Wow, everyone online seems to agree – this year’s Best Actor race is one for the ages! Honestly, just choosing a winner feels impossible, let alone trying to put them in order. But, I’ve seen all five nominated performances – just like I did with the Best Picture contenders – and I’m going to give it a shot. Here’s how I’d rank them, from what I think is the ‘weakest’ (though they’re all great!) to the very best.
Evangelion has always been a divisive anime, and the debate goes beyond just its ending. A major hurdle for new viewers is often the characters, especially the main character, Shinji Ikari. He’s one of the most disliked protagonists in anime history, and fans continue to argue about whether he deserves such a strong negative reaction.
Now that Krysten Ritter is returning as Jessica Jones in season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again, fans are wondering if characters from Iron Fist and Luke Cage might also appear. Besides the leads from those shows – Finn Jones as Iron Fist and Mike Colter as Luke Cage – there’s talk that Colleen Wing could be involved. She played a significant role in Iron Fist, was part of The Defenders team-up, and even made an appearance in Luke Cage.
“Midwinter Break” initially appears to be a simple story about a relationship, and on some level, it is. However, the film quickly reveals deeper layers of meaning. We follow Stella (Manville) and Gerry (Hinds) on vacation in Amsterdam and gradually discover the complex themes the movie explores. The director carefully unpacks these themes through the couple’s outwardly pleasant connection, as well as the personal difficulties they’ve both hidden for a long time.
The Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga, covering chapters 42-67 of Dragon Ball Super, dramatically increases the heroes’ power levels. This arc is filled with devastating attacks and introduces a large number of new, dangerous characters. With the Moro Saga soon to be animated, here are some of the most exciting fights from the Galactic Patrol Saga to look forward to.
Many shows have tried to copy the success of Lost over the years, using similar ideas and characters. However, none have quite managed to capture the same feeling. As television changes and offers more diverse content, a true successor to Lost remains elusive. But if you’re missing Lost or simply enjoy that type of show, La Brea might be worth watching.
Alan Ritchson will star as War Machine in a new film coming to Netflix on March 6, 2026. Before the official trailer was released, Ritchson shared some first-look photos with fans on February 3, and announced that the trailer would be coming soon.
The TV series The Night Agent is adapted from Matthew Quirk’s novel of the same title. Now in its third season, the show centers on Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso), an FBI agent who works in the White House basement monitoring an emergency phone line that never receives calls. That changes in season one when the phone finally rings, thrusting him into a perilous situation filled with government secrets and conspiracies.
After thirty years, fans are eagerly anticipating the release of Scream 7 on February 27, 2026. It’s impressive, considering how rare it is for horror movie series to last beyond three films without disappearing, with Saw being a notable exception—it managed to revive itself years later with Saw X.
It’s easy to see why fans still love Bones – the show has memorable characters and intriguing mysteries. However, many other excellent detective series have emerged since then. The truly outstanding ones capture a similar spirit to Bones but still feel fresh and unique, establishing themselves as great shows in their own right, rather than simply trying to copy what came before.