7 Years Later, This 10/10 Sci-Fi Masterpiece Franchise Keeps Getting Better Ahead Of 2026 Return

Several exciting sci-fi movies are coming out, including Project Hail Mary with Ryan Gosling, based on a popular novel, Mercy, a crime thriller starring Chris Pratt and featuring artificial intelligence, and Disclosure Day, Steven Spielberg’s latest big event film. The 2020s are proving to be a fantastic time for science fiction, both in cinemas and on television, and these 2026 releases continue that trend by blending elements of both mediums.

2 Years Ago Today, Crunchyroll’s Highest-Rated Anime Was Released

Currently, the top-rated anime on Crunchyroll is Solo Leveling, an adaptation of the popular Korean webcomic (manhwa) created by A-1 Pictures. The series was even named Anime of the Year at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2025. Solo Leveling quickly gained a worldwide following, telling the story of Sung Jinwoo’s journey from a weak hunter to the nation’s strongest over two seasons. Premiering on January 7, 2024, the show immediately captivated viewers with its compelling story, leading to its immense popularity and record-breaking rating on Crunchyroll.

X-Men #23 Finally Makes Something Good of “Age of Revelation” (Review)

I wasn’t a fan of X-Men: Age of Revelation Finale or much of Jed MacKay’s run on X-Men – it often felt like familiar ideas rehashed. However, this issue completely surprised me. While Age of Revelation left many readers disappointed, this installment actually utilizes the core concept – a future Cyclops swapping places with his past self – far more effectively than the Amazing X-Men issues did. Cyclops has been a strong character lately, and this story really highlights that, making it a truly Cyclops-focused narrative.

2026’s First Zombie Movie Has a Big Problem

The zombie film, We Bury The Dead, features Daisy Ridley (known from Star Wars) in a story with a twist. In this world, a failed U.S. government experiment has essentially switched off the brains of everyone – people and animals – on the island of Tasmania. This leaves most of the population dead and decaying, though a few become more typical, traditional zombies. Ridley plays Ava Newman, who is determined to find her husband, who was away on business. She volunteers to help clear the bodies, hoping it will bring her closer to him.