Disney’s recent live-action remakes have had mixed results, creating some uncertainty around the upcoming Tangled movie. With the underwhelming reception of the 2026 Moana remake, the prospects for another Tangled film now seem even more difficult.
The film Chef was a financial success, earning $49.8 million globally on an $11 million budget, and received positive reviews. While it’s become a well-loved hidden treasure available for streaming, it’s currently on Netflix but will be removed at the end of July. If you haven’t seen Jon Favreau’s fantastic performance yet, now is the time! It’s also recommended for viewers who enjoy shows like those found on FX and Hulu.
The first Harry Potter book is being turned into an eight-part TV series that starts streaming on December 25th. Because it’s a longer format than the original movie, the show will have time to delve deeper into characters and stories that were left out of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, and also introduce some new content. This expanded version is exciting, but it does make you wonder how and when all the famous moments from the book will be presented in the first season.
MGM+ has renewed the horror series From for a fifth and final season, which will premiere after season 4. As season 4—the second to last—progresses, the story is rapidly nearing its conclusion, and each episode reveals new information, finally addressing some of the show’s biggest mysteries.
Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz, known for her role as Catwoman in The Batman, are teaming up for a new heist thriller called How to Rob a Bank. The movie, set to release on September 4th, has just released its first trailer. Interestingly, their characters are on opposing sides: Hoult plays the robber, while Kravitz portrays a hacker working to expose him.
As a child, Prince Adam (Galitzine) was sent from Eternia to Earth to protect him from those who wanted to control the universe. The powerful Sword of Power was hidden with him, preventing Skeletor from reaching his full potential. However, growing up, Adam Glenn found that people didn’t believe his stories about Eternia—a faraway land with talking green cats and a magical sword. To make matters worse, he has no memory of where the sword went when he first arrived on Earth as a baby.
Here’s a look at five highly anticipated sci-fi movies coming soon. These films range from those releasing in the near future to projects still a ways off, but all are generating excitement among fans.
Recent data from FlixPatrol indicates the Peacock series is once again facing challenges in viewership. Over the past week, it dropped as low as fifth place on Peacock’s U.S. Top 10 list before climbing back to second, where it was surpassed by the reality show Summer House. In countries where the series is available on Paramount+, it has seen a similar decline, even falling off the Top 10 charts in many regions.
The movie opened in theaters on April 24th and quickly became a box office hit. It’s now the second-highest-grossing film of 2026 and ranks as the third-highest-grossing biographical film ever, following only 2023’s Oppenheimer and 2018’s Bohemian Rhapsody. Following this success, Lionsgate announced that Michael will be available to rent or buy digitally starting June 9th.
On April 10th, Prime Video replaced its ad-free plan with Prime Video Ultra. Amazon notified subscribers that the old plan would simply be renamed to Prime Video Ultra.