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Before the first line of dialogue or scene, before the first appearance of the star or opening credit, there are the studio logos. These animated introductions have become ubiquitous (and sometimes, in the era of elaborate co-productions, a bit oppressive), but they are also the way all Hollywood films make their first impressions, and that’s

As most Star Warse movies and shows do, The Acolyte begins with a text card explaining the basic premise of the series. But there’s something cool about this particular version of this trope. The text is colored blue,  a callback to the very first “A long time ago, in a galaxy far away” in the original Star Wars. But

Star Wars is charting a new course with the Disney+ series The Acolyte, which is set 100 years before the events of the Star Wars prequels, and features a group of Jedi we’ve never met onscreen before investigating a series of murders during a period where they stand totally unopposed by the Sith. The Acolyte is something different for Star Wars;

A new Suicide Squad anime series from Warner Bros. Japan is coming to streaming later this month.Suicide Squad ISEKAI follows a version of the DC Comics team very similar to the one in James Gunn’s recent The Suicide Squad movie — including Harley Quinn, Peacemaker, and King Shark — sent by Amanda Waller on a mission to another world.You can

The third episode of The Acolyte introduces viewers to a coven of Force-sensitive witches. But how do these characters connect to the witches previously seen on Star Wars: The Clone Wars and on the recent Star Wars: Ahsoka TV series? What makes one Force witch different from another?In our latest Acolyte breakdown video, we’ll explain just where all these witches

The Boys is back with its fourth season of superhero satire on Prime Video. If you’re finally ready to give into the show you do have some catching up to do; 24 episodes of the main series plus eight episodes of its college-set spinoff, Gen V. That’s a pretty hefty binge if you try to watch it all before jumping

There are a few mysteries in Star Wars: The Acolyte, but none bigger than this: Who is the Dark Master and what is their big plan? Clearly, this strange, disturbing Force wielder is manipulating Mae to kill these four Jedi who she blames for this tragedy that occurred during her childhood. But why does the Master want Mae to murder the four

Critics have given the new Star Wars show, The Acolyte, solid to highly positive reviews. And yet the audience scores on websites like Rotten Tomatoes are shockingly low. We’re talking a difference of roughly 50 points between the critics’ rating and the audience’s rating. That’s a huge divide between critics and fans.Where did it come from? Are some fans

We spotted over 100 Easter egg, little details, and hidden Game of Thrones secrets you might have missed on the Season 2 Episode 2 of House of the Dragon. In our latest video we’ll break it all down for you.We’ll explain the symbolic meaning of the model’s destruction, and what sets House of the Dragon apart from other fantasy

Alien: Romulus was clearly made by people who love the Alien franchise. The film is set between the events of Alien and Aliens. It directly references events and people from Alien as well as its prequel, Prometheus. And it contains all sorts of subtler Easter eggs from throughout the entire franchise, even from less-popular entries like Alien: Resurrection.Showing how Alien: Romulus fits into the Alien timeline, and