
Narnia: The Magician's Nephew — First Look, Cast and 2027 Release Plan
Netflix's first Narnia: The Magician's Nephew photos show Digory, Polly, Uncle Andrew and Jadis. Here are the confirmed cast and February theatrical and April Netflix dates.
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Netflix's first Narnia: The Magician's Nephew photos show Digory, Polly, Uncle Andrew and Jadis. Here are the confirmed cast and February theatrical and April Netflix dates.

Bad Optics returns to 2026: Hal is murdered, Guy Gardner brings back his old ring, and John exhumes Hal to activate the Halogram. Here is what the episode establishes.

Lights Out ends the Rushville Manhunter hunt with Zoe's death, Hal's fall and John's brief claim to the ring. Why he then returns it to Lianna.

The Weenie turns the Rushville case toward Zoe while Sinestro and Lianna put Hal and John on opposite sides of the ring. Here is what Episode 4 confirms.

Trust Fall gives John a warning about a Manhunter in Rushville while Hal finds alien technology and turns to Sinestro. The bird construct hints at John's unusual control.

The Lanterns premiere follows Hal and John into a Rushville alien investigation, then jumps ten years ahead to Hal's body and a missing ring. Here is what Episode 1 establishes.

Watch the official trailer for Renny Harlin's The Beast, with Samuel L. Jackson as a president forced to drive the armed limousine and Joel Kinnaman as his injured agent.

Lionsgate's full Day Drinker teaser is out. Watch the official footage and see what it establishes about Johnny Depp, Madelyn Cline, Penélope Cruz and the March 2027 release.

From Die Hard and Terminator 2 to The Matrix, Mad Max: Fury Road and The Raid, these are Red Reactions' 20 best action movies of all time.

Daniel Craig gives 007 a rough edge, Eva Green makes the poker game personal, and Martin Campbell keeps the action tied to character.

Die Hard still works because John McClane can be hurt, Hans Gruber can think, and Nakatomi Plaza gives every confrontation a place and a purpose.

Keanu Reeves and Chad Stahelski make a simple revenge story compelling through readable movement and a criminal world sketched with restraint.

Christopher McQuarrie gives Ethan Hunt's biggest stunts clear objectives, while a dense web of alliances sometimes slows the chase between them.

The 1985 film's exhilarating physical comedy and escalating stunts outshine a thin police plot and some awkward tonal shifts.

The 1987 film's shift from commando swagger to jungle horror is its best idea, even if the characters rarely grow beyond their roles in the hunt.

Kurosawa's long ensemble drama earns its final battle by teaching us the village, its defenders and the cost of each decision.

James Cameron scales up the chase, gives Sarah Connor a harder edge and makes the T-1000 a threat that changes every encounter.

The Wachowskis make a complicated world legible through Neo's choices and action scenes that pay off the rules established around him.

Gareth Evans and Iko Uwais turn a simple police raid into a sequence of distinct, readable fights, even if the people between them remain thinly drawn.

Sony calls The Social Reckoning a companion piece to The Social Network. Here is how Aaron Sorkin's new film connects, what changes and when it opens.

Netflix's Cliff Booth trailer brings Brad Pitt back in 1977, with David Fincher directing Quentin Tarantino's new Hollywood crime story.

A24's first Slayground promo uses haunted-attraction security footage and a viral countdown, while keeping Jeremy Saulnier's plot and release date guarded.

Tubi's Pumpkinhead 2 trailer brings Cassandra Peterson into Redhaven as a witch who may help Sam and Becka stop a new harvest curse.

NEON's full Paper Tiger trailer expands James Gray's 1986 New York crime drama with Adam Driver, Miles Teller and Scarlett Johansson.