Amazon Prime Video released a new trailer in February showcasing snippets of its upcoming shows and movies. Featured titles include new releases like Cross Season 2, 56 Days, Love Me Love Me, and The Bluff, alongside previously released favorites like Leap Year and La La Land.
Though Chris Evans won’t be back as Captain America until December 2026, 2025 was a great year for him. He appeared in several films, including the successful romantic comedy Materialists with Pedro Pascal and Dakota Johnson. Interestingly, a movie that initially flopped in theaters is now gaining popularity on Netflix.
Novelist Ohm Bauman, a private man, travels to a secluded Irish inn to scatter his parents’ ashes. He begins to be affected by local stories of a witch said to haunt one of the rooms. As strange visions and a mysterious disappearance occur, Ohm is forced to face a terrifying reckoning with his past.
Weekends are perfect for movie time! If you don’t want to go to the cinema, you can easily enjoy a film at home with some popcorn and cozy pajamas.
The original Nioh became known as a challenging action RPG, praised for its skillful combat and unique take on the Souls-like genre. While Nioh 2 improved upon that foundation, Nioh 3 aims much higher, attempting a significant leap forward.
Nick Viall, host of The Viall Files podcast, and his wife shared with TopMob News that they are expecting twins after struggling with fertility issues.
With the continued release of documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender, those mentioned in the files are beginning to address their involvement—including Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft.
However, studios didn’t reveal all the trailers during the Super Bowl broadcast itself. A few were released online beforehand. Here’s a collection of all the trailers that debuted around Super Bowl 2026, with more still on the way.
Okay, so Nintendo just dropped some info in their latest financial report, and it looks like Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is still confirmed for the Switch 2 in 2026! They didn’t give us a specific month or anything, but it’s good news – it doesn’t sound like the game is getting delayed to 2027. Honestly, it seems like Fortune’s Weave is coming out later in the year than some of the other big Switch exclusives. Games like Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, Pokemon Pokopia, and the new Tomodachi Life are probably going to hit shelves before then – I’m guessing we’ll be waiting until at least summer or fall for Fire Emblem.
With that in mind, the best approach is to keep the number of characters manageable and suggest a vast world through the mechanics of the quest itself, rather than by constantly featuring well-known faces. Focus on characters naturally suited to a long, secretive pursuit: Rangers (giving Aragorn a purpose beyond simply traveling, and connecting him to a network of protectors), limited but logical Elven involvement (they notice everything and dislike being caught off guard), and a believable sense of Sauron’s forces closing in. The movie shouldn’t become a reunion of familiar characters from the Council; instead, it should embrace the core tension of this period in Middle-earth’s history: the fate of the world resting on the shoulders of exhausted individuals struggling to find answers before their enemies do. If it stays true to that, it will truly capture the spirit of Tolkien’s work.