Elisa Guimarães

2 weeks ago | collider.com | Elisa Guimarães

It's always a bummer when a show we really love gets canceled. It is perhaps even more upsetting when it's a show that could have changed the entire way we look at television that gets the ax. In 2013, British network Channel 4 seemed to have hit the jackpot with a little series called Utopia. Well, artistically speaking, that is. Utopia never quite got the recognition it deserved from audiences, and ended up getting chopped down in 2014 after its second season.

2 weeks ago | collider.com | Elisa Guimarães

"We need big cinematic events to get people out of the house," director Sam Mendes told a packed audience at the CinemaCon market event on March 31. He was talking about his most ambitious project yet - a project that very much deserves to be called a cinematic event. Mendes is set to direct not just one, but four Beatles biopics, one for each member of the legendary rock band.

2 weeks ago | collider.com | Mike Thomas |Nate Richard |Aidan Kelley |Elisa Guimarães

Jack Black stars in yet another video game adaptation as our major theatrical release of the week. On TV and streaming, anime reigns supreme as Devil May Cry takes over Netflix, and Cowboy Bebop's Shinichirō Watanabe teams up with John Wick director Chad Stehelski to deliver a stellar new series. If anime is not your speed, don't worry. You still have one feature-length episode left of The White Lotus Season 3. Here's everything you should watch this weekend.

3 weeks ago | collider.com | Elisa Guimarães

Pandemic movies are hard to find and even harder to enjoy. We mean that in more senses than one. While it is still hard for us to process this traumatic moment in our lives that, for many of us, still isn't over, it was hard for creators to do their job in an environment of isolation, especially creators in such gregarious fields as movies and TV. Still, some managed to find the energy to produce unique works of art, from the sad laughter of Bo Burnham's Inside to the unassuming horror of Host.

4 weeks ago | collider.com | Elisa Guimarães

Michelle Williams has been away from our screens for quite some time now. The actress known for her roles in Brokeback Mountain and Blue Valentine hasn't taken part in a project since her Oscar-nominated performance in Steven Spielberg's 2022 autobiographical drama The Fabelmans. Thankfully — for we must, first and foremost, recognize that Williams is a great, charismatic performer — she is now making a comeback through television as the star of her own FX miniseries.