Nicolas Cage’s upcoming live-action series, Spider-Noir, is set to premiere next month, and surprisingly, it’s being considered a comedy by Sony Pictures Television and Amazon. According to Variety, the show is now a potential contender for the Emmy Awards in the comedy category.
The 1990s had a cynical outlook, and acclaimed directors like Quentin Tarantino, Michael Mann, and Martin Scorsese created some of their most memorable films during that decade.
Despite not being a critical favorite, the science fiction movie did well at the box office and recently reappeared on various streaming charts. Now, it has another opportunity to gain popularity with its release on Netflix beginning April 1st.
The first season of the show took place during a single work shift and focused on the relationships between experienced and newer medical staff. Dr. Mohan, a skilled resident, often faced criticism for spending too much time connecting with patients. In Season 2, she grappled with deciding her future, even experiencing a panic attack. According to Variety, actress Supriya Ganesh will not be returning to play Dr. Mohan in Season 3.
The episode concluded with Dr. Charles becoming increasingly distressed as his personal problems worsened, ultimately leading to him collapsing from exhaustion and emotional strain.
The live-action series was first revealed in 2024. Seth MacFarlane is producing it through his Fuzzy Door production company, and Chris Yost is writing the series while also acting as an executive producer.
2025 was a huge year for anime, and that’s reflected in the nominations for the 2026 Crunchyroll Anime Awards. One series received many nominations, including for Anime of the Year. However, Frieren only took home four awards out of the twenty it was up for.
James Gunn shared his appreciation for the film Once Upon a Time in the West—which became available on Paramount+ on April 1st—in a 2022 social media post. When a fan asked Gunn for his all-time favorite movies, he chose Once Upon a Time in the West. He’s not the only one who loves it, though; the 1968 Western is still considered a classic of the genre.
Dave Filoni, who created and executive produced Maul – Shadow Lord and is a co-President of Lucasfilm, has announced that the series will be back for a second season on the official Star Wars website. While a release date hasn’t been announced yet, Season 1 of Maul – Shadow Lord will premiere on Disney+ with two episodes on April 6, 2026. New episodes will air weekly in pairs, leading up to a two-part finale on May 4, 2026 – just in time for Star Wars Day.
We’ve seen this before with Mario movies: critics often aren’t as impressed as general audiences, even when the films are huge hits.