Film Threat’s Chris Gore reported on December 5th that three trailers for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday film will be released over three weeks. This strategy is intended to boost repeat viewings of Avatar: Fire and Ash in theaters.
It’s fairly common for shows to appear on different streaming services in other countries. This happens because of varying service availability and licensing agreements. For example, Castle Rock, a Hulu original based on Stephen King’s work, was available on Netflix in some parts of Asia – a practice that often occurs in regions where Hulu or Disney+ aren’t offered. However, this kind of content swapping isn’t typical in the United States.
January is packed with great movies and shows! On January 1st, you can stream titles like District 9, Dawn of the Dead, 12 Years a Slave, and Dune. Stephen King fans will be excited to find the series 11.22.63 on Netflix starting January 7th. There’s also new content arriving, including the thriller The Rip starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon on January 16th. And finally, Bridgerton returns with the first part of its fourth season on January 29th.
It’s likely we haven’t seen the last of Jack Reacher’s helpers. In season two, Malcolm Goodwin made a valuable return as Oscar Finlay, assisting with a key investigation. As the Prime Video series continues, Reacher seems to be building a wider network of friends. While it’s currently unconfirmed whether season four will feature any returning characters, if only one face from the past appears, Oscar Finlay should definitely be it.
As usual, the 2026 Golden Globe nominations have sparked debate among film fans, with some favorites being left out and unexpected titles getting recognition. While most of the nominations weren’t major surprises, they’re giving us a good idea of what to expect when the Academy Awards nominations are announced.
Apple TV+ has confirmed that Slow Horses will be back for a second season. The show launched on October 29th with two episodes and finished its first season on December 10th. It quickly became popular with viewers, so Apple TV+ renewed it without delay.
Netflix has renewed the series Berlin for another season, but quietly canceled Billionaires’ Bunker (originally titled El refugio atómico) in Spain, according to Spanish news source El País. The show centered around a group of wealthy individuals seeking shelter in a high-tech bunker during World War III. However, old conflicts between two families within the bunker threatened to disrupt their survival.
I recently checked out this action thriller, also known as Nomis, and it was a surprisingly gritty watch. Henry Cavill plays Walter Marshall, a detective who’s completely dedicated to his job – and not afraid to bend the rules to catch a slippery serial killer. It’s a really different role for him, ditching that polished Superman image for a much more rough-around-the-edges, world-weary look. He definitely uses his presence to get what he needs, and it’s fun to see him play a character who isn’t a traditional hero.
Directed by Andy Serkis, known for his work on The Lord of the Rings, the new animated film Animal Farm boasts a star-studded voice cast including Seth Rogen, Glenn Close, Woody Harrelson, Kieran Culkin, Gaten Matarazzo, Laverne Cox, Jim Parsons, Kathleen Turner, Iman Vellani, and Serkis himself. Variety revealed the first trailer this morning, which you can watch below.
I’ve seen Vanity Fair do this with actors for ages, and recently Amanda Seyfried and Sydney from The Housemaid took the bait. It started light – chatting about things like sweat and coffee – but then things got real. Given all the talk lately, Seyfried didn’t hold back and just straight-up asked Sydney, her co-star and the other half of that viral video moment: “Are your boobs real?” It was a surprisingly direct question, and honestly, a pretty bold move.