Timothee Chalamet’s Biggest Non-Sci-Fi Movie Just Landed on Netflix (And It’s Better Than It Has Any Right to Be)

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Okay, so good news for anyone who missed it in theaters – Wonka is now streaming on Netflix as of November 1st! Paul King directs this really charming musical fantasy, and Timothée Chalamet is fantastic as a young Willy Wonka, showing us how he got his start. It’s a prequel to the classic Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, based of course on Roald Dahl’s original Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The story follows Wonka as he arrives in Europe with basically nothing but a ton of ambition and a dream to build his chocolate empire. It’s a lot of fun, and the supporting cast – including Hugh Grant, Calah Lane, Keegan-Michael Key, Paterson Joseph, and Matt Lucas – are all great too.

MARVEL SNAP: Content Creators & Top-Tier Players Discuss Golden Gauntlet Strategy & Sleeper Decks

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Recent updates to the game, including changes to how certain strategies work and the launch of the new “Arachnid Anarchy” season pass with its emphasis on Move cards, have created a dynamic playing field. Before the Golden Gauntlet tournament, Comicbook.com spoke with popular MARVEL SNAP players and content creators – NotMyDance, Tuccrr, Sizerr, FaThorNewman, and ZombiezGoNomNom – to discuss the most powerful deck types currently being used and offer advice on building effective decks.

All 10 Young Avengers Already Introduced in the MCU Ahead of ‘Doomsday’

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Throughout the recent phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), several characters who could become the Young Avengers—and other teenage heroes—have been introduced, hinting at a future team-up. Michael Waldron, a writer on Avengers: Doomsday, even shared that there was a plan to first bring the team together in the now-canceled Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. While it’s still unclear if or when the Young Avengers will officially form, here’s a look at every potential member who’s appeared in the MCU so far.

Belen – REVIEW

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The film opens with a shocking scene: Belen receives an eight-year prison sentence after a seemingly indifferent lawyer defends her without a complete case file. Horrified by the verdict, lawyer Soledad Deza (played by Dolores Fonzi) is determined to win justice for Belen, protecting her client’s identity and family in the process. Set in Argentina, where abortion rights are severely restricted, both women quickly encounter powerful opposition. They face obstruction from bureaucrats, intimidation like bricks thrown through windows and even arson, but Deza builds a growing movement, organizing city-wide marches and gaining media attention. One particularly memorable TV interview is derailed by the presenter, a flamboyant personality reminiscent of Richard Madeley.

7 Best Fantasy TV Heroes, Ranked by How Strong They Are

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Heroes come in all types, and that’s what makes them so compelling. Some are powerful alone, while others rely on teamwork, magic, or clever plans. A few even change how we think about strength in fantasy TV. Here’s a list of 7 of the best fantasy heroes who really stand out.

Mass Effect Meets Dungeons and Dragons in This Sci-Fi TTRPG

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Exodus is a sci-fi tabletop role-playing game that combines exciting stories, strategic gameplay, and the difficult choices that come with exploring space. Think of the dramatic stories and impactful decisions from games like Mass Effect, but with you in control of both the characters and the overall narrative. Exodus lets you create your own unique space adventures or play within an established universe.