Disney's run with Star Wars has seen its fair share of hits and misses. Here are 10 Disney decisions that seriously derailed the iconic franchise.

It's easy to focus on a company's failures, but Disney has done a lot of good work with Star Wars, and these 10 things are all the proof you need.

"Avatar: Fire and Ash" sees James Cameron plying his trade on the alien planet once again, but a problem that has plagued the series from the start remains.

The Running Man is loaded with some pretty egregious product placement, which wouldn't be a bad thing if it wasn't the antithesis of the film's message.

A fun little meta moment in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is bound to catch the attention of English lit nerds everywhere.

One Battle After Another is one of the best films of 2025, and it also makes for the perfect double feature with one of the year's biggest flops.

Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another is a darkly comedic political thriller of epic proportions, and we're here to help you make sense of the ending.

While the Rambo prequel movie doesn't sound like a great idea (at all), it's nevertheless got potential thanks to its leading man and especially its director.

While Disney's decision to merge Hulu with Disney+ doesn't come as a huge surprise, it still raises some big questions about the state of Disney+ as a whole.

James Gunn's Superman brings back a character who was created for the original 1978 movie, but the 2025 take on the character kinda does them dirty.

Product placement is nothing uncommon in tentpoles, but Jurassic World Rebirth features some of the worst examples of this in the entire franchise.

In the wake of Jurassic World Rebirth, Universal could explore taking the Jurassic franchise in a new direction. Here's one suggestion.

With James Gunn's Superman coming up quickly, one /Film writer sat down to finally watch 1978's Superman: The Movie for the very first time.

The teaser for Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has a lot in common with previous teasers for his films, perfectly setting up the kind of movie he's making.

Andor has wrapped up its second and final season, and it's unlikely we'll ever see anything like this in the Star Wars universe again. Here's how it all ends.

Andor season 2 brings back the best queer couple in Star Wars, but their story arc makes it a bittersweet reunion.

We've ranked every movie in The Matrix franchise, including the animated anthology The Animatrix. See how the series stacks up as a whole.

Andor season 2, episode 3 gives Mon Mothma a key moment that is absolutely the mood of 2025 captured in a nutshell -- and not what you'd expect from Star Wars.

John Carpenter and Kurt Russell worked together on everything from biopics to cult-classic genre films. Here's our ranking of each individual movie.

Severance season 2 has come to an end. We're delving into full spoilers and heading to The Severed Floor to try to figure out what it all means.