Dwayne Johnson’s $428M Video Game Movie Comes to HBO Max

On May 26th, Dwayne Johnson’s film Rampage will be available for subscribers to watch. Originally released in theaters in 2018, the movie earned $428 million worldwide. While successful, with a budget and marketing spend of around $260 million, it didn’t perform quite as well as some of Johnson’s bigger hits. Although a sequel was once discussed, those plans appear to have been abandoned as Johnson has moved on to other projects.

Yellowstone Officially Confirms Jamie Dutton’s Replacement in Dutton Ranch

The new show featuring Beth and Rip, which began with the first two episodes of Dutton Ranch, has quickly become popular with fans of Yellowstone. It received a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes right away. Although it’s not the only Yellowstone spin-off continuing the Dutton family’s story – Marshals, focusing on Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes), is also available on CBS – many viewers feel it’s the most direct continuation of the original series.

10 Near-Perfect Modern Black & White Movies, Ranked

Shooting in black and white often encourages filmmakers to pay closer attention to details like lighting, visual texture, storytelling, and character development. Because everything is so visible in black and white, directors and actors often deliver exceptional performances when working with these limitations. This focus has resulted in some truly stunning and memorable films over the past twenty years.

A Classic Zelda Officially Returns In Unexpected Nintendo Release

Today, the soundtrack for The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds became available on the Nintendo Music app. Nintendo Switch Online subscribers can listen to the full soundtrack. You can find more details on the official Nintendo website. While I’m still hoping for a remake of A Link Between Worlds, this is a great way to enjoy the music from one of the most beloved Zelda games ever made.

Hulu’s Prison Break Reboot Officially Recasts Character After Series Order

Kelli Berglund, known for her roles in Heels and Now Apocalypse, has been cast as a main character in the upcoming Prison Break series. She will play Cheyenne, an inmate on the show. Originally, Priscilla Delgado (from A League of Their Own and Euphoria) played the part in the pilot episode, but it’s currently unknown why the role was given to Berglund.

Macross Finally Gets First-Time U.S. Release After 40 Years

Anime Expo 2026 will be the first place in North America to show the original 1984 film, The Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love? With many important people from the anime world attending, Anime Expo is truly the best place to celebrate the history of the industry. This exciting news follows the recent release of several Macross anime series in Western countries, introducing the beloved story to a new generation of fans.

Today Is a Great Day For Quentin Tarantino Fans

Peacock recently added a collection of films by director Quentin Tarantino, including Reservoir Dogs (1992), Jackie Brown (1997), Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (2004), Death Proof (2007), Inglourious Basterds (2009), Django Unchained (2012), and The Hateful Eight (2015). This means almost all of Tarantino’s films are now available on the streaming service. The only ones not on Peacock are Pulp Fiction, which you can find on Paramount+, and .

Scarlett Johansson’s “Masterpiece” Hit $73M Sci-Fi Officially Releases On HBO Max In 2 Weeks

Scarlett Johansson is one of the highest-grossing actors of all time, largely thanks to her role as Black Widow in 10 Marvel movies between 2010’s Iron Man 2 and her standalone film, Black Widow (2021). She recently joined the Jurassic World franchise with the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth (2025). Beyond blockbusters, Johansson has starred in critically acclaimed sci-fi films like Her, Under the Skin (both 2013), and Lucy (2014), which earned nearly $470 million worldwide. Now, another of her sci-fi projects is coming to a major streaming platform.