Reality TV was supposed to bring about the demise of scripted television, when an influx of comparatively cheap-to-produce unscripted content like Survivor, The Amazing Race, and American Idol began dominating network and basic cable from
A few days ago, a bombshell was dropped — granted it was a bombshell we saw coming. Disney announced their plans to drop their Disney-branded properties from Netflix starting in 2019, and launch their own
Will we ever see a movie star once again rise through the ranks in the way that actors such as Tom Cruise and Meryl Streep did? In today’s tech frenzied world, actors and fans can
Disney's decision to pull their movies from Netflix is just the latest move in a continuing trend of legacy media companies shifting their content to home-grown streaming services, in response to dwindling cable and satellite
The upcoming movie Bright initially slipped past my nerd radar, I knew it was a Netflix film, but I didn’t know much more than that. I must say I am now quite excited for this
Recently it has been reported that Netflix has some serious debts to pay off in the future, but that it's all part of their plan to stay ahead as the top streaming service in the
David Ayer is one of the more interesting and enigmatic filmmakers working today. He's a Navy veteran, an accomplished screenwriter, and a director of incredibly diverse material. His films include gritty street-level cop films, squad-based
We all knew this day was coming. Netflix may have been one of the big companies that pioneered the idea of streaming content, but as it became more ubiquitous to stream content online, it became
[caption id="attachment_80375" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Actress Scarlett Johansson talks about her new film, "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" on the Late Show with David Letterman, Monday April 27, 2015 on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Jeffrey
The Defenders is less than two weeks away with a premiere date on Netflix of August 18, and The Punisher will not be far behind with a release date expected this November. Jon Bernthal's version
