The future of Warner Bros. theatrical releases is still a big question.

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In troubling times we may seek entertainment to escape and, perhaps, make sense of the chaos. This year was no different. The best in movies, TV, books, comedy, music and arts became part of our survival kit.

Stephen King is a fan of this critically lambasted 2010 action-thriller, which features a cast full of big names like Idris Elba and Paul Walker.

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A few films have the potential to leave your head spinning, like that totem in the Christopher Nolan film Inception (2010).

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EXCLUSIVE: Producers Andrea Bucko (Deadman's Wire) and Motoko Kimura (LDK) have launched film and TV production and finance company Yume Entertainment, which will look to bridge the Hollywood and Asian film industries.

Netflix is teasing "Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man," starring Cillian Murphy and opening in theaters March 6 before streaming March 20.

From ‘Fackham Hall' to ‘Spaceballs' and ‘Scary Movie,' the once moribund comedy subgenre improbably is finding its way back to theaters.