Steven Moffat’s New Miniseries Is a Raw, Uncomfortable Newsroom Dramedy
Those who hear the name Steven Moffat likely associate him most with his time as showrunner for the long-running BBC series Doctor Who; however, Moffat’s abilities as a creator of television have expanded beyond science fiction and into the realm…
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Espionage ‘Star Wars’ Series Makes Grand Return For Final Run This April
The first season of “Andor” (a critical darling) gave “Star Wars” fans an impressive attempt to explore the origins of “Rogue One: A Star Wars” character Cassian Andor, a rebellious spy who is tasked with a suicide mission to get…
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12 Comedy Bombs We Totally Love
These comedies were regarded as box office flops when they came out — but maybe that just means the world wasn’t ready for them yet. Here are 12 comedy bombs we totally love. Team America: World Police (2004) From the creators…
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Sonequa Martin-Green Talks ‘My Dead Friend Zoe’ & Taking a Break from Television
Sonequa Martin-Green stars in the new dramedy 'My Dead Friend Zoe' alongside Natalie Morales, Morgan Freeman, and Ed Harris. She spoke with Bianca Piazza of MovieWeb about the film, its roots in the veteran community, its exploration of PTSD, and…
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Bong Joon Ho’s Creativity Can’t Be Killed in Absurd Sci-Fi Journey
Within Bong Joon Ho, there seems to be two different filmmakers. With his Korean language films, Bong is more restrained, quiet, and methodical, with outstanding films like Memories of Murder, Mother, and his Oscar-winning masterpiece Parasite. His English-language films, however,…
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Tatiana Maslany Explains the Ups and Downs of Winning a Major Acting Award
Summary Welcome to a new episode of Collider Ladies Night with The Monkey star Tatiana Maslany. During her Ladies Night conversation with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff, Maslany looks back on her experience winning acting awards, and discusses how she feels about…
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I’m Still A Big Believer In Shrek & All The Franchise Represents With Its Perfect Soundtrack & Timeless Characters
Has it really been 24 years since the advent of the "greatest fairy tale never told"? Shrek kickstarted a lot of things — a niche of subverted fairy tales, DreamWorks' place in the 21st-century animation game, and a uniquely off-beat…
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Disney/FX Won’t Release ‘Shogun’ Season 2 Until It Is Ready
Last May, it was announced that the extremely popular samurai drama revival, “Shogun,” would get two more seasons but given that the first acclaimed and award-winning season used up all the source material from the James Clavell novel there have…
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‘Severance’s Ben Stiller and Adam Scott Explain Why Season 2 Is Already Answering Big Questions
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for Severance Season 2 Episodes 1-6. Apple TV+'s Severance initially premiered with a lot of questions for viewers, but none may have been as big as the one that dropped during the Season…
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Rey’s New Jedi Order Movie Writer Describes What It’s Like Joining Star Wars, Offers Reassuring Update After Recent Changes
Steven Knight, writer of Rey's New Jedi Order movie until last October, has spoken out describing what it's been like to write Star Wars - and offering reassuring comments after his departure. Rey's New Jedi Order movie was announced back…
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Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor on Nickel Boys and Finding Power in Southern Stories
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor is not one to sit back and wait for roles to find her. The moment she saw Hale County This Morning, This Evening, she knew she wanted to work with Ramell Ross. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYQssAX6z1c[/embed] “I stalked him—let’s just call…
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Conan O’Brien, ‘Wicked,’ Acceptance Speeches & More
Following up on last year’s Oscars was going to be a very tough task for show producers Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan. Not only was there a critical, box-office smash hit winning the top prize going into the night (“Oppenheimer”)…
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