The Only DC Movies Left on Netflix Are About to Leave the Service

Netflix announced which movies and shows will be removed in January, and it includes both DC films currently available on the platform. Both Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom and Blue Beetle will no longer be available after January 1st, giving viewers until December 31st to watch them. It’s particularly noteworthy that Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom was just added to Netflix recently.

Hugh Jackman Is Unrecognizable in a Surprising New Fantasy Movie (And It Reminds Us of Old Man Logan)

Entertainment Weekly recently revealed some early photos from the upcoming film, The Death of Robin Hood, which is scheduled for release in 2026. The photos include a compelling shot of Hugh Jackman as a battle-worn Robin Hood, as well as images of Robin Hood with Little John (played by Bill Skarsgård) and a glimpse of Jodie Comer’s enigmatic character. You can view the photos below.

Netflix’s Military Show With 90% on Rotten Tomatoes Cancelled After Just One Season

The Netflix comedy series Boots premiered on October 9, 2025, but was canceled after just two months, on December 12, 2025. The show, based on Greg Cope White’s memoir The Pink Marine, is set in 1990 Louisiana and follows Cameron Cope (played by Miles Heizer), a teenager hiding his sexuality. When Cameron’s best friend, Ray McAffey (Liam Oh), joins the Marines, Cameron enlists too. This creates a difficult situation, as LGBTQ+ individuals were prohibited from serving in the military at the time, forcing Cameron to conceal his identity while navigating basic training and avoiding the scrutiny of his drill instructor, Sergeant Liam Robert Sullivan (Max Parker). Throughout the rigorous training, Cameron forms close bonds with fellow recruits who are all pushed to their limits.

Expedition 33 Now Has Fans Divided on One Thing

Some fans are questioning one of the recent awards given to Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, arguing the game didn’t actually meet the criteria for that category. This debate highlights some important issues within the gaming industry, particularly when compared to larger, mainstream (AAA) titles. Here’s a closer look at why fans are raising concerns, and why their arguments may be valid.

5 Things Marvel Fans Don’t Want to Admit About the Ultimate Comics

Marvel’s Ultimate line of comics has been a major success over the past two years, becoming a significant part of the company’s legacy. While fans have developed certain expectations about these books, those expectations aren’t always accurate. These five ideas demonstrate that the Ultimate Marvel universe often differs from what readers assume.

One-Punch Man Just Got Hit With 4Kids-Level Censorship

A significant issue with One-Punch Man season 3 has been the extensive censorship. Not only is there less fan service, but the show has drastically reduced the amount of blood and violence, resulting in a noticeably weaker product. While the censorship has been a problem since the beginning, episode 10 featured cuts that were particularly confusing and hard to justify.

PS5 vs Switch 2 vs Xbox : The Year in Review

Considering all the positive things that happened, it feels wrong to criticize video games. However, despite some truly fantastic games this year, there were also some disappointing moments – and those were caused by the companies responsible for running the industry.

One of Netflix’s Best Sci-Fi Shows Premiered 9 Years Ago Today (& It Never Got Its True Ending)

Created by the team behind several previous projects, The OA featured Brit Marling as Prairie Johnson, a woman who disappeared for seven years and returns home with her sight restored. She has mysterious scars and now goes by the name “the OA.” The series also stars Emory Cohen, Jason Isaacs, and a talented ensemble cast who all give outstanding performances. This sci-fi show is known for being moving, emotional, and thought-provoking. Sadly, Netflix cancelled The OA after just two seasons in 2019.