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It appears critics don't think Captain America: Brave New Worldwas brave enough with its final product as it approaches its anticipated release. Early critical feedback for the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe blockbuster differs from the encouraging fan response, with many lukewarm reviews raising concerns about the film.

Several outlets shared their summations of Brave New World, the first Captain America entry featuring Anthony Mackie as the eponymous supersoldier. IGN were right down the middle with their review, giving the sequel a 5 out of 10 rating and saying "Captain America: Brave New World feels neither brave nor all that new." IGN also accused Brave New World of "recycling" the plot points and political structure of another Captain America film, The Winter Soldier, though they credited its actors, who "save the day" and preventing it from being a bust. Meanwhile, Empire Magazine gave Brave New World 3 out of 5 stars, claiming it's "a promising...

Whether you intend to watch ’the big game’ on Sunday or not, there’s just something about a great sports narrative. And no, we’re not talking about the NFL’s tired retread of a matchup we already saw two years ago between Kansas City and the Philadelphia Eagles— we’re talking about sports movies. Even if you’re more into watching film than sports— and let’s be honest, if you’re part of the Film Independent community, then there’s a good chance of that — the best sports films have something for everyone. There’s the irresistible underdog you can’t help rooting for. Determined characters coming together to face insurmountable odds. The framework— an individual or team in pursuit of greatness — is a classic hero’s journey. But as the films below showcase, the best sports stories aren’t actually about the sport at all. They’re about relationships,...

It’s game time! No matter where you go, it’s clear that Super Bowl fever is in the air. With the Chiefs and the Eagles getting ready to battle in Super Bowl Lix, the puppies will also get their chance to shine. Yes, I’m talking about Puppy Bowl Xxi. In preparation for Sunday’s event, Dan Schachner, the presentation’s “Rufferee,” is ready for the job. You can check out our interview with the rufferee in the video embedded above!

Stepping into the interview, I was excited to hear all about the adorable doggies prepping for their time in the spotlight. And Dan was the perfect guy to share his story. The host/actor/dog lover discussed getting involved with Puppy Bowl, and one of the things that tugged my heartstrings was the mission statement that he shared: They want to help. With the presentation raising this much...

In a splintered media world, there is only one true vestige of monoculture left: The Super Bowl. The Big Game, which will be played Feb. 9 and televised by Fox, averages over 100 million viewers, a staggering number that dwarfs every other piece of entertainment in a given year.

For big advertisers, a chance to highlight their brand or product in front of that audience is without peer, and they are willing to pay handsomely to do so.

“It’s the only place to be able to aggregate this type of scale quickly, and I think it’s a safe haven,” says Fox Sports executive vp ad sales, Mark Evans.

Fox has secured an eye-popping $8 million for 30-second ad spots during the game, a new record, and brands pour millions more into producing them, and a chance to create their own pop culture moments.

“The stakes are very, very high, and not every brand can win,...

Latency can be a huge drawback for those trying to watch the Big Game, and we’ll tell you which streamers do the best job of cutting lag times here.

With Super Bowl Lix between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles now just days away, it’s time to start figuring out which streaming service you’re going to use to watch. Cord-cutters have a lot of choices for watching The Big Game on Fox this year, but one critical element is choosing a service with low latency – or lag time between the action on the field and when you see it on your screen. After all, you don’t want a big play spoiled for you on social media before you get the chance to see it live! Data from Phenix shows which streaming services do the best job of cutting that lag time, and we’ll share their data below!

The NFC Championship Game will serve as a rubber match between Washington and Philly.

Sunday’s NFC Championship Game will be a rubber match between two division rivals as the Philadelphia Eagles will welcome the Washington Commanders to Lincoln Financial Field at 3 p.m. Et on Sunday, Jan. 26 to see who will advance to the Super Bowl. The teams split their regular season matchups, with the Commanders winning 36-33 in D.C. during Week 3, while Philly took the rematch in mid-November 26-18 at home. Washington’s rookie quarterback phenom Jayden Daniels will lead his team against Jalen Hurts and 2,000-yard runner Saquon Barkley. See who wins and punches their ticket to the Super Bowl. The game will air on Fox and you can watch all of the action with a subscription to Sling TV.

How to watch the NFC Championship Game Philadelphia vs. Washington When: Today, Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025 at 3 p.