Just one month before the premiere, Prime Video dropped the final trailer for The Boys season 5. This trailer offers the most extensive look yet at the show’s last season and the epic battle to come against Homelander. You can watch it below.
Phil Dunster, who gained fame playing Jamie Tartt in the Emmy-winning show Ted Lasso, is the new voice of Eret. Kit Harington, known for Game of Thrones, originally voiced the character in the animated movie.
The showrunner is planning a historical drama, with Netflix greenlighting Alexander, a series focusing on the teenage years of Alexander the Great. The show will explore themes of friendship and mentorship in the ancient world, and is based on Annabel Lyon’s well-received 2009 novel, The Golden Mean.
I first saw this mysterious hero during the big finale of DC K.O. #5. It was amazing! As Superman fixed everything and brought reality back to normal, he talked about what he wanted the DC Universe to be like. He envisioned a world full of fresh starts and exciting, unpredictable beginnings – it really stuck with me.
Toy Story wasn’t just a successful film – it became a major cultural event and one of the year’s biggest box office hits (only surpassed by Die Hard With a Vengeance). However, a single hit isn’t enough in Hollywood, and Pixar continued to deliver them consistently for several years. These films weren’t just commercially successful; audiences truly loved them. A Bug’s Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, and The Incredibles all followed, creating a decade of classic animated films unlike anything seen before.
Even though Spider-Man is a hugely popular character with many movies and shows, his stories have often stayed away from certain themes. But the new Spider-Man show coming in 2026 is changing that, opening up exciting possibilities for the character and his universe.
I’m so excited for the new Peaky Blinders movie! It’s hitting theaters on March 6th, but it’s only going to be around for two weeks, so I definitely need to see it quickly. And the prequel, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, just came out and critics are loving it – it’s got a 91% rating, which is as good as the original show! That makes me even more hyped for the film.
As a big DC fan, the first trailer for Lanterns immediately gave me vibes of that classic period when Hal Jordan and Green Arrow hit the road, helping everyday people – you might know it as the ‘Hard Traveling Heroes’ storyline. This new series seems to be taking a similar approach, but instead of Oliver Queen traveling with Hal, it’s John Stewart! And from the trailer, it’s clear the dialogue is packed with little nods and references to other iconic DC comics moments, which is super exciting for longtime readers like me.
Fans of Firefly are skeptical about a series of short videos being released gradually, remembering past disappointments. The show has a history of misleading announcements, from April Fools’ jokes to false promises of cast reunions at conventions, so fans have learned not to get too excited. However, they can’t help but wonder if this time, the news might actually be true.
I just finished watching Vladimir, and it’s a fascinating, if unsettling, film. It’s based on the Julia May Jonas novel, and stars the incredibly talented Rachel Weisz alongside Leo Woodall, who you might recognize from The White Lotus and One Day. The movie centers on a professor who’s both brilliant and a bit of a mess, and her life really starts to spin out of control when she becomes completely captivated by a new colleague. It’s a story about passion, obsession, and watching someone’s carefully constructed world come undone.