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In a new interview, the Odyssey director argues younger viewers spot it fast, and that changes what films they choose.

A single tweet locks in PS5-era physical availability, even as PlayStation keeps cutting discs for future systems.

The producer drops a house-backed single with Bb trickz, telegraphing a bigger Spanish-language push.

Casting talk puts a new Robert Langdon on Netflix, with Tom Hanks in the shadows and Dan Brown in the driver seat.

Over eight years, Sheridan shows accumulate far fewer nominations than the cultural footprint suggests, with decision-makers taking notes.

A new Grand Theft Auto Online DLC turns players into art collectors and art thieves, with early heist details revealed.

A Yellowstone spinoff delivers the streamer’s biggest freshman debut, ranks No. 1 weekly, and reshapes what gets funded next.

Christopher Nolan argues younger audiences will show up for a 3-hour Greek epic, and he points to $360M and $406M results.

The Kane Parsons YouTube-to-A24 hit lands via digital sales and rentals, turning a tight release schedule into leverage.

A Mac-only, AirPods-based app pitches itself as comfort-first, then opens an accessibility door.

David Leitch's Nicholas Hoult-Zoë Kravitz heist thriller shifts release timing, forcing studios and planners to juggle crowded calendars.