Sean Connery’s early James Bond films from the 1960s are truly unique. Over ten years, he starred in six Bond movies, all of which quickly became classics. While many fans love Goldfinger, the original three films are the most memorable, and From Russia With Love is arguably the most deserving of praise.
As a huge Netflix fan, I’ve been thinking about which shows should keep going and which ones really need to finish their story. And honestly, Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen is one I’d love to see conclude. It’s already one of the most addictive shows on Netflix with just eight episodes, and I think wrapping it up nicely would make it a true classic.
Paramount+ is the home of the Yellowstone franchise. Disney+ offers a variety of Star Wars series, with varying degrees of success. HBO Max features classic HBO shows like The Sopranos and Game of Thrones, while Hulu streams popular FX series such as The Bear and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. However, many would agree that Apple TV consistently delivers high-quality original programming.
The new crime comedy series, Big Mistakes, launched on April 9th and quickly became popular. According to FlixPatrol, it entered the charts at number four on April 10th, then climbed to number two in the U.S. by April 11th.
Jason Statham’s martial arts training led him to focus on action movies. Since his action debut in the 2001 film Ghosts of Mars, he’s mostly stayed within that genre. While he’s occasionally appeared in comedies or dramas, like Spy, Statham understands what his fans want and consistently delivers.
The stories had been turned into movies and other formats before, but they really took off with Peter Jackson’s live-action Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. The world of The Lord of the Rings keeps growing, with the recent Prime Video series The Rings of Power, the anime film The War of the Rohirrim, and new movies like The Hunt for Gollum and Shadow of the Past on the way.
A common theme in Dragon Ball is giving villains another chance, whether they redeem themselves or are simply brought back to life with the Dragon Balls. Fans have become accustomed to seeing characters like Frieza, Android 17, Hit, and Broly reappear. While it’s exciting when familiar enemies return, there are some Dragon Ball villains that most fans believe are truly defeated for good.
The TV show Black Mirror has been around for a while, and its predictions about the near future are starting to come true. An episode from 2013 featured a cartoon character running for office, which seemed far-fetched at the time. Now, in 2026, it feels almost like a real-life event.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has expanded the number of characters from the Super Smash Bros. series appearing in Nintendo’s interconnected stories. The film prominently features Yoshi, Rosalina, Bowser Jr., and Fox McCloud, and also includes quick appearances by characters like Mr. Game & Watch, R.O.B., Little Mac, and Falco Lombardi.
The plot of “Mutiny” will likely feel familiar to action fans. Jason Statham stars as a former special forces operative trying to live a quiet life after being wrongly accused of a crime. While working as security on a cargo ship, he uncovers a dangerous human trafficking ring with ties to the military. True to form, he takes a stand and fights back with all his skills. The trailer reveals a pretty standard storyline, but the movie’s fast-paced action and Statham’s strong presence are what make it worth watching.