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Universal Pictures, Nintendo, and Illumination’s new animated movie earned $190 million in the U.S. and Canada over the five-day holiday weekend, making it the top film, according to studio estimates and data from Comscore. This result matched predictions of a $186 million opening domestically.
Ah, Bitcoin mining, that grand old theatre of chaos! Once a bustling promenade of humming machines, it now limps along as block times dawdle and profits tiptoe downward. The hashrate has taken its bow, many miners are off gallivanting into the AI limelight, and the stage is set for a most dramatic difficulty adjustment: whispers suggest a 14% curtain call.
The 35-year-old TV star showed off her physique in a pink velour bodysuit paired with black fishnet stockings.
Get ready to explore a stunning and imaginative world in this new game! You’ll be able to fly, discover hidden areas, engage in exciting aerial battles, and use a variety of skills to defeat massive bosses. The game is currently available for pre-registration and is launching this month, meaning it’s still under development.
Quentin Tarantino is known in Hollywood for his deep love of film, and few directors can match his enthusiasm and understanding. He’s a big fan of classic filmmakers like Sergio Leone, Sergio Corbucci, John Ford, and Stanley Kubrick, and clearly has excellent taste. His storytelling, especially in Westerns, is heavily influenced by films he admires, which he readily acknowledges. Surprisingly, he once named a 1959 John Wayne Western as his all-time favorite, and its unique style and mood significantly impacted how he develops characters.
I think True Detective is truly special, but it’s not untouchable. There are other shows out there that really capture what made True Detective great and then take it even further. Broadchurch and even Hannibal come to mind – they build on that same vibe and end up being amazing shows in their own right, definitely worth checking out.
I’ve been following the performance of War Machine on Netflix, and it’s been quite a ride! As of April 5, 2026, it’s still hanging in there as the 9th most popular movie worldwide, according to FlixPatrol. Here in the US, it was doing really well, peaking at #5 until April 1st. But things changed quickly – it completely disappeared from the top 10 charts by April 2nd and hasn’t been back since. Globally, it’s not at the top in any country anymore, averaging a ranking of 7.5 with a high of #2 in Egypt. War Machine exploded onto the scene and quickly got over 100 million views, which was amazing, but it looks like its time in the spotlight might be fading.
As a huge movie fan, I’ve noticed something lately: so many horror films feel like they’re made to be franchises, rather than just good movies. It’s like the story itself comes second. But the truly great franchises? They started with a genuinely terrifying and well-told story, and then the sequels naturally followed. It’s a simple idea, but it makes all the difference.
For almost ten years, Chris Evans was Captain America, and it was incredibly reassuring for fans to see him pop up, even for a quick scene. It gave the Marvel Cinematic Universe this lovely sense of consistency. That’s something DC could really benefit from with David Corenswet as Superman. If they can make him a consistent, recognizable presence, it would instantly help the DC Universe feel more established and give Superman that same kind of staying power – a true franchise pillar. It’s a small thing, but it could make a huge difference in turning them into real rivals with Marvel.
South Korean action-comedy films have consistently delivered fantastic entertainment for the past twenty years. They offer something for all tastes – from movies that blend smart humor with thrilling action, to over-the-top comedies disguised as action flicks. Here are some truly exceptional examples.