Focus Features will release the war film Pressure in theaters on May 29th. Anthony Maras directed and edited the film, and he also co-wrote the script with David Haig. The movie is adapted from Haig’s 2014 stage play of the same name. The cast includes Brendan Fraser, alongside Andrew Scott as James Stagg, and supporting actors Kerry Condon, Chris Messina, and Damian Lewis.
This streaming service has a history of successfully turning science fiction stories into TV shows, offering fresh takes on familiar material. They’ve done this with series like a reboot of Lost in Space, originally a show from the 1960s, and The Eternaut, which was based on a popular comic book series from the 1950s.
HIDDEN and Umbro collaborated to create a collection of 18 classic sportswear items, which launched in September 2025. This included the featured jersey and cap. The Digi Falls jersey has a pixelated design and prominently displays the HIDDEN logo. It also features Umbro’s iconic logo and a football crest on the chest, giving it the look of an authentic team jersey.
Retired Marine fighter pilot and Top Gun instructor Dave Berke, speaking with ScreenRant before the 40th anniversary of the original film, commended the sequel’s depiction of a carrier launch. He praised its accurate portrayal of the tension, organized chaos, and authentic naval aviation procedures involved. Berke specifically noted that the film’s communication and terminology during the high-pressure sequence were “exactly right.”
Whether you enjoy it or not, the Netflix series Devil May Cry clearly understands who it’s made for. Based on the popular video game series that started in 2001 with the PlayStation 2, this show is just the latest part of a large franchise that also includes games, a brief anime series, and novels. Devil May Cry is now a major hit, and the first season of the Netflix show proved that, earning an impressive 96% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Marvel has given fans a preview of Doctor Strange #6, which will be available on May 13th. The comic will feature the return of Wanda, as well as another familiar face from the Doctor Strange movies – Clea, who appeared in a post-credits scene from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Derek Landy and Ivan Fiorelli are creating the issue, with cover art by Alex Horley. You can see a sneak peek below.
Watching Sailor Moon for the first time now feels different than it did in 1992. The show was made with the technology and storytelling styles of the early ’90s, and those choices—like the limitations of broadcast television and conventions of the time—are noticeable today and can make it a bit harder to get into.
Sanrio recently shared the results from the first part of its annual character ranking, and Pompompurin is currently in first place! This is especially exciting as it’s Pompompurin’s 30th anniversary year. The votes counted for these midterm results were collected between April 9th and May 6th.
I was at this amazing event over three days! They had this really cool, chill lounge – all blue lights and shiny chrome – it was the perfect place to relax. And the coffee? Dead Good Coffee was there with a matcha bar serving drinks all day! But the best part was getting a first look at their new sneakers. We could try them on and even take our own polaroids to remember the moment. It was seriously awesome!
The new film, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, is leaving dedicated fans uncertain about the future of the series. While it initially looked like a third movie was definitely happening—plans even went as far as—Sony Pictures now appears to be reconsidering its options, potentially leaving fans disappointed.