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After a break of about 18 months, Netflix is moving forward with the live-action Gundam series, and new cast members have been announced. The project is a collaboration with Legendary Pictures, and fans are eager to see if this movie – based on the hugely popular giant robot franchise – will get a proper theatrical release, including IMAX, or if Netflix will stick to streaming it. Regardless, details about the launch are starting to emerge. Here’s a rundown of everything we know so far about Gundam, including the story, the creative team, and release plans.

How we watch TV has transformed quickly, but passionate fan communities have existed for decades. Starting with handwritten letters and now thriving on social media, certain shows have profoundly impacted both the television industry and popular culture.

The upcoming film, Shadows of the Past, has a chance to address a major letdown from The Hunt for Gollum: the absence of Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn. While the reason Mortensen didn’t return for The Hunt for Gollum remains unknown – with some suggesting it was due to his age or scheduling conflicts – a scene from the book’s ‘Fog on the Barrow-downs’ chapter offers a great way to include him in a cameo appearance in Shadows of the Past.

The Terminator series is known for its explosive action, dark futuristic settings, and, of course, Arnold Schwarzenegger. While many fans worried that new Terminator stories without Schwarzenegger wouldn’t be as good, Terminator Zero shows that’s not true. It’s a fantastic and often overlooked sci-fi series now available on Netflix.

After the success of John Wick, movies and TV shows were suddenly filled with professional assassins, and the idea of an actor playing a hitman felt like a fleeting trend. It seemed like a strange concept – one that might only work for a short comedy sketch, not an entire TV series. But when Barry premiered on HBO, it quickly proved everyone wrong.

Gobots are often considered a less popular version of Transformers, both as toys and in movies. Interestingly, Gobots actually arrived in stores and on the big screen before Transformers did. However, their first movie didn’t help their reputation, and they’ve remained largely seen as a secondary series ever since.

Movie musicals are often seen as Hollywood’s most predictable and cheerful genre, full of classic song-and-dance numbers. However, beyond the popular favorites lies a fascinating collection of truly unusual films. These are the musicals where filmmakers were given huge budgets and complete creative freedom, leading to ambitious and experimental works that were ahead of their time – sometimes being too strange, dark, or imaginative for audiences at the time.

According to FlixPatrol, the TV series Detective Hole has quickly become popular on Netflix in the United States, reaching the No. 6 spot on the top 10 list. It premiered on March 26th, and all nine episodes are now available, making it a great choice for a weekend binge and helping it gain traction with viewers. The show’s streaming success began immediately after its release.

Embo, a visually impressive character from The Clone Wars, is back, but he’s changed. He’s lost the one thing he always relied on – a tool that was also his greatest strength.

The musical proved popular and was even adapted into a 2004 film starring Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butler. Now, Art Threat reports that Andrew Lloyd Webber is revisiting the story with three new books inspired by The Phantom of the Opera, set to be released later this year to celebrate the musical’s 40th anniversary.