Colin Hanks honors a comedy giant in Prime Video’s “John Candy: I Like Me”
Colin Hanks travels to “The Great White North” to pay tribute to one of their comedic legends in his third directorial effort, “John Candy: I Like Me,” which will be available on Prime Video. Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds joins Candy’s widow and children as producers of the documentary.
“The Lost Bus” turns wildfire chaos into human resilience
Visually, Apple spares no expense; the result is often terrifyingly beautiful. Flames stretch across the horizon like tidal waves, reminding us of the fragility of human constructs when nature becomes hostile.
“LEGO Star Wars: Pieces of the Past” – a playful remix of legacy and laughter
The LEGO Star Wars saga has long excelled in crafting parody with purpose, and the new four-part sequel, *Pieces of the Past*, masterfully continues this beloved tradition with a delightful blend of humor and heartfelt moments.
Lily James shines in Hulu’s uneven dating-app biopic “Swiped”
At a tech event, she impresses Sean Rad (Ben Schnetzer), who makes her vice president of the company he co-founded with Justin (Jackson White), which would eventually become Tinder.
“Sweet Revenge” delivers compact slasher satisfaction
When “*Sweet Revenge” premiered on YouTube in August 2025, it marked an electrifying and long-awaited return of Jason Voorhees to the “Friday the 13th” universe
Night Always Comes: gritty premise undercut by contrived execution
“Night Always Comes” aims to be a powerful social drama that highlights the heavy burden of poverty in modern America.
“War of the Worlds: Revival is a low rent Amazon AD
At one point, Will states, “I’m rerouting her cell to our satellite,” and then literally clicks a button labeled “Reroute Cellular to Satellite.”
“Echo Valley explores where grief whispers and secrets ride at dusk
Academy Award winner Julianne Moore and sought-after Sydney Sweeney bring their talents to Apple TV+ in “Echo Valley.” The Pennsylvania landscape of the Echo Valley becomes a somber stage for grief to run wild.
Blood Ties and Broken Truths: “The Better Sister” delivers an engaging family drama
Best-selling author Alafair Burke sees her 2019 novel The Better Sister come to the small screen from Prime Video. The series’ directors include Leslie Hope, Stephanie Laing, Dawn Wilkinson, Craig Gillespie, and Azarel Jacobs.
“Bono: Stories of Surrender” – a rock legend gets intimate (and actually kinda wins you over)
A rock music icon has teamed up with Apple Original Films to produce the compelling documentary “Bono: Songs of Surrender.
“Your Friends & Neighbors” explores the dark side of trying to keep up with Joneses
After being fired in disgrace and still dealing with a messy divorce from his wife Mel (Amanda Peet), who cheated on him with his former best friend Nick Brandes (Mark Tallman), hedge fund manager Andrew Cooper (Hamm) resorts to stealing from his neighbors’ homes in the affluent Westmont Village, only to discover that the secrets hidden behind the wealthy facades might be more dangerous.
“The Studio” is a witty take on the madhouse of Hollywood
Seth Rogen continues his successful relationship with Apple TV in his latest comedic series, “The Studio.” Rogen and his longtime collaborator, Evan Goldberg, direct all ten episodes and write three. Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory, and Frida Perez write the remaining episodes.