It took a long search to find Alan Ritchson for the lead role in Prime Video’s Reacher, but he turned out to be a perfect fit, both physically and in capturing the character’s strong, reserved personality. The show has become a major success for Amazon, and now, alongside a fourth season, Ritchson will also star in a spin-off series called Neagley.
The 2023 action thriller Plane delivers exactly what you’d expect: a fast-paced story about a plane and a pilot with a military background, played by Gerard Butler. The movie was successful, and a follow-up film is now in the works, centering around the character of Louise Gaspare, played by Mike Colter.
Apple TV has released the trailer for its new series, Imperfect Women, which will begin streaming on March 18th. The show features Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington, Kate Mara, and Joel Kinnaman. You can watch the trailer here:
The latest trailer for The Mandalorian & Grogu reveals more about the movie’s plot. Din Djarin and Grogu will be on a quest to find a member of the Hutt family, traveling to different planets along the way. Like all adventures in the Star Wars universe, they’re sure to encounter plenty of fascinating creatures when the film releases on May 22nd.
In March 2025, a source known as MyTimeToShineHello reported that Chris Evans would be involved with The Fantastic Four: First Steps. But just two months later, the same source stated that Evans wouldn’t be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe after all, even though he had filmed some scenes.
I’ve always appreciated how Guy Ritchie isn’t afraid to try different things. He did a really fun take on the spy world with The Man from U.N.C.L.E., which critics actually liked. But honestly, his 2023 spy film is where he really shines – it’s some of his best directing, and I think it’s seriously underrated.
Fans who missed the MGM+ series Robin Hood will soon be able to watch it on digital platforms. Lionsgate will offer the series for digital purchase starting March 30th for $10.49.
The current Captain America story arc, “Doom’s Shadow,” takes Steve Rogers to Latveria, where he’s facing multiple challenges. While publicly working with a SHIELD team to recover lost technology and magical items from Doctor Doom’s collection, Captain America is also privately investigating the conflicts within Latveria and trying to understand the motivations of those involved.
Okay, so it turns out Ciara Wyse, who we all know as Cameron, is actually Megan Martin! Can you believe it? And even crazier, Oliver Kennedy – or rather, Oliver St. Ledger – is super rich and has a dark secret. Years ago, he accidentally killed someone, but managed to get away with it by framing Megan’s brother, Shane! It’s a total bombshell, and explains so much about why Oliver was acting so strangely.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple really showcases this idea, centering on the unusual experiences of its two main characters, Spike and Ian Kelson, who face incredibly strange circumstances even for a world after the apocalypse. Surprisingly, a scene that perfectly highlighted the bizarre situation Dr. Ian Kelson was in was actually cut from the finished movie.