Forty years ago, Gundam's first sequel took the kind of big swings few franchises are willing to take today.

The Russo Brother's spin on the 2018 Simon Stålenhag graphic novel hits Netflix March 14.

Anora swept the proceedings at the 2025 Oscars with five wins across the biggest categories of the night.

Plus, George Miller still has hopes he might get to make a new Mad Max film some day.

The new Gundam series' whole premise hinges on a single moment—and it's one I've not stopped thinking about since seeing its theatrical prequel movie, Beginning.

Gygax Jr., who continued his father Gary Gygax's legacy through a host of TTRPG endeavors, passed away last night.

Dinosaurs, F1 cars, beautiful architecture... March 2025 is a pricey month to be a Lego fan.

Plus, Kingpin's ready to stamp out vigilantes for good in a new spot for Daredevil: Born Again.

Thirty years ago, 'Ex Post Facto' offered a spin on a spin of one of Star Trek's favorite tropes.

Marvel Rivals' recent mid-season patch brought with it a new map, and the inadvertent return of one of Moon Knight's most famous memes.

Hackman, who's career spanned generations of classics from The French Connection to The Royal Tenenbaums, was 95.

The next entry in the Pokémon Legends series takes us back to the region first explored in Pokémon X and Y later this year.

Plus, get a glimpse at Stephen Spielberg's mystery new UFO movie.

It's only taken over 15 seasons of TV since the pivot to Disney+, but by god they got there.

The newest Mobile Suit Gundam series' movie prequel stylishly sets the stage for a show that's bursting with incredible potential.

Fans are convinced that one of the big storylines in season 2 of the hit Star Wars show will bring a major turning point in the Rebel Alliance's history to screen for the first time.

Ncuti Gatwa and Varada Sethu star in the latest season of the show–which comes at a crucial time for the long-lived sci-fi series.

Plus, Jennifer Love Hewitt shares a tiny tease from behind the scenes on I Know What You Did Last Summer.

The 3,145-piece Tyrannosaurus rex set will stomp onto shelves from March 12.

Plus, the Russo brothers want their return to Marvel in Avengers: Doomsday to challenge people.