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Superhero movies like "The Batman" and the "Black Panther" sequel could attract moviegoers, but the pandemic will continue to disrupt theaters.

A theater industry exec is concerned about fewer movies being released to theaters in 2022 and the potential impact of big tech on business.

The star-studded "Don't Look Up" topped Netflix's weekly ranking of its most popular movies this week and entered its top 10 of all time.

Imax ended the year on a high note while the larger theatrical industry struggles to recover amid the pandemic.

The North American box office in 2021 doubled 2020's total, but was still down 60% from 2019 as the theatrical industry continues to recover.

China has the world's biggest movie box office, and its government intends to keep the top spot with a five-year film plan.

HBO Max drops its DC Comics series "Peacemaker," starring John Cena, this month and "How I Met Your Father" debuts on Hulu.

Netflix's "Ozark" returns in January with part one of its final season, and HBO's "Euphoria" also comes back.

Sony's new Marvel movie, "Morbius," and the next entry in the "Scream" horror franchise debut in January.

TV shows like "Squid Game," "Mare of Easttown," and Marvel's "What If...?" became breakout hits after they premiered.