Throughout the first three Star Wars films, Luke Skywalker trains and becomes a legendary Jedi. While few Jedi are as well-known as Luke, a few others have actually become more powerful. Luke is undeniably a strong Jedi, but this list highlights five who ultimately surpassed him in terms of power.
I’ve been following Richard Barker’s work, and it’s fascinating to see how he got his start. He wasn’t an overnight sensation, you know? He actually built a following initially through YouTube, creating these really charming short films and funny sketches. And honestly, that’s becoming more and more typical these days – so many talented filmmakers are cutting their teeth online before hitting the big screen.
Amell shared a video on social media with the caption, “I love playing superheroes.” He’s playfully referencing his role as a lifeguard – someone who rescues people in the water. The video includes a quick shot of Amell running towards the ocean, looking focused and determined, and you can see he’s not wearing a shirt. Watch it below!
As a fan, I was really captivated by the Season 1 opening sequence – it felt so complex and thoughtfully done. It wasn’t about throwing you right into the action, but more about a continuous, flowing shot with subtle edits, almost like watching everything unfold from a distance. Then, the Season 2 opening with the boat scene was the complete opposite – a really striking contrast!
Matt and Ross Duffer created and oversaw the production of the hugely popular Netflix series Stranger Things. Although the first four seasons were a hit with viewers, the fifth season received a lot of criticism. On Rotten Tomatoes, it earned a 52% audience score – the lowest of any season and the only one considered negatively reviewed.
The conclusion of Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) gave Tom Holland’s Spider-Man a significant makeover, with a new costume drawing inspiration from Tobey Maguire’s classic suit. This design has been prominently featured in promotional materials, moving away from the more technologically advanced looks of recent Spider-Man films. Beyond just a visual change, this new suit—inspired by the ‘Brand New Day’ comic arc—also signals a shift in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, breaking a costume pattern that has been consistent since the beginning.
Good news for Dead by Daylight fans! Jason Voorhees is joining the game on June 16, 2026. A new trailer has just been released giving players a first look at his in-game appearance, including a new version of his iconic hockey mask from the Jason Universe project. You can watch the trailer below.
Disney+ is known for its ongoing stories within the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the Star Wars universe. Star Wars has given us popular shows like The Mandalorian and Andor, while Marvel has delivered limited series such as WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Some shows, like Loki and Daredevil: Born Again, are designed to run for multiple seasons.
HBO recognizes how much love there is for the Harry Potter movies, and they’re using that enthusiasm to build excitement for their new TV show. Coming in May, Harry Potter: The Official Film Podcast will be a complete rewatch of all eight films, hosted by Rhianna Dillon. The podcast will include interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and thoughts on why the films continue to be so popular. It’s a way to celebrate the movies and also connect them to HBO’s future plans for the Harry Potter world.
Director Nicolas Winding Refn, known for films like Drive and The Neon Demon, will helm a new Maniac Cop movie. Mubi is fully funding the project and plans a wide release in theaters. Goodfellas is co-producing, and Refn is producing through his byNWR Originals company. Christina Erritzøe and Kimberly Willming from byNWR, along with Vincent Maraval of Goodfellas, will serve as executive producers. Filming is scheduled to begin in Los Angeles in January 2027.