HBO is known for groundbreaking and bold television, having created iconic shows like The Sopranos, Sex and the City, and Game of Thrones. This willingness to take risks and give creators creative freedom has sometimes led to controversy, especially with shows that contain graphic violence or sexual content. Euphoria continues this tradition, and its third season is expected to be just as provocative.
According to Deadline, the new Anaconda movie has reached a worldwide box office total of $101.6 million, earning $50.4 million in the US and $51.2 million internationally. This is the first film in the series to cross the $100 million mark since the original movie came out in 1997.
As a big fan of crime dramas, I’m really excited to hear that Roxburgh and Dallas are working together again! They’ll be appearing in an upcoming episode of The Hunting Party’s second season. Roxburgh plays Bex Henderson, a former FBI profiler who now tracks down escaped serial killers with a specialized team. And Dallas? He’s going to be playing one of those escaped killers – the Connecticut Cobbler – in episode 8. It’s going to be a great watch, I can already tell!
While Love and Thunder is a definite improvement over some of the lesser-known Thor films, let’s talk about The Incredible Hulk Returns. It originally aired on NBC in 1988 and was a hit with audiences then, but it hasn’t aged well. This movie was actually Thor’s first live-action appearance, with Eric Allan Kramer – who many now know from Lodge 49 – playing the role. You can watch it if you’re curious, but don’t say we didn’t warn you if you end up wishing you hadn’t!
Many Stephen King stories have been adapted into films, with some becoming classics, while others haven’t quite lived up to expectations. Often, the source material is strong, but the movie format doesn’t fully capture its potential – these stories might have worked better as a TV series. Interestingly, even some of the good Stephen King movies could have been even more impactful if developed as a television show.
The highly anticipated sequel, Greenland 2: Migration, is now scheduled for release in 2026. Picking up five years after the first film, the movie follows the Garrity family as they try to build a new life in Europe, having spent years sheltering in an Arctic bunker. Many viewers are likely wondering if the family will finally find safety, and if everyone will make it through the journey.
Besides possible appearances by Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) and Punisher (Jon Bernthal), Spider-Man will also encounter Mac Gargan, played by Michael Mando. Mando’s character, the Scorpion, was first introduced in Spider-Man: Homecoming. Additionally, the character Tombstone, who is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe through the Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man comics, is expected to make his live-action debut.
Details about the upcoming film, The Hunt for Gollum, were shared online by The Fan of the Rings, stemming from a discussion on The One Ring Net on January 6, 2026. The conversation revealed when the movie will be set within the timeline of Middle-earth.
Gerard Butler is currently working to promote the follow-up to his popular 2020 film, Greenland. In Greenland 2: Migration, he reprises his role as John Garrity, a father leading his family as they venture out into a new world after surviving the apocalypse in a bunker. The role demanded a lot of physical strength, just like before.
Sources are reporting that Tilda Swinton is being considered to play Voldemort in the upcoming Harry Potter TV series. Voldemort, also known as Tom Riddle, is the main villain in the Harry Potter stories. Several actors have previously portrayed Voldemort or younger versions of him: Ian Hart provided the voice in The Sorcerer’s Stone, Christian Coulson played a teenage Tom Riddle in The Chamber of Secrets, and Ralph Fiennes famously played the Dark Lord in most of the later films. Hero Fiennes Tiffin and Frank Dillane also appeared as younger versions of Tom Riddle in The Half-Blood Prince.