Netflix is adding some classic films this December! You can already find titles like Train Dreams, A House of Dynamite, and Frankenstein, and Jay Kelly and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery are on their way. These additions will bring a lot of important movies to the platform, though it’s unclear how long they’ll be available.
The popular sitcom How I Met Your Mother first aired on September 19, 2005. Although the initial season received mixed reactions, later seasons were universally loved by both critics and audiences. Unfortunately, fans will soon no longer be able to stream the show on Netflix, as it’s being removed on December 3rd, according to What’s on Netflix.
Redford expressed gratitude for the immense love and support her family received from fans worldwide, especially those who admired her father’s celebrated films. She explained that her recent post was prompted by AI-created tributes to him, noting he had no involvement in their creation. She highlighted that these AI-generated images – including depictions of funerals, tributes, and quotes – were completely made up.
A special preview of the film The Odyssey – almost six minutes long – will be shown before IMAX showings of Sinners and One Battle After Another starting December 12th. Then, beginning December 19th, the official trailer for The Odyssey will play before screenings of Avatar: Fire and Ash.
Both stories explore a world where artificial beings are fully integrated into society, and they avoid simple portrayals of humans as good and robots as evil. Instead, they show artificial characters as complex individuals with deep emotions and motivations beyond just taking over the world. A closer look suggests these two sci-fi worlds might actually be connected, with the events of Battlestar Galactica potentially leading directly into the world of Blade Runner.
A new Punisher comic series is coming in February 2026 from Marvel, and it will bring back one of Frank Castle’s deadliest foes. Written by Benjamin Percy with art by José Louis Soares, the series will see Frank Castle forced to confront his past, and it will also resurrect Jigsaw. You can find the main cover for the first issue, by David Marquez, and a variant cover by Philip Tan below.
As a huge action movie fan, I’m really excited about this new thriller! It’s the directorial debut of Philip G. Atwell, and get this – the fight choreography is by the legendary Corey Yuen, who worked on The Transporter! Jason Statham plays a beaten-up FBI agent tracking down a shadowy assassin. It’s called War and is coming to a free streaming platform on December 1, 2025. They’ve released an official synopsis, which you can check out if you’re curious.
Taron Egerton is known for action roles in films like the Kingsman series and the recent Netflix movie Carry-On. However, this new role is particularly intense and challenging. He plays a tough, complex father who, after getting out of prison, must protect himself and his daughter from dangerous enemies who are seeking revenge.
The 2018 film The Meg, directed by Jon Turteltaub and written by Dean Georgaris, Jon Hoeber, and Erich Hoeber, is inspired by Steve Alten’s 1997 novel. Starring Jason Statham alongside Li Bingbing, Rainn Wilson, Ruby Rose, Winston Chao, and Cliff Curtis, the movie centers around a terrifying 75-foot megalodon shark that escapes from the deepest parts of the Mariana Trench, turning the cast into potential prey.
The story’s main character is usually called “the Husband,” but it’s clear Agnes has married a young William Shakespeare. This connection is central to the plot, exploring how the death of their son, Hamnet, might have inspired Shakespeare to write Hamlet a few years later. The novel deliberately avoids naming him to keep the focus on Agnes’s perspective and to portray him as a person, not just the famous playwright.