Although the recent finale didn’t attract as many viewers as the finale of The Big Bang Theory, that’s not unexpected considering it aired five years ago. While MASH‘s finale actually had even more viewers than The Big Bang Theory, that was largely due to the limited number of television channels available back then.
The book effectively builds a dark picture, revealing the unsettling truth behind the distractions and potentially changing how you view game shows. However, a film adaptation presents a challenge: it has to show potentially disturbing content, and viewers might actually enjoy it. The filmmakers face a difficult choice: should they fully embrace the story’s critique and make us uncomfortable with our own enjoyment, or soften the impact and let us simply enjoy the action as the hero fights against the controlling forces?
In a recent interview with Collider, Millie Bobby Brown gave an update on Enola Holmes 3. She expressed her enthusiasm for the film, saying she’s “really, really excited for people to see it,” and hinted that it will be a noticeably different story than the previous installments.
2025 was a great year for games, but 2026 looks even more promising, particularly for fans of open-world adventures. We’re expecting both highly anticipated sequels and completely new experiences, and here’s a look at the open-world games currently planned for release in 2026 and beyond.
I’m so excited to hear that Netflix is making another Luther movie! I was a huge fan of the series, and I’m thrilled that Idris Elba, Dermot Crowley, and Ruth Wilson are all coming back to reprise their roles. Here’s what the movie is about, according to Netflix:
Raya Golden, who collaborated with the artist on the project and oversees art and licensing at Fevre River, refuted claims that AI was used to generate the images in a statement posted on the artist’s blog on November 10th.
Junichi Okada leads Last Samurai Standing not only as an actor, but also as the creative director and action choreographer. The show is drawing comparisons to popular series like Netflix’s Squid Game – due to its competition format with many contestants vying for a big prize – and FX’s Shogun, thanks to its historical Japanese backdrop. After debuting at the Busan International Film Festival, the show is receiving positive attention, especially for its impressive large-scale scenes and well-executed sword fights.
Even popular and well-made shows like Lost – known for its detailed world, compelling characters, and emotional flashbacks – still faced strong criticism when the final episode was broadcast.
Sweeney’s new movie, Christy, which tells the life story of boxer Christy Martin, didn’t have a great start at the box office, earning just $1.3 million domestically. Many are calling it a failure, but one report suggests the film is actually doing well.
The biblical drama House of David has quickly become popular on Prime Video, reaching the Top 10 chart at number nine with its season two finale just days away.