As part of ScreenRant’s preview of spring 2026 movies, we’re excited to share a brand-new image from The Mandalorian & Grogu. The photo shows Din Djarin in what looks like the film’s most exciting action scene.
While shows like Taylor Sheridan’s Lawman: Bass Reeves and Netflix’s The Abandons and American Primeval didn’t quite capture a large audience, demonstrating the challenge for traditional Westerns, Yellowstone’s prequel series 1883 and 1923 succeeded because they were connected to the popular Yellowstone universe.
Often, a show builds suspense, but doesn’t attract a large enough audience to satisfy network executives, leading to its cancellation despite a dedicated fanbase. It’s puzzling why these viewers don’t rally to support shows—like police dramas and crime series—while they’re still at risk of being canceled.
Despite the disappointing box office results of The Matrix Resurrections in 2021 – it earned only $160 million with a $190 million budget – Warner Bros. is moving forward with another film. Drew Goddard is set to write and direct this new installment.
Maslany asked her followers to avoid seeing the movie because of the recent controversy surrounding Melissa Barrera’s removal from the cast, which stemmed from Barrera’s social media posts about Palestine. Despite this online criticism, initial ticket sales indicate that the movie is still attracting a significant audience.
A new TV series based on the Harry Potter books is being created. The show is expected to run for ten years to ensure all the books are fully adapted. While it’s currently planned for release on HBO Max in early 2027, the studio is already thinking about making even more Harry Potter content in the future.
Mark Ruffalo took to X (formerly Twitter) to call on state officials to investigate a potential large-scale media merger, directly addressing California Attorney General Rob Bonta as concerns grow.
While the dance movie series didn’t reach the $1 billion mark, it was still incredibly successful financially. Each film was made with a low budget, which meant the franchise was very profitable. Plus, it launched the careers of several well-known actors, contributing to its overall success, even though it’s not often discussed now.
The Scream movies have become a lasting hit in the horror genre, constantly updating themselves with clever self-awareness and a changing cast of characters who either fall victim to the killer, survive, or become the villain. Throughout the series, starting with the first film in 1996, Gale Weathers has been a central figure, and her journey from an ambitious, attention-seeking reporter to a hardened survivor is one of the most interesting storylines.
Science fiction has a long history with anthology series, from classics like The Twilight Zone to more recent examples. This format allows creators to explore different concepts and experiment with ideas. However, truly capturing the spirit of the anthology hasn’t been common in recent sci-fi television. Fortunately, Electric Dreams provides a strong model for modern shows interested in using this storytelling approach.