Warner Bros. is bringing previews of three new movies to CCXP 2025, a pop culture convention happening in São Paulo, Brazil from December 4th to 7th. According to Estação Nerd, one of these films will be the DC movie Supergirl, currently scheduled for release on June 26, 2026. You can find more details in the Portuguese-language report linked below.
The movie Total Recall is based on a short story by Phillip K. Dick. It centers on Douglas Quaid, played by Schwarzenegger, a construction worker in 2084 who dreams of visiting Mars. He goes to a company called Rekall to have fake memories of a Martian vacation implanted, but he soon discovers his entire life is a fabricated memory. The film is a fast-paced and exciting story, and a significant change of pace for Schwarzenegger’s usual roles. However, the details surrounding its release and how it made it to the big screen remain somewhat mysterious.
The film Night Hunter, starring Henry Cavill, is quickly becoming popular on Paramount+, currently ranking among the top 10 movies on the platform. It’s currently #3, behind Top Gun: Maverick at #1 and The Revenant at #2.
Although Solo Leveling isn’t a traditional isekai anime, it shares some similarities with the genre—like a protagonist who feels like a self-insert, lots of monsters and heroes, and a story that could go in many directions. This makes it reasonable to compare Solo Leveling to Tensura as two of the most popular fantasy anime of the last ten years. However, Tensura is currently more successful. It’s leading the charts for isekai anime, and it’s strong enough to challenge Solo Leveling’s popularity, preventing it from becoming complacent.
I recently read an interview with Jacob Elordi in Entertainment Weekly, and he shared how excited he was about landing the role of the Creature in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein. He said that while he’d have been happy to play any part in the film, the Creature was the only character he truly wanted. He didn’t hesitate for a moment when he found out he was being considered – it was a dream role for him!
Successful action movie sequels often surpass the original by ramping up the thrills. This is common in big superhero franchises, but also happens with critically acclaimed action films. Interestingly, the best sequel isn’t always the second one – many great sequels are the third film or even later in a series.
Just as a show can suffer from going on too long, it can also be harmed by not knowing when to end. A prime example is Twin Peaks, where a shocking reveal – arguably the show’s best moment – ultimately left season two struggling to find a direction.
Tom Cruise attended the London premiere of Glen Powell’s new film, The Running Man, on November 5th to show his support. He posted on X, praising the movie and congratulating Powell, saying it was funny and exciting. True to form, Cruise also enjoyed a large amount of popcorn during the screening!
His upcoming film, Empire City, features him as Rhett, a firefighter trying to rescue people during a hostage situation at the Clybourn Building in New York City.
Colter usually works alone or with the police, but he does have a small team assisting him. In the first season of Tracker, his team included the tech expert Bobby Exley, and Shaw’s contacts, Velma and Teddi Bruin. However, by the beginning of Season 3, none of those original team members remain, as the actors who played them have left the show. While Tracker quickly adds new helpers, these changes unfortunately make the show less compelling.