After debuting exclusively in theaters last Friday, the first footage from Avatar: The Way of Water has been released online with some dazzling visuals.
Amazon Prime Video's first teaser for its adaptation of the Paper Girls sci-fi comic offers a brief glimpse at the young women who hold the key to the future.
After Johnny turns his back on karate, it's up to Daniel and a surprising ally to fight back against Silver in the battle for the valley in Cobra Kai season 5.
Modern Family's Ed O’Neill will headline The Sterling Affairs, a new miniseries about former Clippers owner Donald Sterling and his fall from the NBA.
For the first time in years, Neil Patrick Harris will headline a series, starring in Uncoupled, a new comedy, as a man at a crossroads after his husband dumps him.
The next Star Wars miniseries, Obi-Wan Kenobi, catches up with the Jedi Master as he finds the Empire breathing down his neck and an old friend out for revenge.
Eugenio Derbez plays the title character in Hulu's new film, The Valet, which follows an ordinary man who is hired to pretend to be in love with Samara Weaving.
Olivia Wilde's new film, Don't Worry Darling, casts Florence Pugh as a '50s housewife who comes to realize that her perfect life may be more than it seems.
Netflix's new romantic drama, Along for the Ride, follows a young woman named Auden as she figures out who she is going to be the summer before college.
Mike Myers will play eight of the major characters in his new comedy series, The Pentaverate, which follows a journalist's quest to expose a conspiracy.
Jerrod Carmichael and Christopher Abbott play two suicidal friends who want to end their lives on their own terms in the dark comedy On the Count of Three.
At long last, the sequel to James Cameron's Avatar has a name: Avatar: The Way of Water. And the trailer will premiere next week with Doctor Strange 2.
An abducted child named Finney is held captive by a serial killer in The Black Phone. And the killer's previous victims reach beyond the grave to help Finney.
At CinemaCon, writer and director Matt Reeves confirmed that he is writing The Batman sequel with Robert Pattinson reprising his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman.