It used to be believed that ghosts could only move on to Heaven once they resolved whatever unfinished business they had while alive – Trevor jokingly called this being ‘sucked off.’ But Carol’s kind act seems to have changed things, suggesting there might be new ways for ghosts to move into the afterlife.
These days, streaming services don’t seem to prioritize science fiction as much as other genres. That’s what makes The Expanse so important – it’s a standout sci-fi show that likely wouldn’t have been made in today’s crowded streaming environment. Many consider it the best sci-fi series available, showcasing qualities that most others lack.
Zack Snyder’s DC films often spark debate, but he has a dedicated group of fans. After Snyder was replaced by Joss Whedon during the production of the 2017 film Justice League, those fans campaigned for his original vision to be released. This ultimately led to Zack Snyder’s Justice League premiering on HBO Max in 2021. Now, fans are hoping another studio will allow Snyder to complete his plans for the DC Universe, and that may actually happen.
Variety reports that Quentin Tarantino will appear alongside Simon Pegg, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Sofia Boutella in Jamie Adams’ upcoming movie, Only What We Carry.
Quentin Tarantino is making a comeback as an actor! He’ll be starring in a new film called Only What We Carry, directed and written by Jamie Adams. The movie also features a talented cast including Simon Pegg, Sofia Boutella, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Liam Hellmann, and Lizzy McAlpine. Filming recently finished in Deauville, France, and the film is expected to be released around 2026.
Mattson Tomlin, a co-writer on The Batman – Part II, recently discussed his idea for a Spider-Man 4 movie on X (formerly Twitter). While he’s eager to write the script, it’s still in the early stages – he doesn’t have a concrete plan or official backing from the studio or actors yet. He says the process will be gradual, but the fact that he hasn’t received a definite rejection suggests those involved are open to seeing his pitch before making a decision about bringing Spider-Man 4 back.
Even anime with small followings often have dedicated fan communities, which speaks to the lasting power of the art form. This kind of online fan culture really took off in the 2000s, with fans sharing thoughts, arguments, and funny content across the internet. Sadly, a small but loud group of fans sometimes creates negativity around even the best anime series. While most fanbases are positive, a few groups can actually discourage new viewers from getting into a show.
So, I was reading an interview with Sydney Sweeney – you know, from Euphoria – in Variety recently. She was being honored as a Woman of Power, which is awesome, and we got into a really interesting conversation. She talked about how some fans really blur the lines between her and the characters she plays, and it’s clearly something she’s thought a lot about. She feels like people have a lot of assumptions about her that just aren’t true, and she has a really cool, surprisingly fresh take on being labeled a ‘sex symbol.’
In Demolition Man, Sylvester Stallone plays John Spartan, a police officer who is frozen for decades and then revived in the future. He’s brought back because he’s the only one who can stop Simon Phoenix, a dangerous criminal who has also escaped. The movie follows Spartan as he adjusts to this strange new world and tries to catch his old enemy, who is causing chaos.
Let’s talk about Back to the Future. Released on July 3, 1985, this Michael J. Fox classic remains a beloved film decades later. Its wildly imaginative story – a teenager accidentally traveling back to 1955 in a time-traveling car – shouldn’t have worked, but director Robert Zemeckis and producer Steven Spielberg combined their talents to create a truly special movie. It’s still considered one of the best time-travel films ever made and sets the standard for others in the genre.