Overwatchfans got not one buttwotreats today: An animated short featuring D.Va and a new video teasing the brand new Busan map! In “Shooting Star”, the latest animated short forOverwatch, SouthKorea’s favorite professional gamer and star of the MEKA squad, D.Va, takes center stage. While she’s busy working tirelessly to prepare for the next Omnic attack, one might just arrive much sooner than expected. And since Busan is featured in this new short, it only goes to follow that the city itself should be the setting for a brand newOverwatchmap....

Depending on how much time you’ve been spending online lately, reactions toStar Wars: The Last Jedihave been quite strong. Indeed, while the film is making boocoos of money and reviews are wildly positive, there’s a very vocal contingent who appear to feel personally slighted by the film, specifically its rebuffing of expectations in favor of charting new territory. Indeed,The Last Jedigoes to some uncomfortable places when it comes to beloved characters like Luke Skywalker, but each and every one of writer/directorRian Johnson’s decisions is firmly rooted in furthering the development of the characters and theme of hisThe Force Awakenssequel....

I likeVin Diesel’s Riddick, but I’ll even admit that the last movie in the series,Riddick, left a sour taste in my mouth after the character’s testosterone-fueled exploits were deemed so awe-inspiring that he could somehow turn a gay woman straight. While the film was a blip at the box office, Diesel still gets a lot of leeway as long as he remains the face of the lucrativeFast & Furiousfranchise, and it looks like a fourthRiddickfilm is a serious possibility....

Well, we’re in the marketing tailspin now, folks. With a little more than a week left before the world at large gets a gander atRogue One: A Star Wars Story, which has the very real potential to be the best Star Wars movies to date, Disney and LucasFilm seem to be flooding the internet with teasers. This includes today’s debut of an international trailer that gives us a few new glimpses at far-away landscapes, planets, and other otherworldly phenomenon, as well as some new bits featuring Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) and her team, Death Troopers, and the view from inside the Death Star....

Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of Tulsa King. Just like he did in the first season ofTulsa King, Dwight “The General” Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) comes out on top yet again. After a closely fought contest with Caolan Waltrip (Ritchie Coster) in the first season, Dwight prevailed, and he repeated the trick once more this time around. By the time credits rolled on the show’s Season 2 finale, Dwight had displacedCal Thresher (Neal McDonough)from the marijuana business, and with the help of another rival, removed Charles ‘Chickie’ Invernizzi (Domenick Lombardozzi) from this particular chess table....

A trailer for Netflix’s upcoming tattoo cover up show,Tattoo Redo, has dropped. The show will follow clients who come to five of the most talented tattoo artists in the business with their horrible, embarrassing, and unwanted body art. The artists will then cover up the old tattoo with a new design chosen by one of the client’s loved ones. The trailer teases some of the rough tattoos viewers will see covered up, including a tattoo punishment from a lost bet and an unknown phrase in a language the client doesn’t know....

Tombstoneis a classicWestern thatfollows Wyatt Earp(Kurt Russell) and his family, along with best friend Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer), as they settle in the titular town. The Earps get involved in the politics of Tombstone, and become targets of the lethal gang of gunslingers, the Cowboys. Starring a slew of ’90s stars and then up-and-comers,Tombstonealso boasts a bevy of beastly beards and manly mustaches. In trying to makeTombstoneas historically accurateas possible, the stars of the film all decided to grow their own mustaches (and other facial hair) for their roles....

Long beforePeter JacksondirectedThe Beatles: Get Back, the Fab Four already had a subtle connection toThe Lord of the Ringstrilogy. Back in the mid-1960s, decades before Peter Jackson or evenRalph Bakshithought of bringing Middle Earth to the silver-screen,The Beatleswere fresh off of their first two feature films with United Artists: 1964’sA Hard Day’s Nightand 1965’sHelp!The band wassigned on to complete a third filmwith the production company, and in their early stages of development, Paul, John, George, and Ringo considered a possibility so ambitious that it almost comes off as comical— they wanted to adapt and star in their ownLord of the Ringsfilm....

The 1968 psychological horror filmRosemary’s Babyis a masterwork ofslow-burn horror, seamlessly infusing terror with social commentary that, over 50 years later, has inspired a number of contemporary filmmakers fromJordan PeeletoAri Aster. Adapted fromIra Levin’s novelof the same name,Mia Farrowstars as the eponymous Rosemary, a young woman unwittingly recruited into a Satanic cult by her overbearing neighbors and forcibly impregnated with the child of Satan. Explorations of cultism are popular in the horror genre, and while the Satanic cult is certainly an essential part ofRosemary’s Baby, the true horror lies in her husband’s betrayal, the manipulation and gaslighting he subjects her to, and the way their abusive relationship strips Rosemary of her bodily autonomy....

Our own Tommy Cook caughtThe Invitationduring thefestival rounds, and now you can get a taste of the thriller fromKaryn Kusama(Jennifer’s Body) via the first trailer. If you have some unfinished business with a crazy ex, this might bring your worst fears to life. StarringLogan Marshall-Green(Prometheus),Tammy Blanchard(Into the Woods), andMichiel Huisman(Game of Thrones), the film tells the story of one extremely uncomfortable dinner party among exes. Will (Green) is invited to the home of his ex-wife (Blanchard) for the occasion, but soon realizes she has some sort of hidden agenda for the invitation....

One of the great things aboutSuccessionis that, despite juggling plenty of plot lines, every episode can be concisely summed up,Friends-style, as “the one with…” The episode “Which Side Are You On?” is “The One with the Vote of No Confidence.” “Retired Janitors of Idaho” is “The One with the Shareholder Meeting.” “The Disruption” inSeason 3 is “The One withZiwe.“Successionmay tell a serialized story about an ultra-powerful family fighting to win a kiss from their dad, Logan (Brian Cox) (well, at least that’s how it was up until a few weeks ago), but every episode has an identity of its own....

To celebrate the 30thanniversary of one of the most beloved Disney classics,The Wonderful World of Disneyand ABC are presentingThe Little Mermaid Live!spectacular event that weaves live musical performances by a star-studded cast with the broadcast of the original animated feature film. This never-before-seen hybrid format will feature cast membersAuli’i Cravalho(“Ariel”),Queen Latifah(“Ursula”),Shaggy(“Sebastian”),Graham Phillips(“Prince Eric”),John Stamos(“Chef Louis”) andAmber Riley(the show’s emcee), along with beautiful sets, intricate costumes, aerial choreography, and music from both the original movie and the award-winning Broadway stage production....

The past few Academy Awards have made huge strides in genre representation, honoring films that wouldn’t have had a chance of ever appearing even ten years ago. Films likeThe Substance,Get Out,andEverything, Everywhere, All At Onceinspired huge watermark moments that compelled the Academy to go into uncharted territory, forever changing what an “Oscar-worthy film” could look like. Genre has always had an uphill battle when it comes to the Oscars, even as far back as the 1940s, whenCrossfiremade history by being the first true B-movie to be nominated forBest Picture, along with four other Oscar nominations....