Compelling TV shows depend on well-developed characters, and creators usually spend a lot of time crafting them. However, sometimes a character will act in a way that doesn’t fit their established personality. This might be through a questionable choice or a surprising plot twist, but ultimately, it leaves viewers feeling disappointed and let down.
Netflix has a lot of new shows and movies coming out this week, including the new series Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole and Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen. But if you’re looking for something to watch right now, this older, highly-rated show is a great choice. With eight episodes that are between 45 and 57 minutes each, you can easily finish the whole series—which has an 87% rating on Rotten Tomatoes—in a couple of viewings.
Just before Spock dies saving everyone, he famously says, “The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.” This line is so powerful because of its importance to the story, but also because both Spock (played by Leonard Nimoy) and Admiral Kirk (William Shatner) had spoken similar sentiments earlier in the film.
As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve always had a feeling Damage Control was going to become something much bigger – and potentially dangerous. They’ve been lurking in the background since Spider-Man: Homecoming, cleaning up messes after superhero battles. But now, it looks like Banner might be giving them the tools they need to really clamp down on the rise of mutants, and it feels like this is all building towards something huge before Avengers: Doomsday. It’s a little scary, honestly, to think they could become a full-on anti-mutant force.
It’s hard to believe Tanjiro could have survived the final battle without the Hashira’s help. As the movie returns to theaters before streaming on April 4, 2026, fans are remembering all those who fought bravely – and especially those who gave their lives – to defeat Muzan and his strongest demons during the most dramatic part of the story.
Dwayne Johnson originally voiced the character of Maui in the 2016 animated movie. Animating the demigod proved difficult, particularly when designing his hair.
A closer look at Loki reveals just how unconventional the show is. It throws out the playbook for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the superhero genre, and even basic storytelling. Given how many rules it breaks, Loki really shouldn’t have worked, but like its namesake, it defied expectations and became a surprisingly brilliant show.
Ryan Gosling, known for his role in The Notebook, recently spoke with a famous Indian actor for Sony Pictures India. They chatted about the possibility of making a movie based on the novel Project Hail Mary.
Bernsen explained that everyone involved is enthusiastic about continuing the project. However, he pointed out that as time passes and they all get older, it changes the dynamic. He noted it’s easier for someone in their 40s to keep going, and he specifically requested they avoid doing it around the anniversary of Henry’s death, sharing that he himself is 71 years old.
