It was sort of a given that Netflix’s new adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley would make for an intriguing watch, but the series’ latest trailer also leaves little question about how absolutely gorgeous it’s going to be when it hits the streamer on April 4th.
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We’re just a few days out from the Disney Plus debut of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert film, but in case the March 14th premiere somehow slipped your mind, there’s a new trailer to get you hyped back up.

Denis Villeneuve’s second Dune film brilliantly lays bare the dark truths central to Frank Herbert’s operatic opus.
It’s been two years since Max’s Hacks sent Jean Smart’s Deborah Vance, and Hannah Einbinder’s Ava Daniel on their separate ways. But from the looks of the show’s new season 3 trailer, the pair are in for a momentous reunion when Hacks returns on May 2nd.

Physical media might seem like it’s on its deathbed, but the anime DVD and Blu-ray industry couldn’t be more alive.
When The New York Times’ Serial podcast returns for its fourth season on March 28th, host Sarah Koenig will take listeners on a deep dive into the history of Guantanamo Bay “through the personal stories of those on the ground.”
For a while now, we’ve known Netflix’s Ultraman: Rising from directors Shannon Tindle and John Aoshima was slated to debut some time this year for, but the animated film’s finally a proper June 14th release date.
AMC caught lightning in a bottle with its unintentionally hilarious pre-movie ad campaign starring Nicole Kidman. But after years of “heartbreak feels good in a place like this,” the company’s releasing three new 30 second ad-spots featuring Kidman that will screen before films on a rotating basis beginning March 1st.


It takes time to make a film as imaginative and gorgeous as director Jeff Rowe’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, and that’s why it won’t be until 2026 that we can expect to see the sequel in theaters.