiences look for fitting films to watch ahead of Halloween.
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A new romantic comedy is drawing attention for how thoroughly it leans into Portland, Oregon, prompting the question of whether it is the most Portland movie ever made. The film's local flavor and setting are the focus of early commentary.
- 39The Wire and Narcos Top Ranking of Grittiest Crime Series●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # Crime # TheWire # Narcos 7 Grittiest Crime Series of All Time, Ranked http:// dlvr.it/TVj8wg
Movie TV Tech Geeks has published a ranked list naming the seven grittiest crime series of all time, with The Wire and Narcos among the featured titles. The ranking highlights crime dramas praised for their raw, realistic portrayals of drugs, policing and organised crime, and invites debate among fans about which shows truly deserve the top spots.
- 40Five Horror Remakes That Beat the Original Films●5 Horror Movie Remakes That Improve on the Originals
A new feature rounds up five horror movie remakes argued to be better than the films they were based on. The list has sparked the usual debate among horror fans about whether remakes can ever surpass beloved originals, with commenters weighing in on which picks they agree or disagree with. It feeds an ongoing conversation about Hollywood's reliance on rebooting classic horror properties.