Loungefly Unwraps ‘The Mummy’ Backpack as Part of New Collection

MovieWeb is excited to share a first look at a new collection from Loungefly inspired by The Mummy. It includes a unique backpack and cardholder for fans who want to show their love for the film. The backpack is designed to look like the Book of Amun-Ra, with detailed symbols and metal accents that make it look just like the prop from the movie. It even features Egyptian hieroglyphs inside! The cardholder resembles an ancient urn, specifically a canopic jar featuring the god Duamatef, and is decorated with antique gold details. It has four card slots and a zipper pocket to keep your essentials safe and stylish.

Resident Evil Requiem Gets First Official Update March 2026

Resident Evil Requiem launched on February 27, 2026, and quickly became a huge success. As the ninth game in the long-running series – which first debuted in 1996 – the developers are keeping the momentum going by delivering what fans have been requesting.

When Jessie Buckley’s ‘The Bride!’ Will Stream on HBO Max

The new film, The Bride!, is a reimagining of the Frankenstein story set in 1930s Chicago. It begins with the Monster, played by Christian Bale, asking a doctor to create a companion for him – he’s having trouble meeting women anywhere else! The doctor creates The Bride (Jessie Buckley), but things don’t go as planned. The film also features strong performances from Jake Gyllenhaal and Penélope Cruz. If you can’t make it to the cinema, it will soon be available to rent or stream at home.

Chris Hemsworth & Charlize Theron’s $396M Dark Fantasy Movie Climbs Streaming Charts 14 Years Later

The film Snow White and the Huntsmancame out in theaters in 2012, directed by Rupert Sanders, who also directed Ghost in the Shell (2017) and The Crow (2024). That same year, Tarsem Singh released Mirror Mirror, a more colorful and lighthearted take on the Snow White story. Although critics weren’t impressed, Snow White and the Huntsmandid reasonably well in cinemas, which helped it find an audience on streaming platforms later on.

Tom Cruise Delivers a Win to Netflix With ‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning’

Many of Tom Cruise’s films are best experienced in theaters, where the impressive scale of his stunts can be fully appreciated. However, Netflix viewership numbers show people also enjoy watching his movies at home. In 2025, Cruise released what was thought to be the last Mission: Impossible film, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. Currently, the previous installment, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, is gaining popularity on U.S. Netflix, ranking as the #7 most-watched movie.

Robert De Niro’s Bizarre ‘Frankenstein’ Adaptation Lands on HBO Max

Despite a strong performance by Robert De Niro, the film was largely considered a letdown. Although it earned $112 million worldwide – more than double its $45 million production cost – it didn’t meet expectations, especially considering it was directed by and starred Kenneth Branagh. This was particularly surprising given its release following the success of Francis Ford Coppola’s Oscar-winning Bram Stoker’s Dracula.