It’s true! Looking back, the 1990s were an amazing decade for movies. While there were definitely sequels and some forgettable blockbusters, the ’90s really were a golden age for film. Considering both Hollywood and independent cinema from around the world, the number of truly great movies released consistently throughout the decade is remarkable. It’s hard to believe how many classics came out during that time.
I’ve been following Ana de Armas for a while now, and it’s been exciting to watch her rise. While she definitely made an impact with roles in films like Blade Runner 2049 – Joi was a standout, honestly – I think Knives Out in 2019 was the movie that really put her on the map for a wider audience. Now, she’s stepping into the lead in Ballerina, a spinoff from the hugely popular John Wick franchise, playing a character named Eve Macarro. It’s slated for release in 2025, and I’m really looking forward to seeing what she does with the role.
Apple TV really shines with its TV shows, especially in the science fiction genre. Shows like Monarch: Legacy of Monsters and Severance consistently generate buzz online or deliver blockbuster-quality visuals and effects to viewers at home. However, the selection of movies on Apple TV isn’t quite as strong.
The new series, Dutton Ranch, arrives on Paramount+ next month and represents a significant shift for the Yellowstone universe. It’s the first time the story will move forward without Kevin Costner’s John Dutton as the central figure. Focusing on Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser), the show ushers in a new chapter and effectively fills the void left by Costner’s departure.
The latest trailer for The Boys Season 5 revealed that Stan Edgar (Giancarlo Esposito), the former CEO of Vought, will be returning. In the trailer, he’s shown explaining the origins of V-One to Starlight, Frenchie, Kimiko, Mother’s Milk, and Hughie.
Although Jason Statham’s film Shelter came out around the same time as The Beekeeper earlier this year, it didn’t receive the same positive attention or box office success. It remains to be seen if his upcoming movie, Mutiny, will be a hit when it’s released in August. However, if Statham wants to stay popular with both critics and audiences as a reliable action star, he could learn from The Beekeeper‘s success. He’s often at his best when he embraces a bit of fun and makes his action sequences truly impactful.
Pluto TV is adding several TV shows that used to stream on Netflix. The free streaming service, which already offers a variety of shows and channels like regular TV, will now include the 2012 superhero series Arrow.
The film featured major stars like Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, and John Cena, along with Joel Kinnaman. Kinnaman’s character, Rick Flag Jr., may have appeared for the last time, and the actor confirmed this in a recent ScreenRant interview, stating plainly that fans likely won’t see his character return.
Well Go USA Entertainment has announced that the hit zombie film Train to Busan will be back in cinemas across the United States and Canada on August 14, 2026. This will be the first time audiences can experience the movie in 4K resolution on the big screen, coinciding with its 10-year anniversary. In addition, Well Go USA has secured the rights to Colony, the latest zombie film from Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho. Colony will debut at the Cannes International Film Festival in May and will be released in theaters on August 28, 2026. You can watch the trailer for Colony below.
Created by and starring Lisa Kudrow, The Comeback is a comedy that originally aired in 2005. The show follows a TV actress hoping to revitalize her career, but was initially canceled after just one season. It surprisingly returned for a second season in 2014, and now, with a third season premiering in 2026, The Comeback is gaining recognition as a groundbreaking comedy.