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Why a James Bond Film Will Never Premiere on Netflix
The dependence on VOD during the pandemic proved one thing: Hollywood still needs theaters, and it needs us to return ... -
5 New Family-Friendly Movies and 1 Actually Good One
This year’s Oscar-nominated animated films have a uniformly safe, childish approach to death. But The Willoughbys—not nominated—will mess you up. ... -
Falcons, Lokis, Nerd Canons, and Why You Don’t Have to Care
It’s possible to keep up with all of Marvel, Star Wars, Star Trek, and even DC, if you want. The ... -
5 Years After the Oculus Rift, Where Do VR and AR Go Next?
A lot’s happened since Facebook’s first headset brought virtual reality to the masses. Facebook might have been a first mover, ... -
This Is the Right Way to Watch Zack Snyder’s Justice League
It’s 4 hours and 2 minutes long—that’s a lot of movie. Here’s exactly how to time your bathroom breaks, snack ... -
The Backward-Looking Futurism of Stewart Brand
In a new documentary about his life, We Are As Gods, the famous tech prophet looks to his—and Earth’s—past. http://www.wired.com/ -
The Murder Hornets Nature Doc Disguised as a True-Crime Show
Attack of the Murder Hornets plays out like a spooky murder mystery. But the insects are scary enough; they don’t ... -
Billie Eilish and the Future of the Pop Star Documentary
The Grammy-winner’s Apple TV+ film The World’s a Little Blurry is radical in its transparency. http://www.wired.com/ -
'Lapsis' and the Rise of Gig-Economy Sci-Fi
Like ‘Sorry to Bother You,’ Noah Hutton’s feature debut uses genre to prod the callous excesses of capitalism http://www.wired.com/ -
TV Characters Don’t Have Text History. This Is Not OK
You’ve seen it before: If a show includes a shot of a texting app, it looks like characters who are ...
