The Invite ending explained: do Joe and Angela actually split?
Joe and Angela agree to end their marriage, and a scene later they're sharing a piano bench. Olivia Wilde directed that ending, and even she has changed her mind about what it means.
Robert Pattinson's Dune: Part Three poster has fans seeing Sting from David Lynch's flop
Warner Bros. released seven character posters for the December finale. The most-upvoted reading of Pattinson's villain is a callback to the one Dune everybody agreed to forget.
X-Men rumor: Marvel wants Peter Claffey, HBO's new Game of Thrones lead, as Beast
Marvel's X-Men reboot has its Jean Grey, its Cyclops and its Mister Sinister. The rumored Beast is a 6-foot-5 former rugby forward whose most famous character calls himself "thick as a castle wall."
Slow Horses made Jack Lowden TV's most lovable failed spy. That's why he'd be a better Bond
Amazon's final screen tests start this week with three names on the list. I'm rooting for the one whose character gets yelled at by Gary Oldman for a living.
Will Fleetwood Mac's authorized documentary explain why Lindsey Buckingham was fired?
Apple's film promises all five voices of the classic lineup, including the one the band voted off the tour in 2018. That promise is doing a lot of work.
The Thunderbolts end credit scene explained: what's the connection to Avengers: Doomsday
Thunderbolts* ends with the New Avengers watching a ship with the Fantastic Four logo drop toward Earth, 14 months after the movie's events. In real life, it took Marvel 14 and a half months to show the Fantastic Four walking into their tower.
