[ad_1] Like everyone else involved in the film, Emily Blunt struck gold with Oppenheimer (now streaming exclusively on Peacock!). Christopher Nolan’s historical epic is one of the most celebrated movies of the past year, and Blunt is right at the center of all the critical and commercial love alongside co-stars Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. She’s…

[ad_1] Maybe it’s Mardi Gras… or maybe it’s just coincidence. Either way, cool action movies set in New Orleans are having a bit of a February renaissance on Peacock, where fans have a chance to catch Jason Statham skulking around the Big Easy in 2011’s The Mechanic (stream it here!) and points far beyond in…

[ad_1] Since taking over the role of Bruce Banner (and his mean, green alter ego) from Edward Norton over a decade ago, Mark Ruffalo has enjoyed a substantial presence within the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe. Here’s the thing, though: Every MCU project to feature Ruffalo as the uncontrollable rage monster in the torn purple pants have…

[ad_1] The 2011 found footage film Apollo 18 (streaming now on Peacock!) tells the story of a secret crewed Moon mission and the cover up that followed. The Apollo 18 mission (canceled in real life) was picked up again and tasked with secretly delivering a Department of Defense payload to the Moon’s South Pole. All…

[ad_1] With Season 3 of SYFY’s acclaimed Resident Alien series now in full swing, Dark Horse Comics has some exciting news to share with the human race. SYFY WIRE can exclusively announce that the comic book adventures of Harry Vanderspeigle will officially continue this summer in a brand-new storyline — subtitled The Book of Life — from original co-creators…

[ad_1] We’re well into 2024 right now, but so many movies release in any given year these days, there’s a good chance that you’re still trying to catch up on worthy 2023 releases. In the realm of genre films, we certainly got plenty of great ones last year, including some very good under-the-radar films that…

[ad_1] After 31 leaps across time over two seasons of NBC‘s Quantum Leap revival, the big question that endures is will Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee) ever make it back to his time (circa 2025) and his team/family, including former fiancée Addison (Caitlin Bassett), Magic Williams (Ernie Hudson), Ian Wright (Mason Alexander Park), and Jenn Chou (Nanrisa Lee). …

[ad_1] The writers of the revival of NBC’s Quantum Leap have quite the knack at ending seasons where they gleefully dismantle everything we thought we knew about the Quantum Leap Program. At the end of Season 1, they lost Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee) for three years, and put HQ on ice. Now, at the…

[ad_1] In the summer of 2017, Christopher Nolan stepped out of his blockbuster comfort zone with a stab at grounded, non-fiction cinema. The end result was Dunkirk, a harrowing, inspiring, and critically-acclaimed dramatization of the British Expeditionary Force’s miraculous escape from the shores of France during the early years of World War II. True to the…

[ad_1] We’re still in the infancy of crewed space exploration. We’ve sent a dozen people to the Moon, and we’ve continuously inhabited a space station in low-Earth orbit for more than two decades. Those aren’t small achievements, but when it comes to exploring the solar system – let alone exploring other star systems, like in…