It’s easy for smaller films to get lost during the busy summer blockbuster season, and Tuner, with Leo Woodall (from The White Lotus), Havana Rose Liu (Bottoms), and Dustin Hoffman, is one of them. But don’t overlook this lively, fast-paced movie – it’s a surprisingly great find that genre fans will really enjoy.
Although we don’t know exactly when it will be released, this is good news for fans and suggests the project remains a high priority for CDPR, especially after they launch The Witcher 4 next year.
Over the five seasons of Yellowstone, Beth Dutton was known for being a troublemaker. She was often foul-mouthed, frequently drank vodka, and had little tolerance for anyone she considered foolish. This made her intimidating, especially towards her brother Jamie Dutton, whom she deeply disliked. While Rip Wheeler could usually calm her down, Beth also had a strong, though sometimes volatile, devotion to her father, John Dutton.
Netflix has had a great year so far for crime thrillers. The year kicked off with The Rip, which brought Ben Affleck and Matt Damon together for a story about a drug operation gone wrong. On the TV side, Nemesis has been a hit, drawing comparisons to the classic film Heat and attracting a growing audience.
Nicolas Cage has become a celebrated actor, earning a dedicated following thanks to his compelling performances. Like many popular stars, people are always interested in his thoughts on movies, particularly the films he loves. He’s known for appreciating classic cinema, so it’s fitting that he considers Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 science fiction film, widely regarded as a masterpiece, to be among his favorites. While many directors have contributed to the science fiction genre, Kubrick truly set a new standard.
The new trailer for season 2 of Sugar shows Colin Farrell returning as John Sugar, a private investigator. He takes on a new case when a boxer’s brother goes missing, and quickly discovers a disturbing conspiracy that could ruin the investigation.
As the highly anticipated prequel to Game of Thrones nears its return, House of the Dragon season 3 has a confirmed release date. This season will finally launch the full-scale war, known as the Dance of the Dragons, which the previous two seasons have been leading up to. The conflict between Rhaenyra and Alicent will continue after Aegon flees King’s Landing, guaranteeing a bloody and intense season. House of the Dragon season 3 will premiere on HBO and HBO Max on Sunday, June 21, 2026.
Although Steven Spielberg has directed powerful dramas like Schindler’s List and epic war movies such as Saving Private Ryan, he’s arguably most skilled at science fiction. He’s created some of the greatest sci-fi films ever made, including instant classics like Jurassic Park and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
Focusing on these main characters is understandable – they’re the most popular – but it unfortunately sidelines many others. Some are stuck repeating the same story beats, while others briefly reappear then vanish. It’s disappointing because these sidelined characters have potential and interesting backgrounds, but the franchise consistently underutilizes them.
As a big fan of The Handmaid’s Tale, I was really interested to hear what the showrunner shared about where June and Agnes’ story is heading. It’s fascinating to see the sequel focus on Hannah, who’s now known as Agnes in Gilead, and how she’s being raised with the expectation of becoming a Handmaid. The really heartbreaking part is she doesn’t even know June is her mother, not yet anyway. But the first season of The Testaments changed everything – she finally learned the truth! I’m so curious to see how she processes that and what it means for her future.