The latest trailer confirms the triumphant return of classic 80s sword-and-sorcery fantasy! It’s a welcome blast of fun and nostalgia, reimagining beloved characters and settings without the campiness of previous attempts (no offense, Dolph Lundgren!). The trailer clearly shows this movie is made with love, by fans of Masters of the Universe, for fans of Masters of the Universe.
Do you remember the movie Every Time We Say Goodbye? Don’t worry if you don’t, even if you’re a big Tom Hanks fan! It’s an early film from his career that’s largely been forgotten, despite his many famous roles. Released in 1986, the movie tells the story of David Bradford, an American pilot in Jerusalem during WWII, who falls in love with a Jewish woman named Sarah. It didn’t do well with audiences – it currently has a 46% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – and hasn’t gained much attention since its release. Now, you can watch Every Time We Say Goodbye for free on Tubi, as it was added to their streaming service on April 1st.
Bullseye hasn’t been a major focus in the first few episodes of Born Again season 2, but trailers suggest he’ll have a much larger role as the season progresses. So far, he’s helped Daredevil escape the AVTF in episode 1 and then eliminated some AVTF agents in episode 2. While these actions don’t reveal much about his overall plan, they strongly suggest the direction his storyline will take.
Val Kilmer doesn’t have many Westerns to his name, but a few stand out. The 1990 film Thunderheart is a lesser-known but impressive Neo-Western that feels like a forerunner to movies like Wind River, and he even played the lead role as Billy the Kid in a production based on Gore Vidal’s work. But he’s arguably most remembered for his iconic portrayal of Doc Holliday.
This movie, written by Edward Neumeier (of RoboCop fame) and inspired by a novel by Robert A. Heinlein, takes place in the 23rd century. It centers on teenager Johnny Rico and his friends as they fight in the military for the United Citizen Federation, battling a bug-like alien race called the Arachnids. Interested in learning more? Read on!
Looking for sci-fi to watch on Netflix in the US? You’ll find a fantastic selection, including shows created specifically for the platform and some recently added gems. All these titles are perfect for a binge-watching session and are currently available as of April 2026.
This model has been a popular choice for game development investments, but the market is increasingly turning away from those types of games. Some companies, like Naughty Dog, recognized this change and adapted their development strategies. Although canceling a live-service version of one of their major franchises was difficult for the developers involved, it might be an early sign of a broader shift in the gaming industry.
The X-Men are known for coming back to life, but the number of resurrections increased dramatically with the rise of Krakoa. Many fans felt it made mutant deaths feel meaningless, like a constant cycle. A few team members have died and been brought back countless times – some over ten times! Here are seven X-Men who have experienced this the most, seemingly immune to the finality of death.
Following the conclusion of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo and the recent cancellation of Gonron Egg, a new manga series has launched in Shonen Jump. To make space for upcoming titles, The Mage Next Door by Hideaki Nabe has been cancelled after just 21 chapters. While the series ended sooner than planned, it at least provides a satisfying conclusion.
As reported by Deadline, domestic movie theaters have already earned over $2 billion this year, a jump of about 30% compared to the same period last year. The Super Mario Bros. Movie was a major factor, bringing in $190 million in its first five days. Continued success from Avatar: The Seed Bearer and the strong performance of Project Hail Mary also helped reach this impressive total.