Robert Downey Jr. shared a special piece of artwork featuring Doctor Doom from the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday movie on Instagram, just in time for Easter. The image is full of symbolism and fits the holiday spirit.
As a total cinema fan, when I first heard about The Diamond Heist – coming out in 2025 – I thought, ‘Wow, this feels like a classic Ritchie gangster flick!’ But here’s the crazy part: it’s not fiction! It’s the true story of Lee Wenham and his crew, and it details what they actually attempted. Honestly, the plot sounds so outlandish, it could have come straight from a screenplay!
If you’re excited about the upcoming Stranger Things spinoffs, you’ll need to watch at least the first two seasons of the original show. And you’ll want to do it soon, as the next chapter is coming to Netflix in just a few weeks, starting a new phase for the series.
As a huge Marvel fan, I was so excited to see the new trailer for Daredevil: Born Again Season 2! But the real surprise came at the very end – our first glimpse of The Punisher: One Last Kill! Jon Bernthal is back as the Punisher, and he’s sporting a beard and a seriously updated tactical suit. The trailer confirmed that One Last Kill will hit Disney+ on May 12, 2026, just a week after the Born Again finale wraps up. Definitely watch the whole trailer, but make sure you stay until the very end for that first look at One Last Kill – it’s worth it!
I’ve always been struck by the incredible casting on these shows. The Sopranos didn’t just build around James Gandolfini, they surrounded him with a mix of seasoned Italian-American actors, exciting new talent, and even established movie stars. Then Game of Thrones really brought Westeros to life by populating it with complex, believable characters, and they had some of the best actors around to play them. And Curb Your Enthusiasm? They already had a fantastic group of improvisers, but adding J.B. Smoove in season six just took everything to another level.
Science fiction consistently pushes boundaries, engaging our minds and challenging our values with imaginative stories and detailed worlds. The best examples offer everything from complex, thought-provoking narratives to visually spectacular experiences, and the films discussed here showcase that potential. While Dune is a remarkable achievement, other movies have arguably reached even greater heights within the genre.
Last month, Mike Flanagan officially began a new partnership with Amazon MGM Studios. This deal, spanning several years, will give him more creative control and financial support for his TV series and miniseries. After Netflix cancelled his series The Midnight Club, based on Christopher Pike’s novel, and wouldn’t release his work on DVD or Blu-ray, Flanagan looked for a more supportive home for his projects. This new deal positions Amazon Studios to become a major player in horror TV streaming.
A new miniseries within the world of Boom! Studios’ Something is Killing the Children will introduce a unique hero: a mutant who is part human and part plant.
The new Godzilla vs. Kong movie, released on Hulu on April 6th, quickly became a hit with viewers. FlixPatrol reports it’s currently the 5th most-streamed movie on Hulu in the US, surpassing popular films like Ready or Not and The Devil Wears Prada, both of which are getting sequels in 2024.
2011 had a lot of excellent films, but some really good ones didn’t get much attention. These movies were either small independent releases, went straight to home video, or simply weren’t fully appreciated when they first came out – but they’re all worth watching.