Everybody knows that in 2011, The Office closed out its legendary run on NBC after nine seasons, but according to a recent oral history, the showrunners (particularly co-creator Greg Daniels) had an idea on how they could potentially reinvent the series and keep it going for years and years.

Not only does the series make great use of Quibi's smartphone-only platform, but it also provides a terrific showcase for the talents of its charismatic star, Stephan James. Whether or not you recognize James right off the bat, you're likely already familiar with his work.

James Gunn has finally unveiled the full lineup for his team in The Suicide Squad, including lots of new characters and a few returning favorites. Among those who won't be returning, though, is Katana, the sword-wielding bodyguard played in the 2016 film by Karen Fukuhara. Where'd she go?

The trailer for Enola Holmes received a little kick in the soundtrack from a legendary band. The back half of the spot prominently features a sweet, power chord-y guitar riff (which first creeps in as an orchestral version) that is guaranteed to have viewers of a certain age reeling with déjà vu.

Like any great piece of advertising, the new trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 has left viewers with more questions than answers. Adding to the intrigue is a new fan theory making the rounds on the internet: what if the "1984" of the title doesn't just refer to the year in which the story is set?

DC fans just got a green, swampy treat, courtesy of the CW. The network just dropped a new trailer for Swamp Thing, which will make its broadcast debut on the network in October. The series was unceremoniously axed by streamer DC Universe just days after its premiere in June of last year.

Watch your back, Mr. Scorsese, because there's another "Irishman" flick burning up the charts on Netflix these days. We don't know whether Kill the Irishman's recent viewership bump is the result of name similarity with Scorsese's epic, but we're sincerely glad people are finding it. Here's why.

From magical spirits of nature to talking dinosaurs and familiar television characters brought to the big screen, let's take a look back at the best '90s animated movies that didn't come from Disney.

Miracle Workers star Karan Soni spoke with Looper in an exclusive interview to tease some of his behind-the-scenes Harry Potter talk with his co-star Daniel Radcliffe, and to dish on what the actor is really like to work with.

Here's everything we know about the late arriving Season 4 of Paramount's 'Yellowstone.'

Another wild season of Yellowstone came to a close on Sunday. The finale didn't disappoint when it came to literally explosive cliffhangers, but that doesn't mean all fans of the show are pleased, as one particularly troublesome detail has sparked debate online.

Because of her skill, trying to choose Streep's best and worst performances is a tall order, although that certainly isn't going to stop us from trying. Something to keep in mind, however, is that there are far too many great Streep performances to include them all.

In a roundtable with the cast of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Looper asked the cast what their final individual scenes were and how they felt when they wrapped.

There's a simple reason writer-director Matt Reeves chose Robert Pattinson to be The Batman. During the upcoming film's panel at last weekend's DC FanDome, Reeves stated plainly for Bat-fans what many of us have been well aware of for some time: the guy can act circles around most of his peers.

They may not be as necessary to a franchise as some others, but these sequels are definitely worth watching. And if you haven't heard of them, you aren't alone. These are the best movie sequels you've never watched.

Working on the Transformers film series wasn't all sunshine and rainbows for everyone involved. Here's the regret Megan Fox has about her days as a Transformers star, and how it turned into a huge learning experience for her.

There are some ideas about sci-fi movies floating around that are so insightful they could very well be true.

The Disney+ original film Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Candace Against the Universe is almost here, and we have received assurances from Mickey himself that the flick will come absolutely loaded with Easter eggs for the series' dedicated fans — so many that we're here to point out a few.

If the newly released trailers for the video game Gotham Knights and Matt Reeves' The Batman are any indication, we're going to be hearing the name "Court of Owls" a lot in the next couple of years. Comic enthusiasts will already be salivating in excitement, while everyone else asks, "What's that?"

You know you did something right when your trailer reaction video gets retweeted by the movie's director. That's exactly what happened when one of the hosts of The GOAT Movie Podcast posted his reaction to the trailer for The Batman.

While the Snyder Cut trailer is less than three minutes long, the small glimpses offered of Cyborg's backstory, Iris West, Superman's black suit, a reworked resurrection, and the arrival of Darkseid already point to a dramatically improved film.

The introduction of intriguing new characters is certainly welcome, but The Suicide Squad's vastly updated cast also means that several of the enticing characters from the original film have been left out of the sequel. One of the more glaring omissions is Cara Delevigne's Enchantress.

Questions about how a relatively slim romcom actor would fit in as a regularly gigantic, muscular destruction machine were put to the side when Centineo started outlining his new workout schedule — which takes some confidence when you're discussing it one-on-one with the Rock.

You might have recognized the voice — even the uninitiated can likely pick out Kurt Cobain's characteristic crooning — but not necessarily the title. The song in the new trailer reflects what could be significant hints about the themes we're going to explore in this new iteration of the Dark Knight.

You know him from The Last Black Man in San Francisco and Da 5 Bloods. Now, Jonathan Majors is the star of HBO's genre-bender Lovecraft Country. During a virtual press junket recently attended by Looper, Majors opened up about his Lovecraft Country character, masculinity, legacy, and monsters.

The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star is probably the most qualified person around to advise Farrell about his role in The Batman — and it just so happens that DeVito has issued Farrell a hilarious warning about playing the Penguin.

Fans of The Batman have taken to Twitter in the wake of the first trailer for Matt Reeves' reboot, which premiered during DC FanDome on August 22, and they're making a pretty amusing comparison between Robert Pattinson's Caped Crusader and a famously brooding musician.