From its disturbing beginning to a finale that feels like a scene from Travis Bickle’s imagination, Taxi Driver is a starkly realistic film, presented through the eyes of a lonely outcast with inflated ideas about his own importance. It deliberately blurs the line between dreams and reality, exploring the very space that movies are uniquely suited to create.
Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby adapted James S.A. Corey’s (Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck) popular novels and short stories into the series The Expanse. The show depicts a future where humans have colonized the solar system, but are still plagued by political intrigue, betrayal, and criminal activity. Frequently compared to Game of Thrones in space, The Expanse benefited from the creators’ strong science fiction background, having previously collaborated on successful projects like Children of Men, Iron Man, and the entertaining space western, Cowboys & Aliens.
The show 24 was well-known for its surprising character deaths and plot twists. Kiefer Sutherland’s character, Jack Bauer, seemed to be the only one consistently safe. It’s been over ten years since Sutherland last played Bauer, but there’s currently discussion about him reprising the role in a possible 24 movie.
The enduring popularity of certain stories is clear when even shows based on spin-offs get made, like George and Mandy’s First Marriage and Andor. The growth of streaming services has only increased this trend, leading to tons of spin-offs for big franchises like The Walking Dead, Yellowstone, and Star Trek, and many more. Even with so many spin-offs already available, there’s still space for another one.
These creatures were already part of the game under the 2014 rules, but the recent Forge of the Artificer book officially brought them up to date for 2024. That book also revamped the Artificer class – often considered one of the strongest in Dungeons & Dragons – giving it four updated and one completely new subclass. With new books constantly being released, the game is always evolving, and this year looks especially promising.
You can now watch White House Down for free on Tubi. It’s interesting to note that this isn’t the first time a film has featured a white actor as a heroic figure saving an African American president from terrorists, in a plot similar to Die Hard. In fact, it only happened twice! 2013 was a particularly notable year for this type of action movie, with both White House Down, starring Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx, and Olympus Has Fallen with Gerard Butler, hitting theaters. White House Down was directed by Roland Emmerich, known for Independence Day.
It’s perfectly okay if you don’t enjoy Bad Bunny’s music – taste is personal. However, if you’re going to comment on him, particularly his Super Bowl performance, it’s important to be mindful and informed about what you’re saying.
The OA starts as a mysterious show and quickly evolves into a complex sci-fi story. It blends strange plotlines involving angels, multiple universes, and the surprising power of dance. Just when the second season seemed ready to reveal its secrets, the show threw in a completely unexpected twist, creating one of the most shocking cliffhangers ever seen on television.
In the series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Kerrice Brooks, playing Series Acclimation Mil (SAM), explored the fate of Captain Sisko from the end of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Notably, Cirroc Lofton returned as Jake Sisko, marking his first Star Trek appearance in 27 years. He helped motivate SAM as she fulfilled her role as an Emissary to the Kasq.
Despite being a major box office failure in 2025, TRON: Ares might not be the end of the Tron story after all. The film, starring Jared Leto, was intended to revive the sci-fi series for a new audience, but it was the third Tron movie in a row to underperform in theaters. Surprisingly, recent streaming numbers show the film is gaining popularity, similar to previous Tron installments, and could potentially lead to another sequel.