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Marvel Studios is planning a solo Wolverine movie, according to insider Daniel Richtman. This isn’t just part of a larger plan to reboot the X-Men; Wolverine is a key focus for the studio’s next phase of projects, alongside other films featuring mutants. (Source: Comic Book Movie)

Following the success of team-up movies like The Avengers, Marvel Studios is planning more large-scale collaborations with Doomsday and Secret Wars on the way. A reboot of the X-Men franchise is also planned. After Secret Wars reshapes the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a lesser-known hero could potentially kick off a brand new team-up series.

The action-adventure film Fountain of Youth premiered on Apple TV+ in May and received a somewhat lukewarm response. It’s largely faded from public memory since then. Although it’s not a flawless movie, and draws comparisons to Indiana Jones, it’s worth revisiting, especially with the future of a potential franchise still uncertain. Now might be the perfect time to give it another watch.

As a huge Doctor Who fan, I always get excited seeing who people think could be the next Doctor when a season ends! Recently, there was a lot of buzz about Erin Doherty, who I really like from ‘Adolescence’, potentially taking on the role. Sadly, she’s now said that she won’t be the next Doctor, which is a bit disappointing to hear, even though I’m sure she’ll be amazing in whatever she does next.

When asked if the final season of Stranger Things teased the upcoming spin-off, Ross Duffer addressed fan speculation. He confirmed it wasn’t related to Hopper’s past and stated definitively, “There’s no Montauk spin-off.”

While films like Back to the Future and Raiders of the Lost Ark remain popular, many other fantastic movies from the 1980s have been overlooked. The decade produced a wealth of incredible films, and it’s time to revisit some hidden gems that deserve more attention. Here are five perfect examples of ’80s movies that audiences have largely forgotten but should definitely watch again.

Throughout the history of television sitcoms, not every episode has been a hit. In fact, most episodes are forgettable, but when everything clicks, they create truly memorable moments. Certain episodes from beloved classic sitcoms stand out as some of the very best television ever made.

Many successful movie franchises have had to change things up to stay popular, often because trying new things early on didn’t always resonate with viewers. A series can only follow the same formula for so long before it starts to feel stale. The same is true for TV shows – they need to evolve to avoid becoming predictable and repetitive.