Matt Schimkowitz

1 week ago | avclub.com | Matt Schimkowitz

When Greg Kinear has a fire plague started by a band of arsonists on his hands, he knows who to call. In Smoke, the new arson-based crime thriller miniseries from Apple TV+, Taron Egerton and Jurnee Smollett to stop a string of deadly fires that have engulfed one of the country’s rainiest areas, the Pacific Northwest. However, Egerton, who apparently uses the same dialect coach as Robert Pattinson in Mickey 17, might be the man lighting the fuse. At least that’s how the trailer frames it.

1 week ago | avclub.com | Matt Schimkowitz

After 25 years of market dominance, a slightly worn Marvel Studios is retreating to the swinging ’60s with The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and it’s not the only cinematic universe turning to the mid-century for inspiration in the summer of 2025. Superman, for the first time in his spotty solo-movie run, is embracing the whackier sides of his mythos, bringing in Kryptonian dogs, robots, and monsters.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Matt Schimkowitz

Where there's smoke, there's Taron Egerton in the trailer for Apple TV drama, SmokeWed, May 28, 2025 at 10:00 AM UTCWhen Greg Kinear has a fire plague started by a band of arsonists on his hands, he knows who to call. In Smoke, the new arson-based crime thriller miniseries from Apple TV+, Taron Egerton and Jurnee Smollett to stop a string of deadly fires that have engulfed one of the country’s rainiest areas, the Pacific Northwest.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Matt Schimkowitz

After 25 years of market dominance, a slightly worn Marvel Studios is retreating to the swinging ’60s with The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and it’s not the only cinematic universe turning to the mid-century for inspiration in the summer of 2025. Superman, for the first time in his spotty solo-movie run, is embracing the whackier sides of his mythos, bringing in Kryptonian dogs, robots, and monsters.

1 week ago | avclub.com | Matt Schimkowitz

Kroll opened up about the intervention he held for Mulaney in December 2020, organizing “a bunch of different people together, friends from college,” amid the pandemic to help his friend.