Prime is Adding 5 Seasons of an Unfairly Cancelled Hit CBS Show

As a big fan, I was totally bummed when Blue Bloods got cancelled, but here’s some good news: the first five seasons are coming to Prime Video on March 31st! It’s been just over a year since the show wrapped up after fourteen seasons – it really felt like a premature ending, if you ask me. For those who don’t know, Blue Bloods started on CBS back in 2010 and follows the Reagan family, a New York City family with generations dedicated to police work. It’s all about how they navigate their jobs and their personal lives. You’ve got Frank (Tom Selleck), his dad Henry (Len Cariou), and his kids Danny (Donnie Wahlberg), Erin (Bridget Moynahan), and Jamie (Will Estes) – a great family dynamic, and I’m excited to revisit those early seasons!

The Seven Sages of Destruction in Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, Explained

The latest episode just wrapped up, giving us a first look at the highly anticipated Golden Land Arc. The episode concluded with the official anime introduction of Macht, widely considered the series’ most compelling villain. But before meeting Macht, Frieren and her friends had already crossed paths with the other Seven Sages.

Erin Moriarty Explains How Gen V Affected Her Performance on The Boys

Starlight was incredibly popular, and she even made fun of herself privately to maintain her good public image – there’s a memorable instance with The Deep in the first season – but she eventually realized the truth about Homelander and Vought International. This led her to rebel, making her an outcast and forcing her to go into hiding.

Pacific Rim: Uprising Resurfaces on Hulu in April

Hulu is adding several new movies in April, including the sci-fi sequel Pacific Rim Uprising which will be available at the beginning of the month. However, the original Pacific Rim won’t be added at the same time. Other sci-fi titles coming to Hulu next month are In Time and Moon, and the disaster film The Day After Tomorrow will also begin streaming on April 1st.

Color Complains About HBO’s ‘Harry Potter Trailer’ Don’t Make Sense After the Movies Became Progressively More Muted

The first eight Harry Potter films were released over ten years, from 2001 to 2011, and the series became even more popular during that time. Even with recent discussions about the author, Harry Potter continues to attract new fans. The upcoming HBO series is expected to bring in a fresh generation of viewers who are new to the Wizarding World. While these new fans might not analyze every detail of the trailers, longtime fans certainly are—sometimes even focusing on minor issues!

Disclosure Day Might Not Even Be the Best Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Movie of 2026

Warner Bros. recently released the first trailer for The End of Oak Street, the latest film by David Robert Mitchell, who directed It Follows. The trailer quickly grabbed viewers’ attention with its intriguing story: a family discovers their entire street has mysteriously moved, and they must band together to find out why. Many have noted the film’s tone feels like a throwback to classic, family-adventure movies produced by Spielberg in the 1980s.