Starting April 1st, Netflix will add five more Mission: Impossible movies, almost giving subscribers access to the entire series starring Tom Cruise. Fans can now enjoy even more of the thrilling spy adventures after a recent addition to the streaming platform.
Before becoming known for more serious roles, Charlie Hunnam appeared in the Judd Apatow comedy series Undeclared in 2001. The show centered around a group of freshmen living in a dorm at a made-up college in Northern California. Hunnam, then 21, played Lloyd, a theater student known for his charm with women.
Early reviews are in for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and it currently has a 44% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 66 reviews. This score is a bit lower than the 59% earned by The Super Mario Bros. Movie in 2023, but significantly higher than the 27% rating of the 1993 live-action film. While the new movie is grander in scale and set in space, critics are even more split on whether it’s good or not.
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game isn’t just a fun game with nods to the series; it’s a special experience for fans. For the first time, it combines the universes of The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra, letting beloved characters from both shows meet and interact.
Currently, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is the most popular TV show on Apple TV globally, according to FlixPatrol. It’s even ahead of the popular fantasy series Outlander, which recently returned for its eighth season on Starz. The show is also performing well on Amazon, landing at number 10 on the platform’s list of top TV shows available for purchase.
The French series, created by Marie Monge and Vladimir de Fontenay, launched globally on HBO Max on March 27th. New episodes will be released weekly on Fridays throughout April, and each episode is approximately 52 minutes long.
Action fans will have plenty to watch on Tubi in April 2026! Along with favorites like Dredd, Man on Fire, The Rock, and North by Northwest, David Leitch’s Bullet Train will be available to stream for free starting April 1st. The film stars Brad Pitt as Ladybug, an assassin hoping for a quiet life who gets pulled into one last dangerous mission: stealing a briefcase while riding a Japanese bullet train. He quickly finds himself surrounded by a team of equally deadly assassins, portrayed by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, Hiroyuki Sanada, Bad Bunny, Karen Fukuhara, and Zazie Beetz, and things don’t go as planned.
Pokémon and LEGO have teamed up for a unique contest: the LEGO Ideas Pokémon Trading Card Challenge! Participants are invited to design a Pokémon card using LEGO bricks, and the winning creation will become an official LEGO set. Importantly, designs must be original – you can’t just build an existing card. The creator of the winning design will also receive a share of the profits, earning 1% of the net sales from their LEGO set.
Okay, I’m still really enjoying Jack Black as Bowser – he actually feels like the character! Honestly, the rest of the cast just doesn’t bring much energy, which is probably why they’re so forgettable. And it’s a shame about Chris Pratt. I know he can be funny when he’s doing voice work, but he’s now voiced Mario twice and hasn’t had a single truly hilarious or memorable line. It’s a bit disappointing, honestly.
The six-episode series, Apple Cider Vinegar, tells the story of Belle Gibson, an Australian influencer who falsely claimed to have cancer and used her fabricated illness to gain fame and fortune. Gibson promoted a healthy lifestyle, rejecting traditional cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation, and built a following on social media. This allowed her to launch a wellness app, secure a cookbook deal, and even partner briefly with Apple. However, her story was ultimately revealed as a hoax.