Peacock has released the official trailer for DIG, its new comedy series starring Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie, and confirmed that all 10 episodes of the first season will premiere on November 23, 2026 — just in time for Thanksgiving-week binge-watching. The trailer marks the most high-profile reunion in recent comedy television: Poehler reteams with … Read more
Maddock Films has locked the next big date on its calendar: the trailer for Eetha, starring Shraddha Kapoor, arrives on Friday, October 30, ahead of the film’s theatrical release on December 4, 2026. The announcement came with a new poster glimpse shared by the production house, which confirmed both dates in a single line: trailer … Read more
Short answer: The first two hours of Mulholland Drive are a dream. Betty, the bright-eyed newcomer to Los Angeles, is really Diane Selwyn, a struggling actress who hired a hitman to kill her former lover, Camilla Rhodes — then dreamed a kinder life in which she was talented, innocent, and loved. When the dream collapses, … Read more
Short answer: Nobody gets the ending they were promised. Llewelyn Moss dies off-screen, Anton Chigurh walks away bloodied but alive, and Sheriff Ed Tom Bell retires without ever confronting the killer. No Country for Old Men is not really about a chase; it is about an old lawman discovering that evil no longer plays by … Read more
Verdict: Andrew Garfield is superb, Paul Greengrass’s battle scenes hit hard, and the first two-thirds of The Uprising are the most vivid medieval filmmaking in years. Then a late swerve towards myth undercuts the very realism that made it work. See it for Garfield and for the visceral history; forgive, if you can, a finish … Read more
Verdict: A gloriously strange premise, a cast playing at full tilt, and a satire that never quite decides what it is mocking. Sacrifice is fascinating to argue about afterwards — and frustrating to sit through. If you love star-driven oddities and do not mind a film that values provocation over coherence, it is worth a … Read more
One of the year’s most star-studded science-fiction films is getting a second chance. The Dog Stars arrives on digital platforms today, Tuesday, October 27, giving audiences who skipped its theatrical run the opportunity to watch it at home. The film became available to rent or purchase from 9 p.m. PT on Monday, October 26 — … Read more
Warner Bros. is bringing its return to Arrakis to a head. The studio has lined up the final trailer for Dune: Part Three for today, Tuesday, October 27, capping a marketing campaign that has steadily raised the stakes for Denis Villeneuve’s conclusion to his desert epic. The trailer announcement landed alongside a fresh batch of … Read more
Everything Everywhere All at Once ends not with a battle won, but with a family choosing each other. Evelyn Wang rejects the nihilism of the Everything Bagel, pulls her daughter Joy back from oblivion, and returns to her ordinary life — a laundromat, an IRS audit, and a marriage worth saving — having learned that … Read more
The Batman (2022) ends with Gotham City underwater, the Riddler behind bars, and Bruce Wayne realising that vengeance alone cannot save his city. After a night of flooding and a foiled mass shooting at Gotham Square Garden, Batman stops being a figure of fear in the shadows and becomes a symbol of hope in daylight … Read more