Netflix Drops Iconic '90s Teen Movie, Starz Picks It Up

Paul Rudd is one of many MCU alumni joining the cast of the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. The MCU's biggest project since Endgame, which is currently re-released in theaters, has seen almost anyone associated with the franchise announced in a frankly jaw-dropping cast list. This includes a host of the original X-Men (including Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen), Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom, Chris Hemsworth, Anthony Mackie, Tom Hiddleston, Florence Pugh, Vanessa Kirby, Pedro Pascal, and many, many more.

Following the enormous, record-breaking opening for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Doomsday will be hoping to take that success one step further, and could even be eyeing up the top spot in the list of highest-grossing movies ever. Currently, the film is predicted to generate between $260 million and $300 million in its first frame, with it not yet known whether the simultaneous debut of Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Three will help boost ticket sales or split theatergoers.

For those who can't wait to see Rudd return in Doomsday, with some even predicting a terrible fate for Scott Lang in the movie, you shouldn't miss one of his earliest hits on a new streamer this month. Back in 1995, the loose retelling of Jane Austen's 1815 novel Emma, Clueless, made its totally buggin' theatrical debut and instantly became a favorite of many. Three decades on, Alicia Silverstone's Cher Horowitz and her eventual romance with Rudd's Josh Lucas is still just as popular as ever. Alas, the film was removed from the Netflix catalog at the end of last month. Thankfully, Starz has swooped in to save the day, which is where you can officially stream Clueless now.

How Much Did 'Clueless' Make at the Box Office?

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Against a $13.7 million production budget, Clueless proved a small hit at the 1995 box office, earning a global haul of $58 million and even debuting in second place in the domestic ranks, falling just $2 million short of Apollo 13. Over three decades later, Clueless is coming back in the form of a sequel series, which will feature Silverstone's Cher, now the mother of her own teenager. Josh Schwartz (The O.C.), Stephanie Savage (Gossip Girl), and Jordan Weiss (Dollface) pen the series.