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In a surprising decision, the final episodes of Stranger Things were shown in movie theaters. This limited theatrical release began on New Year’s Eve, coinciding with its premiere on Netflix. However,

We decided to revisit some famously disliked TV series finales and see if they truly deserved their bad reputation. Surprisingly, many of them weren’t as terrible as we remembered – or at least, they made sense given the show’s overall themes. Perhaps our low expectations helped, or maybe some endings only resonate when you already know how the story concludes. It’s also possible we were simply too critical at the time and didn’t appreciate them fully.

In an interview with Esquire, Finn Wolfhard shared that he’s signed on for another IT project after it was confirmed he’ll be in IT: Welcome to Derry. He said the creators, Barbara and Andy Muschietti, told him exactly what role he’d have. He also suggested that there’s more to come from the IT universe beyond that.

Released a year into Donald Trump’s second, non-continuous term, this documentary feels somewhat behind the times. While some of the footage is insightful – especially the focus on Thad Cisneros, a former leader of the Proud Boys in Salt Lake City – much of it doesn’t offer new perspectives on a topic that’s already been widely discussed. The documentary starts strong, but the close-up look at its subjects becomes repetitive, and it’s unclear what we gain from learning about the personal lives of members of a well-known hate group.

Matt and Ross Duffer, the creators of the show, recently explained their choice to include Will Byers’ coming out scene near the end of the series in an interview with Variety. However, Variety’s reporting framed the conversation as a disagreement with critical fans, and used strong language about negative online reviews—terms the Duffers didn’t actually use themselves. While the creators discussed their intentions and the acting thoughtfully, the headline and overall story presented it as a more contentious situation.

Matthew Perry will always be remembered for his hilarious timing and charming personality as Chandler Bing on Friends, delivering some of the show’s most memorable lines. While many fans recall classic quotes like “Could I BE wearing any more clothes?”, there’s one line Chandler said in Season 1, Episode 17, “The One with Two Parts: Part 2,” that most people missed when the episode first aired in February 1995.

A new teaser for the upcoming Avengers movie is now showing in cinemas, and it features some familiar faces from the X-Men: Professor X (Patrick Stewart), Magneto (Ian McKellen), and Cyclops (James Marsden). The teaser shows glimpses of the X-Mansion, a heartwarming scene of Magneto and Professor X playing chess and holding hands, and a powerful shot of Cyclops unleashing his optic blast with a Sentinel looming in the background.

The creators previously hinted that the series finale would offer a clue about a future spin-off. While fans have been speculating ever since, they’ve now confirmed the new show will center around the strange rock in a briefcase – the one that initially set Henry on the path to becoming Vecna. They shared this information in a recent interview with Variety.