The eight-minute short film stars Woody Harrelson as a newly released prison inmate reunited with his now-teenage daughter (played by Harrelson's real-life daughter Zoe) after a long incarceration.

Director Tarsem Singh and the movie's writers didn't care about making the science believable. They wanted to make a 1970s-style thriller.

His big break came with 'Lawrence of Arabia,' for which he received his first and only Oscar nomination.

What are your first impressions of "Go Set a Watchman"?

Was Will Arnett's "Everything Is Awesome" awesome enough to beat Alison Brie's "Bang Bang"? Read on to find out.

The new documentary about the late pop star is in theaters nationwide starting this weekend.

The North American concert industry hit a high note in the first half of 2015, selling a record 18.8 million tickets.

Harper Lee, 89, isn’t doing any press interviews in support of her upcoming novel "Go Set a Watchman," which publishes July 14.

Director Pierre Coffin breaks down everything you need to know about these little yellow creatures.

See what the critics are saying about this week's new movies.

The new season premieres Oct. 11.

The director finally unveiled the look after making several teases on Twitter.

Three reviews of Harper Lee’s new novel "Go Set a Watchman" appeared online ahead of the book’s release. All focused on the revelation that Atticus Finch, the moral force of "Mockingbird," was a racist.

Fans were treated to a behind-the-scenes reel as well as a surprise appearance by Harrison Ford.

The superheroes square off, and Wonder Woman joins in the action, too.

Here is a roundup of some of the other big films touted at San Diego Comic-Con.

"It’s an absolute miracle that a studio let us make ‘Deadpool,'" said the star of the upcoming Marvel anti-here movie.

The 'Despicable Me' spin-off posts a franchise record.

While Ross is preoccupied with saving his foundering copper mine, Demelza forges a strong alliance with her new cousin-in-law Verity.

The bodies and coincidences piled up on this week's episode.

The "Last Week Tonight" host channels his inner Coach Taylor to deliver an inspirational speech to tax-paying sports fans, imploring them to put a stop to publicly funded stadiums.

The swashbuckling Kurt Sutter-created series stars newcomer Lee Jones, Stephen Moyer and Katey Sagal.

Those romantic scenes between Jamie and Claire had their fair share of flubs and mishaps.

Inspiration for the song involved a swimming pool, a cellphone and Kesha.