When it comes toreality dating shows, little get as bad of a reputation asThe BachelorandThe Bachelorette. Since its premiere in the early 2000s, theBacheloruniverse has consistently been called out for the amount of failed relationships it produces. There’s no denying that the show has had its fair share of breakupsand subsequent drama, but it has also had many successful relationships born from it. And some of those couples are still going strong to this day, having married and had children, all thanks toThe Bachelorand its subsequent spin-offs....

Netflix has released the first official poster for directorMartin Scorsese’s highly anticipated gangster epicThe Irishman. Based on the bookI Heard You Paint Housesand scripted bySteven Zaillian(Schindler’s List), the film chronicles the life of Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro), a hustler and hitman who worked alongside some of the most notorious figures of the 20th century, and who may or may not have been directly involved in the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa....

Twenty years ago,The Matrixhits theaters and blew everyone’s mind. There hasn’t been an original IP film like since that has radically altered the blockbuster landscape and cemented itself into popular culture.The Wachowskisremixed their interests into something fresh and original, the kind of movie we popular cinema aspires to be. And yet at the center of the movie is the question of whether or not we would actually agree with its protagonist....

Did anyone really think thatWall Streetneeded a sequel? Those who did were treated to 2010’sWall Street: Money Never Sleeps, one of the oddest sequels in recent memory, and one with a trashy production that was far more shocking than the film itself. It’s been an increasingly popular trend in the last decade of the film industry to launch franchise“legacy sequels”that bring back original cast members of classic films to mentor a new generation of heroes....

For a director who’s as in love with the ocean as filming on location, Disney’sYoung Woman and the Seaquickly became a passion project forJoachim Rønning(Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales). Not only was it the chance to work alongside starDaisy Ridleyand producerJerry Bruckheimer, but Rønning was dedicated to authorGlenn Stout’s source material and the legendary true story ofTrudy Ederle, the first woman to swim the English Channel....

Editor’s note: The below contains spoilers for The Bear Season 3. FX’s hit seriesThe Bearis known for having an outstanding cast of characters. Even though, technically, Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) is the main character, many of the most interesting scenes in the past three seasons have featured the key members of his team. Everyone is there to support Carmy’s dream of opening a successful fine dining establishment, and Season 3 (which just dropped last week), showcases Carmy and his crew as they toil awayto make The Bear actually prosper....

The opening scene of the Oscar-nominated filmPast Livesengages the audience from the start with a probing question: “Who do you think they are to each other?” An Asian man and woman are engrossed in conversation, while a white man observes from the sidelines with an air of awkwardness, prompting speculation about their relationship. Are they lovers, friends, or colleagues? The scene climaxes as the woman locks eyes with the camera, breaking the fourth wall and leaving no room for ambiguity — she is at the center of this enigmatic dynamic....

Breaking BadandBetter Call Saulare both praised as two of the finest television dramas ever created, and the movie sequelEl Caminoalso has its fair share of fans. All three of these pieces of media are known for their engaging characters, riveting tragic storyline, and countless scenes of suspense, emotion, and drama. RELATED:10 ‘Breaking Bad’ Universe Characters Sorted Into Their Hogwarts Houses But to be quite frank, they also happened to have some genuinely hilarious scenes....

We learned last summer thatKate Beckinsalewould pick up the pistols and bodysuits for another turn as the death dealing vampire huntress, Selene for a newUnderworldmovie and today, Screen Gems and Lakeshore Entertainment have unveiled the film’s official title. The fifth installment in theUnderworldsaga will be calledUnderworld: Blood Wars, a fitting if somewhat generic title for a franchise of films based around the interminable war between Vampires and Lycans, aka Werewolves....

Even though it’s not even completely through its first season,Black Lightninghas become a powerful and unique addition to the roster of DC Comics-based shows on The CW network. Part of what has madeBlack Lightningso special is its unique perspective wrapped in a (mostly) grounded reality. While yes, there are metahumans and the like, Freeland and Garfield High feel like places that anyone could find in the real world. Being a DC Comics-based project on The CW, though, fans immediately wondered ifBlack Lightningcould (or should) cross over with the “Arrowverse” group of shows that includesThe Flash,Arrow,Legends of Tomorrow,and, thanks to a bit of dimensional travel from time to time,Supergirl....

Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for the show and the Season 1 finale of Wolf Like Me. After a season filled with comedy and heartache alike,Wolf Like Meended on a rather bloody note, apt considering the show features a man-eating werewolf. Written and directed byAbe Forsythe,Wolf Like Metakes place in Adelaide, Australia and follows single father Gary (Josh Gad) and his daughter, Emma (Ariel Donoghue), as they navigate life after the death of Emma’s mother from cancer....

Next year’sWonder Woman 1984is one of the most highly anticipated sequels currently on the release calendar… or maybe it’snota sequel after all? In a testament to just how far away Warner Bros. and DC are moving from the “interconnected universe” idea, the film’s producer recently revealed that directorPatty Jenkins’ whole idea forWonder Woman 1984was to approach the film as “the next iteration” of the titular character instead of as a traditional sequel....

2019 was a glorious year for movies, with nine different films eclipsing the fabled $1 billion mark at the box office, includingAvengers: Endgame,Spider-Man: Far From Home,Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and more. However, one film that only earned $127 million and was critically maligned but beloved by audiences has found success on streaming five years later.Woody Harrelsonstars alongsidePatrick WilsoninMidway, the WWII epic that recently began streaming on Netflix and has jumped to the #7 spot....