bryan cranston

They are the ones who eat chips.

Will we ever see it?

‘Seinfeld’ is now on Netflix (in non-LEGO form).

The stories behind these writers are just as fascinating as their most celebrated works.

It’s called ‘El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.’

The joy of the Power Rangers TV series was how campy it was. It was pure fun to watch teenagers jump around in nerdy spandex suits, fly giant robot machines, and fight ridiculous monsters (one was called Mr. Ticklesneezer, another was, I kid you not, Chunky Chicken). To make a modern Power Rangers movie you can either embody that wacky spirit, scrap it for a gritty reboot, or try to do both with middling results. Saban’s Power Rangers takes the latter route, updating the ‘90s series as an edgier, darker origin story with shards of silliness. The problem is, Power Rangers is never quite sure if it wants to distance itself from the source material or embrace it.

Remember that show "My Super Sweet 16" on MTV? This is SO MUCH BETTER THAN THAT.