3 Best Movies To Watch On Disney+ This Weekend (#1 Is The Biggest Sci-Fi Epic Of All Time)

Those three suggestions came at just the right time, coinciding with the release of the new trailer for Ben Stiller’s Focker In-Law, the first look at Avengers: Doomsday shown at CinemaCon in 2026, and Spider-Man: No Way Home becoming available on Disney+. This week, I intentionally left out any superhero films. After featuring two last weekend, it’s good to offer something different.

X-Files Spinoff Of Iconic Crossover Episode Pitched By Revival Series Star

Hulu is developing a potential reboot of The X-Files with Ryan Coogler, the Academy Award-winning director. The project is still in the early stages – just a pilot episode is planned so far. If the pilot is successful, Danielle Deadwyler and Himesh Patel will play two FBI agents investigating strange, unexplained events within a previously closed-down division of the bureau.

Justin Theroux’s Villain In Running Point Season 2 Explained By Creator

I recently spoke with creator David Stassen, and he’s really excited about seeing Cam’s dynamic with Isla Gordon and her family this season. Now that Cam’s out of rehab, Stassen wanted to explore their relationship more directly. But the big question for him and the writing team wasn’t if Cam would be a villain, but how villainous he’d become, and just how quickly that side of him would emerge.

Best Scenes in the Original Gladiator Movie, Ranked

Although Gladiator II didn’t quite reach the same level of excellence as the first Gladiator, that’s a tough act to follow. The original Gladiator was a remarkable film, combining outstanding performances, a grand story, and a special mix of practical and visual effects—a combination that hasn’t been replicated in the 26 years since its release.

Beloved Anime That Are Weirdly Bad At Writing Women

It’s particularly annoying because many of these anime actually have interesting female characters. They often introduce women who are well-designed, have compelling personalities, and could drive the story forward. Unfortunately, the writing often fails them. Instead of being fully developed characters, they’re reduced to roles like love interests, helpers for the male characters, or simply exist for fanservice or to evoke emotion. Despite their potential, these anime seem unsure how to utilize half of their characters effectively.