Channing Tatum’s Dark Thriller, Blink Twice, Becomes a Global Hit 2 Years Later

This film was Channing Tatum’s first leading role in a horror movie, though it leaned more towards a psychological thriller. It was deeply disturbing, intentionally based on the real and horrific issue of sex trafficking. Released two years ago, the film quickly gained popularity with audiences globally, becoming one of the most-streamed movies on HBO Max and Prime Video, even reaching the No. 2 spot in numerous countries.

Nicole Kidman’s The Golden Compass Needs a Reboot

Fantasy films have always been a big gamble for Hollywood, often requiring huge amounts of money not just to make, but also to market. The genre saw a resurgence in the 2000s, thanks to the massive success of franchises like The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter, which made other studios want to replicate that success. This led companies like Disney and Universal to attempt revivals of many of their older properties. While one ambitious 2007 fantasy film from New Line Cinema didn’t succeed, the current environment feels right for another attempt.

HBO’s 12-Part Tom Hanks Miniseries Is As Good As Band of Brothers

Unlike some highly-regarded shows such as The Sopranos, which often have sprawling narratives, Band of Brothers stands out for its concise storytelling. Despite being relatively short, the series deeply connects viewers to the soldiers’ experiences, making the realities of war feel authentic and immediate.