While many of Superman’s most famous enemies haven’t made it to the big screen, a few villains have appeared in his movies. However, the selection of foes hasn’t been as diverse as it could be, with films often revisiting the same characters. Because of this, it’s challenging to pick just four villains to represent the best of Superman’s movie adversaries.
Netflix users have only one week left to watch all three movies in The Maze Runner series. Based on James Dashner’s popular novels, the films—which debuted in 2014—are set in a future after a global disaster and star Dylan O’Brien as Thomas, a teenager stuck in a complicated and constantly shifting maze. The Maze Runner, Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, and Maze Runner: The Death Cure will no longer be available on Netflix after January 9th.
By the end of the first season, their relationship appeared to be continuing, despite starting as a hidden and risky connection while she was with the intimidating Richard Roper, a dangerous arms dealer (played by Hugh Laurie).
The season begins by showing us what’s become of the character: he’s moved on from his relationship with Jed (played by Elizabeth Debicki) and is now leading a quiet, lesser-known team at MI6 in London, operating under the alias Alex Goodwin.
After the way the first season concluded, fans didn’t anticipate seeing this beloved character featured prominently in the sequel. Jamie Lee Curtis’s role was thought to be limited to work behind the scenes.
Detectives Hana Li and Matthew Nolan manage to escape a harrowing flight back to face charges and immediately begin working to uncover a deep conspiracy within the intelligence world, as expected.
The stars of Honey and Captain America: Brave New World rang in the New Year by watching the University of Miami Hurricanes win against the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Cotton Bowl quarterfinals.
After almost ten years, the popular Netflix series Stranger Things has concluded. The final, extended episode fulfilled many hints and expectations the creators, the Duffer brothers, established throughout the show’s run. Beloved characters like Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Will all came to terms with how their story unfolded, sharing a final, heartfelt game of Dungeons & Dragons. Some characters, such as Joyce and Hopper, found lasting happiness, while others, like Eleven, faced a difficult outcome (though not necessarily a permanent one).
As a huge Marvel fan, I’m so excited for what’s coming! It looks like 2026 will bring us two big theatrical releases: Spider-Man: Brand New Day in July and Avengers: Doomsday in December. But that’s not all! We’re also getting a dedicated Punisher Special Presentation with Jon Bernthal, which is amazing! Plus, so many of our favorite series are continuing and growing the MCU in really interesting directions – Wonder Man, another season of Daredevil: Born Again, VisionQuest, more Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, and even a second season of X-Men ’97! I can’t wait to see all the new characters they’ll be introducing, it’s going to be incredible!
As a comic book movie fan, I always found the Amalgam Universe fascinating – that brief period where DC and Marvel heroes merged. Even though it didn’t last, it really did create some of the most incredibly powerful characters we’ve ever seen from either of those companies. It’s a shame it was temporary, but the impact of those combined heroes is still felt today.