Sons Of Anarchy Creator Is Making A Western For Netflix Netflix can’t stand to see Kurt Sutter go. In a deal with the streaming powerhouse, the “Sons of Anarchy” creator and one-time “The Shield” director has locked in on his next project, a series titled “The Abandons” that relocates the grit of “Sons” to the Old West. Teased by Deadline as a “potential hourlong” show, the series is the result of a long-running desire on Sutter’s part to do a Western....

Star Wars Bits: ‘Force Awakens’ Toy Rumors, BB-8, Drew Struzan, Star Wars Celebration, Comics This latest Star Wars Bits might be the most jam-packed yet. Below, read about the following: Header image: Fan art byLove Carmichaelon Deviant Art. One of the things that makesStar Wars Star Warsis the merchandise. It’s the beating heart of the franchise so with 11 months to go untilStar Wars: The Force Awakenshits theaters, you knew we’d start to hear about the merchandise....

Superhero Bits: Guardians Of The Galaxy, The Wolverine, Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D., Kick-Ass 2, Batman Vs. Superman We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. What didDarren Aronofsky, who almost directedThe Wolverine, think ofJames Mangold’sThe Wolverine? Will Spider-Man have an ally inThe Amazing Spider-Man 2? What image has leaked from the set ofGuardians of the Galaxy? How isJeff WadlowteasingX-Force? Which frame rate isBryan Singerusing to shoot Quicksilver inX-Men: Days of Future Past?...

Superhero Bits: The Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises, Arrow, The Amazing Spider-Man What video did Marvel create to thank everyone forThe Avengers? Want to see some new images fromThe Dark Knight RisesandThe Amazing Spider-Man? Does the success ofThe Avengersprove piracy isn’t a big deal? Which soft drink will have its ownDark Knight Risesflavor? Where willThe Amazing Spider-Manopen before the United States? What’s the latest on the CW showArrow? IsThe Avengersresponsible for America’s economic problems?...

The ‘Bane’ Of Tony Dalton’s Existence Became His Greatest Asset On Better Call Saul Not a single person could’ve ever predicted what would be in store for all of us — viewers, writers, and even actors alike — whenSaul Goodman name-droppeda mysterious and unseen “Lalo” in sheer panic during his very first appearance in season 2 of “Breaking Bad.” Although it would take years for the throwaway line to end up producing fruit in the spinoff series/prequel “Better Call Saul,” creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould clearly set a high creative bar for themselves to expand on that moment — and eventually exceeded their own high standards....

The 10 Best LGBTQ+ Films Of The Decade (This article is part of ourBest of the Decadeseries.)Representation of gender and sexual minorities in mainstream cinema has really taken off in the past decade, at least relative to decades prior, where LGBTQ+ audiences were fortunate to have one notable example in a given year, let alone options for seeing their experiences portrayed and dramatized. We’re still a long way from having parity with cisgender and straight representation, and it’s notable that the increase in quality representation didn’t really take off until the latter half of the decade, but change has definitely trended toward the positive....

The 30 Most Underrated Disney Movies You Need To See, Ranked We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. To some degree, “underrated Disney movie” is an oxymoron. No other movie studio in history has been so successful at positioning virtually all of its production into the epicenter of mainstream visibility. But there are still those Disney films that haven’t been given as much recognition as they deserve, whether as a result of critical mistreatment, audience rejection, or mere underestimation....

The Batman Sequel Probably Already In The Works, So Take It Easy, Sweetheart We have been waiting years for “The Batman,” a movie that has gone through two wildly different iterations withdifferentfilmmakers behind and potential stars in front of the camera. Yet, after all of the wait,director Matt Reeves' versionis finally upon us, with the DC Comics adaptation hitting theaters next week. We will all know what Robert Pattinson brings to the role of the Dark Knight soon enough, and it turns out that Warner Bros....

The Best Movies & TV Shows Coming To Netflix July 2021 Here comes July, and with it, a whole new bunch of stuff on Netflix. And while you could probably spend hours scrolling around to figure out what the new titles are, we’ve gone ahead and listed them all for you below, free of charge. You might even say we’re heroes. So here’s what’s new on Netflix July 2021, and what you should go out of your way to watch....

The Complete ‘Westworld’ Soundtrack Is Now Available To Stream Westworld’s first season ended on Sunday and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about thatwild, weird, and mentally discombobulating 90-minute finale. No show sinceGame of Throneshas commanded so much of my attention and no series sinceLosthas seen my falling down so many rabbit holes of discussion. I’m not sure if I’m ready to call it the best show on television right now, but it is certainly themostshow on television right now, jamming more ideas and concepts into single episodes than most series can manage in their entire runs....

The Morning Watch: ‘Ready Player One’ Easter Eggs, Cram For ‘The Last Jedi’ & More The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows. In this edition, check out the extensive number of Easter eggs from the most recent trailer forReady Player One....

The Water Cooler: ‘The Lion King’ Sing-Along, The Quest For A Great Cooking Show, And A Hans Zimmer Concert Welcome toThe Water Cooler, a weekly feature where the /Film staff is free to go off-topic and talk about everythingexceptthe movies and TV shows they normally write about. In this edition: Ben attends a sing-along screening of The Lion King, Peter tries to sell his DVD collection, Jacob gets hooked on Top Chef, Jack reads some Stephen King, Ethan tries out a new board game, Chris sees Hans Zimmer perform live, and Hoai-Tran quits her day job....

This Week In Trailers: Café De Flore, Piggy, Kumare, Peddlers, Miss Lovely, Fight Church, Madea’s Witness Protection Trailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: I celebrate all levels of trailers and hopefully this column will satisfactorily give you a baseline of what beta wave I’m operating on, because what better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising?...