Harry Potter: Why Ron And Hermione Are A Perfect Endgame Couple (Sorry, JKR)
The whole "Harry should've been with Hermione" argument needs to die a fast death, because clearly she's meant to be with Ron - as the books prove.
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Every Wrong Lesson Hollywood Learned From Blockbusters - From Dark Knight To The MCU
Sometimes, a great movie like The Avengers, Shrek, or Lord of the Rings comes out ... and Hollywood milks it to death in exactly the wrong way.
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The Winter King Repeats Game Of Thrones & Fantasy TV's Biggest Blunder
The newest Arthurian epic's take on Nimue makes the same problematic mistake as so many other fantasy and historical TV shows.
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Forget The Matrix, Let The Long-Awaited Neuromancer Adaptation Reboot Cyberpunk
The cyberpunk genre has had a recent renaissance, and it may finally be time for the novel that started it all to get the adaptation it deserves.
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Top Boy: Why Netflix's British Crime Drama You've Never Heard Of Deserves Your Attention
Netflix's "Top Boy," the British answer to "The Wire," might tackle the same topics, but this crime drama you've never heard of deserves your attention.
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Move Over, Mandalorian: Ahsoka Is Already The Most Important Star Wars Show
After just three episodes "Ahsoka" has dethroned "The Mandalorian" as the most important "Star Wars" show on Disney+. Here's how this happened.
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Star Wars' New Jedi Order Movie Needs The Yuuzhan Vong
Rey's upcoming New Jedi Order movie could be a big risk for Star Wars, but there's a guaranteed way for it to make a huge splash: the Yuuzhan Vong.
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Why And Just Like That Season 3 Should Move The Spotlight From Carrie To Charlotte
"And Just Like That" Season 2 proved to viewers that Charlotte is ready to take the spotlight away from Carrie Bradshaw in Max's newly greenlit Season 3.
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Riverdale Series Finale Gives Archie & The Gang A Perfectly Nostalgic Ending
After seven seasons, "Riverdale" came to an end with the episode "Goodbye Riverdale" and a satisfying ending for Archie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead.
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And Just Like That Season 2 Proves Carrie Bradshaw Is The Worst Friend & Human
"And Just Like That" has recently nabbed a Season 3 renewal and we have one question about it: Why should we still care about Carrie Bradshaw's love life?
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If Ahsoka Isn't Better Than The Mandalorian S3, Star Wars' Filoni-Verse Is Doomed
After a number of missteps, Disney can't afford another "Star Wars" blunder. Dave Filoni's live-action "Ahsoka" series needs to be a win.
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Edgar Wright's Running Man Needs More Stephen King, Less Schwarzenegger
"The Running Man" is one of Schwartzenegger's better movies. Edgar Wright should still steer clear of it and base his version solely on Stephen King's novel.
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DC Studios, Stop Ignoring Milestone And Greenlight A Static Shock Movie Already
We love Spider-Man too, but we've seen countless iterations of him. There's one DC teen hero who has never gotten his spotlight on the big screen but should.
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Ahsoka's Return To The Jedi Is A Rancor-Sized Plot Hole Disney+ Needs To Fix
Dave Filoni's live-action "Ahsoka" series could be the next great "Star Wars" show, but it needs to address one big change to the character.
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Why The Witcher Season 4 Will Have To Breakup Radovid And Jaskier's Relationship
Netflix's "The Witcher" has proven to be an enduring success for the streaming platform. But Season 4 spells trouble for one beloved fan-favorite couple.
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After TMNT: Mutant Mayhem & Spider-Verse, It's Time For An Animated Batman Beyond Movie
With "Spider-Verse" and "TMNT" lighting up the theatrical animation sphere, there's no better time for a "Batman Beyond" movie to emerge from the shadows.
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Toy Story 5 Should Be A Forky And Knifey Love Story (& Ditch Andy's Old Toys)
Toy Story's original crew have completed their journey. It's time for the plastic utensil duo to shine.
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The Witcher Author's Hussite Trilogy Is The Elixir High Fantasy TV Desperately Needs
Andrzej Sapkowski, the author of "The Witcher," has also dabbled in historical fiction. And his Hussite Trilogy is the elixir high fantasy TV desperately needs.
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TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Proves We're Ready For A Street Sharks Revival
"TMNT: Mutant Mayhem" proves that beloved '90s cartoon characters deserve some more time on the big screen. But here's a team you might not know but should.
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Between Good Omens 2 & Sandman, Hollywood Has Finally Figured Out Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman's "Good Omens 2" surpasses its original season, proving that the maestro has learned how to finally adapt his creative work to the small screen.
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Galaxy Quest's Plot Was Sequel-Proof, & The TV Revival Will Just Be An Orville Clone
Galaxy Quest was a perfect film, but its premise won't translate to a continuation that isn't just The Orville's lesser sibling.
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After The Haunted Mansion, We're Ready For A Movie About Disney's Scariest Ride
ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter, your time has finally come. Disney, this is the potential franchise you've been dying for.
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Twisted Metal Proves It's Time To Park Car-Themed Video Game Adaptations In The Garage
"Twisted Metal," "Need for Speed," and "Gran Turismo" all adapt car video games to live action. They also make good points on why this shouldn't be a thing.
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Forget Wonka, It's Time To Adapt Roald Dahl's Adult Horror Stories To Film
"Wonka" will introduce the fiction of Roald Dahl to a new generation of fans, but his overlooked adult-oriented work deserves to be adapted as well.
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Witcher Theory: Cavill's Geralt Sacrifice Paves The Way For Hemsworth's Variant
The Witcher's Geralt recasting might cleverly become a part of the storyline, going right back to the books.
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Futurama's Resurrection Ruins The Perfect Ending (& Shows Must Stop Doing This)
Maybe we shouldn't be celebrating Futurama's return, considering it already ended on a pitch-perfect note.
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Yes, Comic-Con Is Dying, But The Signs Have Been There For Decades
SDCC is missing major players, and it's clear that the event isn't going to ever be what it once was. Could it be reborn as something new, though?
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