From the very beginning, the original Final Fantasy featured heroes discovering the remains of advanced, lost societies, and they may have even faced the dangerous Warmech. While other games touched on similar themes, Final Fantasy 8 balanced this blend of magic and technology particularly well, despite being overshadowed by another popular game.
The first season of Doctor Who concluded with a two-part finale, “Bad Wolf” and “The Parting of the Ways,” which saw the end of the Ninth Doctor and Rose Tyler’s time traveling together. In “The Parting of the Ways,” the Doctor discovered the only way to destroy the Daleks was with a dangerous “Delta Wave” that would also harm many people on Earth. To save Rose, he sent her back to a specific street corner in modern-day Earth – a location fans now recognize as significant, as it reappears in another memorable Doctor Who episode.
You can now watch Ad Astra for free on Tubi. Despite costing around $100 million to produce, the movie didn’t make much money at the box office, earning just over $135 million worldwide. However, this wasn’t because it was a bad film – critics generally liked it, giving it an 83% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Brad Pitt’s performance was especially praised by reviewers.
Steven Spielberg is gearing up to release his latest film, Disclosure Day, a new science fiction thriller focusing on aliens – a genre he’s known for. Universal Pictures has been very secretive about the project, and while the trailer offered some clues, many fans are speculating about how it connects to his earlier alien movies. To help you remember, we’ve compiled a list of all of Spielberg’s films featuring extraterrestrials – though be warned, not all of them are as friendly as the famous E.T.
According to FlixPatrol, 300: Rise of an Empire is currently a Top 10 movie on Netflix in many countries. However, it’s not available to stream in the United States right now. Despite this, its popularity on Netflix worldwide is a positive sign for director Zack Snyder, as the film didn’t perform as well as hoped when it was originally released in 2014.
Fujimoto shared a personal recommendation on X (formerly Twitter): he recently saw the new Disney/Pixar movie, Hoppers, and really enjoyed it. He described the experience as “becoming a beaver” and encourages others to watch it too.
The attraction initially closed on August 4, 2025, for planned updates to improve how things work and make visits more enjoyable. While Disney said it would be closed until spring 2026, April 8th is the first firm date they’ve given for when it will reopen.
I’m really excited about this new sketch show, Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America, coming out on June 26, 2026! It’s going to be a funny look back at all the big moments in American history, and it’s timed to celebrate the country turning 250 years old. I think it’ll be a hilarious way to mark the anniversary.
While Disney+ consistently sees success with family movies, their latest hit is special because it entertains viewers of all ages. Disney has always been good at creating content that families can enjoy together, and this is particularly important for a streaming service meant for shared viewing. In fact, their new top movie delivers exactly the experience families want.
Released on March 11th, the new animated film quickly became popular on Disney+. As a sequel to the 2016 hit Zootopia, it’s actually earned more at the box office than the first movie. According to FlixPatrol, Zootopia 2 is now the most-watched film worldwide on Disney+, and the Zootopia series is doing very well overall.