Draco and Harry are mates IRL, and Tom Felton is a big fan of Daniel Radcliffe's post-Potter work.

Soft & Quiet is loud and clear when showing how horrific hatred can be as both revolting whispers and terrifying roars.

I know, I know. The Sylvester Stallone Judge Dredd movie isn't very good. That said...

Hard science fiction and soft science fiction movies make up a significant amount of Hollywood films, but what's the difference? And which is better?

Ghostbusters: Afterlife has revealed mixed reactions after the trailer. There are some reasons we're super excited, and some we're just not.

Titans Season 2 squandered the early potential of its soft reboot and rendered itself pointless, by choosing to repeat the overall arc of season 1.

Halt And Catch Fire season 1 was good but season 2 injected the show with fresh energy and renewed focus on its most interesting characters.

Terminator: Dark Fate is currently projected for a relatively soft opening at the domestic box office, following its latest trailer release.

It's looking like February will begin with more of a whimper than a bang as the Super Bowl is likely to garner most of the attention this weekend before The LEGO Movie 2 hits theaters next weekend. This weekend could, however, still have a little intrigue. Right now we're forecasting Glass will finish at #1 for a third week in a row, but there is a shot The Upside could pull ahead in what might be a tight race. Additionally, the lone new wide release is Sony's Miss Bala while Warner Bros. ...

Four seasons in, most TV shows are struggling to keep material fresh for viewers. They’ve often run through the major story beats they wanted to hit, coupled up the most enticing romantic pairings, and are looking for ways to keep the drama engaging and the story moving forward. Such is the constant dilemma of the medium, and yet a few series have navigated through those mid-series story bumps in successful ways. The Magicians is one of them. This is a show that feels as fresh as ever in its fourth season, and the whip-smart writers continue to …