Dr. Seuss didn't need a multiverse. Warner Bros.' The Cat in the Hat got one anyway
The 1957 book runs on 236 words and one rule-breaking cat. The 2026 movie runs on a magical bureaucracy, pocket dimensions and a villain who threatens the fabric of the universe. Previews: $1 million.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping deaths: the movie trailer already gives away three of them
Suzanne Collins wrote a Hunger Games where everyone already knows who wins. Lionsgate's second trailer goes a step further and shows you three of the people he loses.
Two Disney originals flopped on Thanksgiving, and Hexed is tracking to be the third
The tracking numbers look fine until you notice the setup: a Disney original opening into a Hunger Games prequel's second weekend. Wish already ran this experiment.
Godzilla Minus Zero outsold King of the Monsters' previews without even showing its real villain
Toho's sequel beat the Hollywood Godzilla's preview record while keeping King Ghidorah out of every trailer. Both halves of that sentence should terrify Legendary.
The Elon Musk documentary flopped at home — now it's going where Teslas stopped selling
Alex Gibney's four-hour Musk portrait made $614 per screen in the US. Universal's answer is a tour of the countries that stopped buying the man's cars.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping ending explained — how Haymitch's story leads to Katniss's father and her mockingjay pin
Haymitch's Games end the way every Hunger Games fan already knows they will, and the last chapters still change how you'll watch Katniss's first reaping.
COVID buried Birds of Prey. The Gallerist is Cathy Yan's second shot — and Sundance didn't help
Six years after her DC movie opened five weeks before the world closed, Cathy Yan is back with Natalie Portman, Jenna Ortega and a corpse passed off as sculpture. The reviews are already against her. The trailer isn't.
If Dune is this generation's Star Wars, Paul Atreides is its Anakin — and Part Three is his Revenge of the Sith
A critic warned that Dune worships its hero. The sequel arriving December 18 is adapted from the book Frank Herbert wrote specifically to punish that reading.
