The movie Fantastic Four: First Steps was originally intended to begin and end with a running gag about the team constantly walking off a talk show hosted by Ted Gilbert. Fans figured this out by watching trailers that showed the Fantastic Four on the show at the beginning of the film. However, those opening scenes didn’t make the final cut, and the joke only appeared at the very end.
Now that filming for Avengers: Secret Wars is starting soon, artist Bosslogic has created a rendering of Henry Cavill as the Beyonder, a very powerful Marvel character. You can see the design below.
With the excitement around Barbie and Oppenheimer fading, attention is now focused on Greta Gerwig’s upcoming Narnia film. While 2025 offered several big fantasy releases and 2026 will bring Christopher Nolan’s action-packed The Odyssey in July, Gerwig’s vision for Narnia is generating even more buzz.
The Swedish crime series Land of Sin, which has five episodes, has quickly become a hit on Netflix around the world. It’s currently a Top 10 trending show in the United States, landing at number eight.
Originally released in theaters in May 2005, around the same time as Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, Madagascar received mostly negative reviews. The animated film follows a group of animals from a New York City zoo as they find themselves in the wilds of Madagascar. Currently, it holds a 55% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with many critics finding its humor inconsistent and its story occasionally troubling.
With over $2.3 billion earned by Avatar: The Way of Water and Avatar: Fire and Ash quickly approaching $1 billion, the Avatar franchise is incredibly successful financially. However, despite positive reviews and huge box office numbers, the films haven’t become deeply ingrained in popular culture – and that might actually be a good thing.
The ending seemed to suggest Eleven sacrificed herself by remaining in the Upside Down, but Mike Wheeler’s account and his later understanding hinted that she actually lived.
This weekend, the movie The Housemaid is expected to reach a total of $74.6 million in domestic earnings and over $82 million worldwide. Although the final international numbers aren’t in yet, the film is already confirmed to surpass $80 million in global revenue.
As of this morning, the latest projections from Deadline have Avatar: Fire and Ash looking at around $36 million for this weekend. That would bring its total domestic earnings to $302 million, which is pretty huge – it’ll be only the seventh movie this year to break $300 million domestically! It’s amazing to see it doing so well.
When Ifeachor announced she was leaving the show, rumors spread quickly. TV Line reported the decision wasn’t her own, but a choice made by the show’s creative team, which led to a lot of fan speculation.