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Good News, Birds of Prey Is Now Releasing Digitally Next Week

You all need something to watch in the next few weeks, right? Cathy Yan’s got you covered. Fandango has announced that Warner Bros. will release its excellent Harley Quinn team-up movie (digitally) significantly earlier than planned to March 24, thanks to increased demand for home-viewings in the wake of social distancing measures suggested to combat…

Movies James Whitbrook

Terminal Blues

I hear the little ski plane sliding down outside and I put on all my shirts and three pairs of pants to shield myself from the cold. I have one arm in my coat when already the pilot is banging on the door, eager to drop off the stuff and get flying. Sometimes I pull…

Books & Comics Hudson Hongo

Covid-19 Sets Back Even More Films and TV Shows

In news that isn’t productions across the industry shutting down: Michael Giacchino will return to score Jurassic World: Dominion. The stars of Supernatural tease a tear-jerking end to the show. Emily Gonzalez hypes up Godzilla vs. Kong. Plus, a new look at the Digimon reboot, and what’s to come on the first half of Star…

Television James Whitbrook & Gordon Jackson

Stargirl‘s Latest Promo Wants You to Laugh and Think About the Justice Society of America

As more of DC Comics’ superheroes like Stargirl make their way onto the small screen, Warner Bros. is getting to the important business of…trying to carve out new thematic spaces for each of its series to exist in. The Arrowverse has it covered in terms of straight-up comic wildness, and DC Universe’s Titans, Doom Patrol,…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

A Costume-Less Batwoman Just Crossed a Line Batman Rarely Has

Batwoman is a much darker show than the other CW superhero fare. It kind of makes sense—Bat stories often veer into gothic horror territory. But Batwoman frequently finds itself falling into what I like to call the “Canadian Torture Porn Trap.” Weird I know. Canada is not a place known for its torture porn! Yet…

Books & Comics Alex Cranz

The Midnight Gospel‘s First Trailer Wants to Ask the Multiverse a Question

Adventure Time creator Pendleton Ward and Duncan Trussell’s new Netflix series.

Trailers Charles Pulliam-Moore

The Reality of Westworld‘s Futuristic Dystopia Becomes Clear in This Behind-the-Scenes Look

Westworld’s season three premiere profoundly changed the playing field by bringing the hosts out of the park and into the larger world, where they might gain a modicum of freedom in the process of burning the human world down. But the series’ amazing vision of a futuristic society is more grounded in our present day…

io9 Charles Pulliam-Moore

5 Things We Want From Avenue 5 Season 2

HBO’s big draw last night was the Westworld season three premiere—but fans of absurd space comedy also tuned in for the season one finale of Armando Iannucci’s Avenue 5. We already know there’s a season two on the way, so here are five things we’re hoping to see when the show returns. 1) Pick up…

io9 Cheryl Eddy

Read How Leia One-Upped Luke’s Jedi Training From The Empire Strikes Back

Seeing Leia train as a Jedi was undoubtedly a highlight of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Leia and Luke running around the forest and fighting with lightsabers behind blast shields was undercut only by the fact that we didn’t get to see more of it. However, in the novelization of the film, it seems…

Books & Comics Germain Lussier

Universal Becomes First Studio to Offer First Run Films in the Home

With movie theaters across the world closing, Universal Pictures has become the first studio to embrace a whole new mode of distribution. The company just announced that starting Friday, March 20, current theatrical films like The Hunt, The Invisible Man, and Emma “will be available on a wide variety of the most popular on-demand services…

Movies Germain Lussier

Rebecca Sugar Opens Up About How Healing from Trauma Shaped Steven Universe Future

After saving the Earth multiple times, learning the truth about his mother’s past, and bringing peace to the Gem homeworld, Steven Universe is finally being forced to confront the kinds of personal demons that he’s never really had the time to in the past. The experience is proving to be the most difficult challenge he’s…

io9 Charles Pulliam-Moore

Leaving Westworld Was the Best Thing the HBO Series Could’ve Done Right Now

Westworld returned with its season three premiere last night and the question on everybody’s lips was: Where the hell is Westworld? This might be a series about a Western-style theme park filled with robots, but those key components of the series were nowhere to be found—well, except for the robots. This might seem like a…

io9 Beth Elderkin

The Walking Dead Goes Game of Thrones With a Medieval Battle and a Deadly Twist

The results were less visually impressive than Game of Thrones, possibly because Game of Thrones had a much larger budget. But The Walking Dead’s version of a medieval fight still managed to make the pitched battle between the inhabitants of Hilltop and the zombie armies of the Whisperers overwhelming, brutal, and disorientingly chaotic. And then,…

io9 Rob Bricken

Kamen Rider Is Officially Coming Stateside, Thanks to a New Streaming Channel

Tokusatsu—the Japanese live-action filming genre that gives us Power Rangers, Godzilla, and series like Ultraman—has long been difficult to legally access outside of Japan. In recent years, there have been moves to bring more material out on DVD and Blu-Ray, with Godzilla collections and series of Ultraman and Super Sentaimaking their way to U.S. shores.…

