NEED TO KNOW Chris O'Donnell made a rare Instagram post to celebrate 30 years since the premiere of Batman Forever on Wednesday, June 11 "Time flies," the 54-year-old actor wrote in part alongside a photo of himself with costars Val Kilmer, …

Generational cinematic figures often face harsh scrutiny from fans upon the initial release of a given project, but with time, each entry earns a reappraisal. Nowhere is this more true than with the multiple takes on Batman, a character who appeared in …

Washington DC [US], June 17 (ANI): ABC network has released a much-waited new teaser of '9-1-1: Nashville', which features fiery tornados racing across Music City, apparently the spinoff's first disaster for the city's emergency response …

(Photo by Warner Brothers /courtesy Everett Collection. BATMAN FOREVER) Batman Forever celebrates its 30th anniversary! A Dark Knight, the Caped Crusader, ol’ Boogaloo Bats. There is a Batman for all seasons. But whatever you call him, he’s known far …

Fans may not have seen the last of Owen Strand. 9-1-1: Lone Star viewers said goodbye to the 126's fire captain twice during the series finale in February — once when it appeared he died saving the rest of his crew (and the entire central Texas area) …

When NCIS: Los Angeles was cancelled in 2023 after 14 seasons, it was no secret that the cast was disappointed with the choice. Starring Eric Christian Olsen, Daniela Ruah, Chris O'Donnell, and LL Cool J, among others, it was the first and longest- …

Yesterday marked the 20-year anniversary of Batman Begins being released in theaters, and if that doesn't make you feel old as hell, then you're probably too young to be reading this site anyway. The first film in the classic Christopher Nolan …

The Batman movie franchise has undergone several changes over the years, but its first critical makeover came in 1995 with the release of Batman Forever. The third big screen release had to do a bit of a reset because it would be the first without star …

Nobody sets out to make a bad movie. Well, almost nobody. The jury's still out on Steven Seagal. We bet he's convinced he has the cinematic Midas Touch, it's just the rest of us who are wrong. But for the rest of the film business, the goal is …