And there’s even more to come! Spider-Man’s next storyline will feature a showdown with a legendary hero, and it’s all building towards the events of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, coming out in late July.
If you’re impressed by Antony Starr’s performance in The Boys, you should check out Banshee. It was a Cinemax show that ran for four seasons and was even wilder and more chaotic, though it’s largely been overlooked since then.
While TSITP is enjoyable and works well for casual viewing, its story and characters don’t offer anything new or exciting within the young adult romance genre. These shows have changed over time, moving from sincere, character-focused stories to more visually appealing and fantastical entertainment, with each new series building on what came before.
Just before the season 3 finale of Shrinking aired, Jason Segel (Lawrence) shared on social media that they had finished filming the story they originally planned for three seasons. He expressed excitement about starting a completely new storyline next year, calling it both scary and fun. This caused some fans to wonder what season 4, which had already been renewed, would be like, and if the same actors would return. Segel quickly clarified that season 4 will feature the original cast, explaining that they’re making it because the actors enjoy working together.
Matt Reeves’ Batman sequel, starring Robert Pattinson, is still on track to start filming in London shortly, and the production has added a major new cast member. Sources say the actor is well-known to fans of the hit show Game of Thrones.
I’m referring to those couples who keep audiences guessing about whether they’ll finally get together. These pairings have driven some of the most memorable storylines in sitcom history. Think of Ross and Rachel from Friends, Jake and Amy from Brooklyn Nine-Nine, or JD and Elliot from Scrubs. But the recent revival of Scrubs seems to be playing with this familiar formula, and it’s a refreshing and daring choice.
Blumhouse’s new take on The Mummy, directed by Lee Cronin (who also directed Evil Dead Rise), is the third time the company has revisited a classic Universal Monsters story. This project was a collaboration with Atomic Monster and New Line, and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures – notably, Universal wasn’t involved this time. While 2020’s The Invisible Man was a success, earning $144.5 million on a $7 million budget, the 2025 Wolf Man film, made with the same writer-director Leigh Whannell, didn’t do as well, bringing in only $35.2 million against a $25 million budget.
The upcoming movie based on the Disney+ series starring Pedro Pascal will be the first Star Wars film shown in theaters in seven years, following The Rise of Skywalker, which finished the Skywalker Saga. The story continues after the events of The Mandalorian season 3, and features Din Djarin taking on legitimate jobs. He’s hired by a New Republic colonel named Ward to rescue the son of Jabba the Hutt, Rotta, with the goal of uncovering information about a larger threat.
Mara Jade quickly became a beloved character when she first appeared in Timothy Zahn’s novel, Heir to the Empire. The stories that followed showed her transformation from a spy for the Empire to a powerful Jedi Master, and her marriage to Luke Skywalker. This has led many fans to wonder why she hasn’t been included in more recent Star Wars stories.
The new film features Thuso Mbedu, known for her role in The Woman King, as Zelie, a powerful magic user who can control spirits of the dead. The first trailer, shown at CinemaCon, introduces the kingdom of Orisha, Zelie’s home. Orisha is divided into clans, each with unique abilities, but is ruled harshly by King Saran, played by Chiwetel Ejiofor. He’s a cruel leader who uses fear to control those with magical powers.