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Four episodes into Season 3 and the dragons are finally earning their screen time. Plus The Dink just landed on Apple TV+ and it's the weirdest sports comedy of the year. Here's your streaming rundown for a week when the theaters are hogging all the attention.

In 1981, three college kids and a shoestring budget created one of the most enduring horror franchises in cinema. Forty-five years and six films later, Evil Dead Burn proves that you can't keep a good deadite down.

Sébastien Vaniček brings the deadites back on July 24 with Evil Dead Burn, Christopher Nolan's Odyssey dominates its second weekend, and Tom Holland's Spider-Man: Brand New Day is exactly seven days out. July 2026 is the summer that won't stop giving.

Chevron seven is locked, and we're heading back to one of the greatest hours of sci-fi television ever produced. Why SG-1 S4E6 remains the gold standard for time-loop stories.

Twelve films. Three decades. Seven Oscar wins. One director who turned IMAX cameras into a storytelling revolution. We ran the numbers on Christopher Nolan's entire career — the data tells the story of cinema's most bankable auteur.

Sam Reid is giving the performance of the summer and nobody's talking about it because Christopher Nolan just dropped a $250 million IMAX epic. Let's fix that — plus your streaming picks for a week when theaters are absolutely dominating.

Dunkirk, Tenet, Oppenheimer, and now The Odyssey. At some point in the last decade, Nolan stopped being a filmmaker and became a gravitational force. The numbers, the hype, and the IMAX cameras all agree.

The Odyssey lands on July 17 with a $250 million budget, the most stacked cast of the year, and the first film ever shot entirely on IMAX 70mm cameras. Plus Jonah Hill's counter-programming comedy, Moana's second weekend, and the July gauntlet rolls on.

On March 8, the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Films inducted Star Trek into the Saturn Awards Hall of Fame during the 53rd annual ceremony. William Shatner, Brent Spiner, Jonathan Frakes, and Robert Picardo took the stage together — a moment that reminded everyone why this franchise still matters at 60.

Disney has spent a decade remaking its animated classics. We put every film through the data — box office, budgets, critic scores, audience scores, and ROI. The numbers tell a story the studio probably doesn't want you to see.

We're halfway through summer and your streaming queue is either overflowing or collecting dust. I've been keeping up with everything so you don't have to — here's what survived, what peaked, and what quietly became the best thing on TV.

In 2015, Disney released a live-action Cinderella and quietly launched the most ambitious remake experiment in film history. Ten years and a dozen films later, we're still watching them do it — and the results are more complicated than you think.

Catherine Laga'aia steps into the biggest Disney live-action debut since Halle Bailey's Little Mermaid, Dwayne Johnson returns as Maui, and this is just the warmup — Nolan, Evil Dead, and Spider-Man are all coming before August.

Spielberg brought aliens to IMAX, Pixar asked if toys still matter, and A24 killed Robin Hood. June was the month I remembered why I built this database.

The Legally Blonde prequel hit Prime Video on July 1 and I watched all of it before the fireworks started. Plus five more picks for your long weekend — whether you've got three hours or three days.

The DCU's second film sent its lead to space with a dog and a teenager instead of giving audiences another Metropolis slugfest. James Gunn just made the most confident creative bet in superhero cinema this year.

This week brings Illumination's Minions & Monsters to the July 4th corridor, Angel Studios bets on Young Washington, and the holdover lineup — Supergirl, Jackass 5, Toy Story 5 — is still pulling crowds. Plus: July's upcoming slate might be the strongest of the entire summer.

After a long absence, all 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1 are back on Netflix. Here is what this means for the franchise's momentum ahead of the Amazon revival.

Announced over four years ago with a stunning cinematic trailer, Star Wars Eclipse was supposed to be the franchise's bold leap into the High Republic era. According to a new report from Insider Gaming, the game may be years away from completion — if it ever ships at all.

Three consecutive weekends. Three potential hundred-million-dollar openings. June 2026 just delivered the most concentrated box office battle in years — here's what the data reveals about who won, who got hurt, and what it means for the rest of the summer.

We dug into the spameri.cz database to find every Czech and Czechoslovak film we have indexed. Three Oscar wins, one of cinema's greatest directorial exports, and an average rating that consistently beats Hollywood averages. Here's what the numbers reveal about a century of Czech filmmaking.

June dropped an avalanche of new seasons. The Vampire Lestat, Vox Machina S4, Sweet Magnolias S5, Grantchester's final season, and more — I watched them all so you don't have to. Here are the verdicts.

Maul: Shadow Lord premieres today on Disney+, and the reviews are in. Critics are calling it the most visually stunning Star Wars animation ever made — but not everyone agrees it sticks the landing.

It's not a superhero sequel, a nostalgia reboot, or a Disney cash grab. The most overhyped movie of 2026 is a $19 million opening weekend from an Oscar-winning director — and we all saw it coming.

Pixar had the perfect ending. Toy Story 4 wrapped everything up with a bow so clean it made grown adults sob in parking lots. So why are we here again? Because Disney smelled money, Pixar found a theme worth chasing, and somehow — against all odds — there might be a reason this movie exists.

Two massive theatrical premieres and a Netflix drop that's about to take over every timeline. The week of June 22 doesn't mess around — here's everything hitting screens and what deserves your time.

Toy Story 5 asks whether tablets have made toys obsolete, A24 reimagines Robin Hood as a dark thriller with Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, and Hayley Kiyoko brings her bestselling queer romance to theaters. Three films, three completely different vibes, one great week.

Meryl Streep proved she can still command a room, A24 turned a creepypasta into a real horror movie, and Star Wars went back to theaters. May was stacked.

Rain, laziness, or just a really good couch — whatever's keeping you inside, I've matched every mood to the perfect streaming pick. New releases and comfort classics, all in one guide.