Television James Whitbrook

Updates From Spider-Man 3, Final Destination 6, and More

There’s a completely absurd rumor about the villain of Ant-Man 3. The producer of the next Final Destination teases its potential premise. More shows are facing delays thanks to the novel coronavirus. Zendaya will be in Spider-Man 3, duh. Plus, what’s to come on Supergirl and Batwoman, and another new look at Syfy’s next genre…

Television James Whitbrook & Gordon Jackson

Westworld Returns With a Brand New World (But No West)

The thrilling, enigmatic, occasionally bananas HBO series Westworld is back, although you may not have recognized it. Much like Delores and Bernard, the season three premiere has left the troubled park and its massacre behind for the outside world, where Delores is planning her Host revolution. Unfortunately, it turns out the real world isn’t quite…

io9 Rob Bricken

Onward Leads a Low Box Office as AMC and Regal Limit Ticket Sales to Combat the Novel Coronavirus

Of all the businesses hit by the spread of the novel coronavirus, collective forms of entertainment like theatrical movie releases are being particularly heavily impacted. That much is clear from the low box office numbers this weekend, which saw Onward, Pixar and Disney’s newest, coming in at a very low number one with only $10.5…

Movies Julie Muncy

Moana‘s Personality Comes Through Even in the Storyboards

Moana is an extremely emotive film. It is at turns funny, thrilling, and moving, but it’s always bracingly sincere. That sincerity comes through even in the storyboards. In a new video, Disney showcases one of the movie’s most stirring moments, when Moana and her grandmother sing the song “I Am Moana”, with storyboards on the…

Movies Julie Muncy

These Children Ask Tom Holland Some Intense Questions About Spider-Man and His Career

Children, due to our perceiving them as innocent, can get away with some things adults can’t. They can be curious, for instance, in ways that would be perceived as rude or downright offensive if us grownups tried it. Which makes them fantastic celebrity interviewers. That’s the premise behind BBC Radio 1’s series of “Kids Ask”…

Movies Julie Muncy

The Writers Behind The Walking Dead Are Well Prepared to Work Safely During a Pandemic

Perhaps appropriately, the team writing The Walking Dead already has all the infrastructure in place to work safely during a quarantine situation. As reported by the Hollywood Reporter, AMC’s The Walking Dead is a production well prepared to keep going, in some form, at least, even during the need for isolation in response to the outbreak…

io9 Julie Muncy

Good News, Birds of Prey Is Now Releasing Digitally Next Week

Terminal Blues

Covid-19 Sets Back Even More Films and TV Shows

Stargirl‘s Latest Promo Wants You to Laugh and Think About the Justice Society of America

A Costume-Less Batwoman Just Crossed a Line Batman Rarely Has

The Midnight Gospel‘s First Trailer Wants to Ask the Multiverse a Question

The Reality of Westworld‘s Futuristic Dystopia Becomes Clear in This Behind-the-Scenes Look

5 Things We Want From Avenue 5 Season 2

Read How Leia One-Upped Luke’s Jedi Training From The Empire Strikes Back

Universal Becomes First Studio to Offer First Run Films in the Home

Rebecca Sugar Opens Up About How Healing from Trauma Shaped Steven Universe Future

Leaving Westworld Was the Best Thing the HBO Series Could’ve Done Right Now

The Walking Dead Goes Game of Thrones With a Medieval Battle and a Deadly Twist

Kamen Rider Is Officially Coming Stateside, Thanks to a New Streaming Channel

Updates From Spider-Man 3, Final Destination 6, and More

Westworld Returns With a Brand New World (But No West)

Onward Leads a Low Box Office as AMC and Regal Limit Ticket Sales to Combat the Novel Coronavirus

Moana‘s Personality Comes Through Even in the Storyboards

These Children Ask Tom Holland Some Intense Questions About Spider-Man and His Career

The Writers Behind The Walking Dead Are Well Prepared to Work Safely During a Pandemic

Apple MagSafe Duo Charger Gets 42% Off, Finally Worth It for iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch Users

Oscar Isaac Did ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ to Work With Top Tier Actors—Instead, He Got a Cooling Tent

This NordVPN Deal Caught Us By Surprise: 76% Off + 3 Months Free for Easter

AirPods Max 2 vs. Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen): Which ANC Headphones Win?

This California Billionaire Wants to Tax AI Tokens to Create a Sovereign Wealth Fund

Artemis 2 Crew Become First Humans to Travel Beyond Earth Orbit Since the 1970s

Artemis 2 Day 2: Follow the Mission With Our Live Updates 🔴

Labubus Might Be Labu-Bust After Pop Mart Posts Record Share Loss

The Best Gadgets of March 2026

AirPods Max 2 Review: Still Ridiculously Expensive and Ridiculously Nice

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MSI Prestige 14 Flip AI+ Review: A Solid 2-in-1 Laptop With Some Glaring Flaws

Sonos Play Review: Call It a Comeback

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