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The Marvel Cinematic Universe and the Oscar-winning film Everything Everywhere All at Once have made the idea of multiverses popular with moviegoers. While Marvel hasn’t quite lived up to the potential of this concept (though future films like Avengers: Doomsday might change that), this month’s film successfully uses it to tell a deeply personal story. The film centers on a mother’s quest to find her daughter’s killer, and she’s prepared to travel through different universes to do so.

In the fourth episode of Shrinking’s third season, Jimmy attempted to move on with a date, but it didn’t go well – his date spent the entire time crying about his wife having passed away. Meanwhile, Liz had a difficult conversation within earshot of her son, Matthew, where she expressed her disappointment in Jimmy’s recent behavior.

Meagan Navarro from Bloody Disgusting praised the new season as thrilling and a confident step forward, noting that it successfully expands the MonsterVerse in exciting directions.

If true, this would be a significant achievement for the series, as very few animated Star Wars shows have lasted beyond three seasons on Disney+.

Blending science fiction with bold storytelling, For All Mankind is a strong contender for the best alternate history show currently available. Even if it wasn’t the best, it’s significantly impacted the genre and demonstrated its incredible potential.

Since then, Reeves has repeatedly shown he’s a master of genre films, understanding that compelling stories rely on creating a specific mood and developing strong characters, rather than just relying on flashy effects. This is particularly clear in his work as an executive producer on the Amazon Prime series, Tales from the Loop.

As a huge sci-fi fan, I’ve always felt that ‘hard’ sci-fi isn’t about being bleak – it’s about getting the details right. The science needs to make sense, and if something unbelievable happens, there should be a good reason for it. But honestly, keeping that level of consistency on a TV show is tough. You’ve got changing budgets, different writers, and seasons that often go on longer than planned. So many shows start out promising but lose steam. The really good ones, though, know when to hold back on explanations, when to pace things carefully, and when to just trust that the audience is smart enough to follow along. These eight shows are consistently brilliant – they respect the science, tell compelling stories, and treat you, the viewer, with intelligence.

I’m so excited about the new movie Hamlet! I just saw the official trailer, and it looks incredible. Riz Ahmed is playing Hamlet, and the cast is amazing – Art Malik as Claudius, Morfydd Clark as Ophelia, Joe Alwyn as Laertes, and Timothy Spall as Polonius. It premiered at the Telluride Festival last year, in 2025, and it’s a really fresh take on the story. Instead of a traditional setting, this version is set in modern-day London, focusing on the city’s South Asian elite. It’s a really interesting way to bring this classic Shakespearean tragedy to life!

Twenty years ago, Walker had a remarkably diverse month, appearing in two very different films: the gritty crime thriller Running Scared and the heartwarming Disney adventure Eight Below. Though one was more commercially successful than the other, both movies remain memorable examples of Walker’s impressive acting range and his ability to excel in a variety of roles.

TV shows getting canceled quickly isn’t unusual, but it feels like it’s happening more and more often these days. While some shows have become long-term hits, there are plenty of others that deserved to run for many more seasons and give viewers a more complete story.