Starting May 1st, the popular movies How to Train Your Dragon and How to Train Your Dragon 2 will no longer be available on Netflix, according to a report from What’s on Netflix. The films star well-known actors including Gerard Butler, Jay Baruchel, Cate Blanchett, America Ferrera, and Jonah Hill.
Marvel is bringing back the heroes from The Defenders for the upcoming season of Daredevil: Born Again, and filming is currently underway in New York City. Fans recently spotted Luke Cage’s Mike Colter and Iron Fist’s Finn Jones filming together near a courthouse in Brooklyn. They’ve joined Krysten Ritter, who reprises her role as Jessica Jones, having already appeared in the show’s second season.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie earned $130.9 million in the United States and Canada over the Easter weekend, playing in 4,252 theaters, as reported by Box Office Mojo.
The Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again is a continuation of the popular Netflix show that originally aired from 2015 to 2018. It follows Daredevil as he battles the villainous Wilson Fisk, or Kingpin. The new series keeps the gritty and realistic feel of the original Daredevil while also showing Matt Murdock’s efforts to manage his life as a lawyer and a masked crime fighter.
The season finale pits Joe against Vaggan in a final confrontation, forcing him to get dangerously close to understand her vulnerabilities. True to form for this show, defeating one enemy only creates a bigger problem. Joe inadvertently makes a powerful new enemy, and it ultimately leads to his downfall.
The third season of Invincible wrapped up with two strong episodes, which many fans felt was a step up from season two. Season four started even stronger, with a fantastic three-episode premiere, a good fourth episode, and what many are calling the best episode of the series so far. The heroes of the Coalition of Planets are now united and ready to confront the Viltrumites, hinting at a huge finale to season four.
Westerns have recently become very popular again after a period of decline. Pierce Brosnan’s series, The Son, which ran for two seasons on AMC (2017-2019), would likely have been a hit if it had aired during this current resurgence. Although the show, with only 20 episodes, didn’t initially attract a large audience, it remains a worthwhile series to watch.
As a fan, it felt like we’d seen crime shows before, but the 2010s really expanded what was possible on TV. We started seeing more shows set in the past, and a lot of them had shorter seasons which made every episode feel really intense. Plus, the actors seemed eager to try out more film-like techniques, and it all added up to a truly amazing decade for the genre. I loved how different things felt!
Well-designed monsters are crucial in anime fantasy. A weak monster can ruin an otherwise interesting world, but a truly great one can elevate a good story to something special. Whether they’re huge, terrifying beasts or strange, otherworldly creatures, memorable monsters stick with viewers long after the credits roll. They’re what really bring the magic and danger to life in this genre.
Action movie lovers are enjoying a fantastic era right now, but the 1990s were just as exciting. Today, we have great action films like Sisu and Nobody in theaters, and shows like Reacher on TV. Back in the ‘90s, fans could leave movies like True Lies and Face/Off and then continue the fun with action-packed TV shows at home.