This week features several excellent films, including a captivating crime drama with Jodie Comer and Austin Butler, a funny and often overlooked comedy starring Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein, and a powerful, intense drama with Cillian Murphy.
Okay, so the team behind the first movie pretty much came back for this one! David Frankel directed again, and Aline Brosh McKenna wrote the script. Plus, a lot of the same people worked on it behind the scenes – like the production designer, the cinematographer, and Molly Rogers, who did the costumes. She was actually an associate costume designer on the first film, so it was cool to see her take on a bigger role this time around.
If you’re hoping to watch The Devil Wears Prada 2 at home, it will be a wait. The movie is currently only available in theaters, and Disney hasn’t announced when it will be available to stream on Disney+ yet.
May brings back several popular dramas, as well as some exciting new ones! Keep an eye out for Disney’s hit show Rivals, and the second season of the BBC’s mystery series starring Emma Myers.
MOONTON Games is hosting an in-person event where three teams will be chosen to compete in the Wildcard round of MSC 2026.
Okay, so this game throws you right into the action from the start, which is a little wild! But honestly, it’s awesome because they constantly give you active codes for free stuff. I quickly felt really connected to the game, and I think you will too once you start playing.
Garena is organizing the event and will be sending two teams from Bangladesh to compete in the global league happening mid-year.
The release of Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree has given more weight to many fan theories. While the DLC doesn’t directly confirm everything, it offers enough clues and background information to move some theories from simple speculation to something very close to accepted lore.
The screenplay for the film is a collaboration between Cregger and Shay Hatten, who previously worked on the John Wick films and Ballerina. This movie is a fresh start for the Resident Evil video game series, and it reunites Cregger with Austin Abrams (from Weapons), who plays the main character, Bryan, a medical courier.
The beginning of April set the tone for the rest of the month. New games like Sea of Stars and DropShot Mobile launched worldwide, and Monster Hunter Outlanders and Petit Planet continued testing new versions.