Westerns are increasingly popular on streaming services, and we’ve seen a rise in Western movies lately. Netflix has recognized this trend and has started producing several Western series for its viewers. One new Western show on Netflix is particularly promising, and many are hoping for an even stronger second season.
In the Star Trek: Voyager episode “The Thaw,” which aired during the show’s second season, Captain Janeway and the crew discover a planet where everyone is frozen in a state of hibernation.
The story revolves around Anna and Jack, a divorced couple. Anna used to be a news anchor, and Jack is a detective. When a brutal murder happens in their town, Dahlonega, they’re forced to work together on the case, which stirs up old feelings and complicates their personal history.
Okay, so I’m hearing some really exciting news for Marvel fans! Apparently, the Strange Academy series, which was previously scrapped, might actually be happening! A source says development has started up again, and Marvel is actively searching for a new head writer. It sounds like the original writer, Amy Rardin, might not be involved anymore, but overall, it’s a really good sign that they’re seriously considering bringing this Doctor Strange spin-off to Disney+ after all. As a big Marvel fan, I’m definitely hoping this one makes it to the screen!
The latest episode of the Heroes Journey Podcast dives deep into upcoming superhero projects from both Marvel and DC. Sierra Nutkevitch and Sean O’Connell discuss major events like Avengers Doomsday and Secret Wars, as well as new Superman and Supergirl movies. They also cover street-level stories featuring Spider-Man and Daredevil. The podcast offers release dates, … Read more
Five years after the first movie, Greenland 2: Migration is here. The film brings back the original stars, including Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, and Roman Griffin Davis. Ric Roman Waugh, who directed the first film, is back as director for the sequel.
It’s amazing to think that movies from 2001 are already turning 25 this year – it feels like just yesterday! Even someone like me, who avoids math at all costs, can figure that out. And it’s a surprisingly large number of films that launched major franchises still going strong today. That might explain why so many of them don’t feel like they’ve aged a quarter-century – they’ve stayed popular through constant reboots, sequels, and re-releases.
Ever since Game of Thrones finished in 2019, viewers have been searching for a new show that can truly captivate them with compelling characters, immersive worlds, and plenty of discussion-worthy moments. And let’s be real, the ending of Game of Thrones is something we’ll likely be debating for years to come! Although Amazon Prime Video offers many original series, one stands out as particularly appealing to fans of GoT.
The five-episode series first aired in 2019 and continues to resonate with viewers. Even though it’s been several years since it concluded, people are still watching Chernobyl, which currently ranks as the seventh most popular show on Amazon’s streaming platforms, gaining renewed attention in the U.S. this week.
While some debated its approach, Train Dreams actually gained popularity after appearing on Netflix. Both it and Jay Kelly are still being considered, but Frankenstein has clearly become Netflix’s strongest awards contender following the SAG-AFTRA nominations. It’s now almost certain to be nominated for Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars, and could receive a significant number of nominations overall.