Few TV genres are as good at surprising audiences as police and crime dramas, where the lines between hunter and hunted often blur. Some of these shows have delivered truly unforgettable twists that have made them timeless classics.
In a recent interview with Polygon, Jon Favreau hinted that the upcoming movie featuring The Mandalorian and Grogu could mark the end of his involvement with Star Wars. He explained that after seven years working on the franchise, transitioning to a film feels like the natural conclusion of his current work. The word ‘culmination’ suggests a sense of finality, and he seems pleased with the idea of ending his run on a high note. Favreau also discussed the difficulties of adapting The Mandalorian from a TV series to a large-scale film, indicating that this movie will be the most ambitious story yet for the pair.
Halle Berry is currently promoting her new film, where she portrays a character dealing with discrimination at work. When Entertainment Weekly asked if she’d ever faced a difficult boss herself, she immediately thought of a past experience with director Bryan Singer.
With the long weekend here, Netflix has a lot of fresh content to enjoy! You can dive into thrilling crime dramas like The Art of Sarah, laugh with comedies like How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, or, if you’re in the mood for romance, check out the new 9-episode series – it’s a strong contender for your weekend viewing.
Sony is planning a new version of the classic film Charlie’s Angels. The screenplay will be written by Pete Chiarelli, known for his work on movies like The Proposal (2009) and Crazy Rich Asians (2018).
When we were in grade school, Valentine’s Day was always similar. We’d each create a decorated box and then classmates would excitedly run around, dropping Valentine’s cards into them.
Silo is a compelling mystery series taking place entirely within a huge underground bunker, home to a community living under a rigid set of rules meant to ensure their survival. What makes the show work so well is its complex and unfolding story – each new piece of information about the silo’s true purpose changes how you see everything that came before. The show’s unsettling atmosphere is created through its stark, industrial design and a feeling of being trapped in a very tall, confined space, which might remind viewers of a similar sci-fi series from 2014.
This movie is a funny and clever take on films like The Terminator, but it uses science fiction to make a stronger point about society. Although a major plot twist could have ended the story on a depressing note, the ending suggests there’s still reason to be optimistic about the future of humanity.
The second season of Prime Video’s Cross starts with a powerful and fast-paced beginning, reminiscent of a highly-regarded 2020 dark comedy crime thriller. The creators and cast promised a grimmer season 2 at New York Comic Con in 2025, and they’ve delivered.
The latest series in the world of Game of Thrones, called A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, tells the story of a new generation of Targaryens. It’s set about a hundred years before the events of Game of Thrones, at a time when dragons are extinct and the Targaryen dynasty still holds the Iron Throne. The show follows Ser Duncan, nicknamed “Dunk” (played by Peter Claffey), as he tries to become a famous knight. He takes on a young boy as his apprentice, unaware that the boy is actually a Targaryen prince.