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"Dune: Part Two" has finally arrived, concluding Denis Villeneuve's ambitious two-part adaptation of Frank Herbert's first "Dune" novel. The sprawling epic of Paul Atreides' (Timothée Chalamet) quest to free the people of Arrakis from the brutal rule of the Harkonnens, while avenging his slain father (Oscar Isaac), has taken audiences across time and space, reflecting a scope arguably not seen since Peter Jackson's original "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy.

It's been a rough few years for superheroes at the movies. From depressing box office returns to unusually cold critical receptions, comic book fans would be forgiven for feeling as though the genre's popularity truly peaked with "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019.

While the amount of musicians who have died at age 27 has achieved near-mythic status, there are just as many actors who have passed at that age as well.

Warner Bros. and Legendary Entertainment's MonsterVerse has reemerged from the depths once more to deliver yet another commercial hit with "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire." The big-budget CG spectacle debuted in the U.S. on March 29, 2024, raking in a staggering opening box office haul that only continues getting more impressive as its theatrical run continues. Despite some lukewarm reviews, Adam Wingard's latest epic has already torn its way through the Top 10 highest-grossing films of the year — as of the start of April, it's sitting just under "Kung Fu Panda 4" and the box office success story of "Dune: Part Two" — while boasting, at the time of this writing, the second-best U.S. opening weekend of 2024 as well.

Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" only gets better on rewatch. So we consumed a bunch of behind-the-scenes info, and the film seems completely different now.

We finally have our first look at "Joker: Folie á Deux," the dark and dreamy sequel to Todd Phillips' audacious 2019 comic book movie debut "Joker." Warner Bros. has released a teaser trailer, showcasing the sure-to-be destructive love affair between disillusioned comedian Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) and fellow Arkham Asylum inmate Harley Quinn (Lady Gaga). As they dance in and out of the Joker's twisted, fractured psyche, one can only imagine what kind of chaos they will undoubtedly sow. However, we do get more than a few clues from this first trailer, including how the film's controversial genre twist will come into play.

Is there anyone more beloved in Hollywood right now than Ryan Gosling? The 43-year-old Canadian actor has had a truly awe-inspiring career in the decades since he burst into the entertainment industry on Disney's "The Mickey Mouse Club" as a young artist. From his entrancingly broody turn in the tense thriller "Drive" to his implacably Kenergetic (and Oscar-nominated) performance in Greta Gerwig's "Barbie," it's hard to imagine any of his peers not harboring at least a little jealousy for his uniquely eclectic body of work. Indeed, Gosling has made home runs out of an enviable number of big swings in his career — but many of those swings also resulted in equally large misses.

Amazon Prime's "Fallout" series has scored rave reviews. The hit video game adaptation is packed with clever Easter eggs that fans of the franchise will love.

Amazon's "Fallout" series looks amazing thanks to the hard work of several top VFX houses. Here's what the Prime Video show looks like without special effects.

If you were a child in the 1990s, there's a strong chance you have at least a sliver of nostalgia reserved for Jonathan Taylor Thomas. The former Hollywood "It" boy and teen magazine heartthrob became a regular fixture in homes across America through his role on Tim Allen's sitcom "Home Improvement," in which "JTT" played Allen's character's middle son Randy Taylor. At the same time, he also landed the role of Young Simba in the groundbreaking Walt Disney Studios animated feature "The Lion King." (When he wasn't making trouble in the Taylor household, Thomas was busy voicing a staggering amount of characters from your childhood.)