Tom Hanks is in cinemas everywhere in 'News of the World', the new Paul Greengrass feature that touts Hanks as a traveling newsman who unwittingly stumbles upon a young girl with a mysterious past and travels across the wild west of 1800's Texas to return her to her family. Also, Zach Snyder's 'Man of Steel' is finally available on HBO Max, so how does this reimagingin of Superman's origin story (and the first film in the DCEU) hold up in the rearview? Finally, Roku has scooped up all of Quibi's old shows, Family Video is (finally) shutting it's doors for good, and what's this about Netflix putting out new films every week?

The opening weekend ticket sales for 'Promising Young Woman', may not have been all that promising, but is this offbeat thriller about a 30-something college dropout seeking revenge for her childhood friend more than meets the eye? Also, Netflix premieres 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom', a based-on-a-stageplay film about historical blues singer Ma Rainey and her band's struggles to record her signature record one hot Chicago summer day. Finally, we've got our top 10 films of the year and you might be surprised at what's topping the list in 2020.

Superheroes are back in 'Wonder Woman 1984', the sequel to Patty Jenkins' 2017 reimagining of the character that sees Gal Gadot traveling the globe in an effort to stop a shrewd television star's nefarious attempt to take over the world. Also, Disney-Pixar tackles the afterlife in 'Soul', a heartwarming story about a New York jazz pianist who realizes he's missed his chance to truly live after his untimely demise on a busy street corner. Finally, independent theaters are getting a covid stimulus package, MGM puts itself up for sale for a cool $5 billion, and is Patty Jenkins returning for Wonder Woman 3?

The Holidays are here, and there may be no better way to ring them in than watching Hulu's 'Happiest Season', a delightfully queer twist on the traditional straight-to-streaming rom-com that's got Hallmark Christmas fans everywhere hungry for Aubrey Plaza. Also, George Clooney returns to the director's chair in 'The Midnight Sky', the new Netflix film that stars Clooney as a beleaguered loner on a mission to stop a group of astronauts from returning to an apocalyptic planet earth.

David Fincher returns to the silver screen in 'Mank', the historic retelling of the inception of Orson Welle's acclaimed feature film Citizen Kane - and the alcoholic screenwriter who penned it. Also, Riz Ahmed loses his hearing in 'Sound of Metal', an Amazon Prime film that tells the story of a metalhead drummer who begins to spiral back into addiction when he abruptly loses his hearing. Also, what's going on with Spider-Man, and is Warner Bros. literally killing cinema?

Sarah Paulson returns to horror in Hulu's 'Run', a housebound thriller about a young disabled daughter who slowly discovers her overbearing mother may not have her best intentions in mind. Then, figurative bombs drop in 'Bombshell', the 2019 female-centric film about the allegations against Fox News CEO Roger Ailes and the women that went to war against him. Finally, Black Panther 2 is happening, Mads Mikkelsen is replacing Johnny Depp in Fantastic Beasts 3, and who is Elliott Page?

Vince Vaughn returns to comedy-horror in 'Freaky', the new Blumhouse feature that combines the body-swapping hilarity of Freaky Friday with the heart-stopping horror of Friday the 13th. Then, body-swapping turns deadly in 'Possessor', the new mind-bending Brandon Cronenberg picture that sees Andrea Riseborough getting trapped inside the body of a man who's all-too-unwilling to participate. Also, there's a slew of new trailers out that have absolutely nobody talking, and is Cinemark going out of business?

Pedro Pascal shines in Netflix's 'Prospect', a 2018 sci-fi feature about a young girl's journey to untold riches on a mysterious planet in the dog-eat-dog distant future. Also, satire reigns in 'Greener Grass', a 2019 independent comedy on Hulu that follows in the footsteps of the Stepford Wives to skewer suburbia in the loudest way possible. Finally, AMC's going bankrupt (again), Matthew McConaughey was turned down to play the incredible Hulk, and what's going on with Johnny Depp?

Amazon premieres 'Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm', the new Sacha Baron-Cohen film that's got political pundits pondering everywhere, but does it hold up to the first film? Also, Netflix's 'Rebecca' has been making the rounds on the platform's Top 10 this week, but is this 1920's murder-mystery romance worth your time? And what's going on with the Fast and the Furious?

Aaron Sorkin returns to courtroom drama in 'The Trial Of The Chicago 7', a Netflix Original that tells the story of various figures charged with inciting a riot following the uprising in Chicago during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Also, 'Parasite' Director Bong Joon-Ho's second feature film 'Memories of Murder' returned to cinemas for a two-night showing, and you might be surprised to find it's not too far off from what won Joon-Ho his first Oscar last year. Finally, theaters are still struggling, so when's a good time to go back to the movies?