The release of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 on Disney+ signals a fresh start for Marvel Studios’ television shows. This season is the first to be created completely after Marvel Studios adjusted its approach to making TV series, a change they announced in early 2025.
Let me tell you, Alan Ritchson is becoming a huge name in Hollywood, and I don’t see that stopping anytime soon, especially with the return of Reacher. He’s been popping up in quite a few movies lately, and while none have quite hit the same high note as Reacher, he’s got a really interesting slate of upcoming roles that I’m excited to see.
The exhibitors at PAX East 2026 were excited to present their newest creations. Everything from unique accessories like the Omara to innovative consoles such as the GameTank was on display, and many of these hardware innovations are likely to have a significant impact in the future.
Hulu is adding the movie The Beekeeper to its streaming library in April. You’ll be able to watch it starting April 1st. The film originally came out in theaters over two years ago and was a big success, earning over $162 million with a $40 million budget. Movie fans really liked it, giving it a 92% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Despite not being widely talked about recently, Honey and Clover is a high-quality anime. It tells a story that feels relevant even today, with characters who are deeply relatable and complex emotions that linger with you. While it doesn’t rely on action, the anime beautifully illustrates that everyone has a unique and compelling story to tell.
It’s been two years since I last focused a tournament around live-action TV shows, and the number of new DC and Marvel series released since then is amazing. In fact, so many shows came out that some didn’t even make it into the tournament!
This new fantasy movie is based on the beloved book series The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton, which was originally published between 1939 and 1951. Starring Claire Foy and Nicola Coughlan, the film follows a British family who move to the countryside and discover a magical tree that takes them to a fantastical world, helping them reconnect with each other.
Let me tell you, Tales from the Loop, which came out in 2020, is a breath of fresh air. It’s not your typical sci-fi – forget explosions and fast chases. Instead, it’s all about mood and remembering a time when sci-fi was more about ideas and beauty than just spectacle. Honestly, in a world of shows designed to keep you glued to the screen and quickly moving on to the next, this series is a genuinely unique and welcome change of pace.
Fans still repeat lines from The Office years after it ended, making it one of the most memorable shows for quotes. While Season 9 with Andy Bernard wasn’t always strong, he delivered what many consider to be one of the greatest lines ever in a sitcom’s final episode.
As a total cinema lover, it’s wild to see how things are shaking out in the streaming world. While Netflix is getting playfully roasted – even by free services like Tubi – for another price increase in early 2026, Pluto TV is quietly winning me over by just adding more and more stuff to watch, and without hitting my wallet every month. It’s a really interesting contrast, honestly.