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Snoke is not the monk-like Sith Emperor of the original Star Wars trilogy. Andy Serkis says he’s much more volatile, and a lot more destructive in the new film.

Leave it to Marvel to drop some awesome news on this sleepy Thanksgiving eve, and they’re definitely giving us all something to be thankful for: Jude Law has signed on to play the male lead opposite Brie Larson in Captain Marvel, which marks Larson’s big — and highly-anticipated — MCU debut. Depending on your particular feelings about such things, you may be disappointed or thrilled to learn that he won’t be playing her love interest.

Watch Rey resist the lure of the Dark Side in the latest ad for the galactic saga’s newest blockbuster.

A new Pixar film is opening next week, but you can bet Coco will also arrive with some exciting Pixar news. Ahead of the studio’s latest animated adventure, Pixar fans are getting one incredible treat. On Saturday – as in tomorrow, as in just a few hours from now...

In the first trailer for the video game adaptation ‘Rampage, The Rock tries to save a city from a massive gorilla, giant wolf, and monstrous crocodile.

You’d be hard-pressed to top the one-off, wine-soaked perfection of Big Little Lies, but HBO can’t help flying a little closer to that Monterey sun. A new report suggest Season 2 is officially a go, with production earmarked for 2018.

The villainous Mr. Glass is back and still in his wheelchair in the first set photo from the M. Night Shyamalan ‘Split’ sequel.

We don’t know if True Detective can make Season 3 work, let alone start revisiting past characters, but one hope for a Rust and Marty reunion may be dashed. Woody Harrelson isn’t interested in any kind of return to HBO’s True Detective, even if his partner says otherwise.

With all this talk of darkness, light, and letting the past die, things look more ominous for our heroes than ever in ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi.’

A reboot of the ‘Ace Ventura’ franchise is in the works, along with a handful of other ‘80s and ‘90s movies.

After-show specials for today’s biggest TV are pretty old-hat by now, but it’s another matter when Netflix attempts one with its all-at-once binge model. As such, Stranger Things will go Beyond with Netflix’s first stab at a post-binge talk show, launching alongside the new season.

There’s some major lingering questions ‘Stranger Things’ needs to address in Season 2.