Reports suggest that Crystal Dynamics, not Warhorse Studios (the creators of Kingdom Come: Deliverance), is developing a new game set in a well-known fantasy world. Sources familiar with the project have shared this information, but both the studio and its parent company, Embracer Group, have not confirmed it.
While some sitcom finales are celebrated, like those of MASH and The Office, others are famously disliked, such as the endings of Seinfeld and How I Met Your Mother. How I Met Your Mother gained a loyal following and strong ratings throughout the 2010s, often being compared to Friends because of its appealing group of six main characters. However, the show lost much of its audience’s good will with its highly controversial finale on March 31, 2014.
The latest trailer for Supergirl offers a much clearer preview of the story. The movie is based on the comic book series Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, created by Tom King and Bilquis Evely. The story follows Kara as she teams up with a girl named Ruthye Marye Knoll (played by Eve Ridley) on a quest for revenge against the villain Krem of the Yellow Hills (Matthias Schoenaerts). A key part of Kara’s journey involves Krypto, the superdog who first appeared in Superman.
The popular anime series Made in Abyss is known for its intense and often dangerous situations for its young characters, who explore a mysterious chasm in search of riches and excitement. Due to its success, the series has expanded beyond the TV show with multiple films. Now, a brand new trilogy of movies is planned, and the first film is scheduled to premiere in Japan this October. A preview of the new Made in Abyss movie is available below.
Bizarro is a consistently compelling character, and fans often wish he appeared in more stories. Since that’s not always the case, we’ve collected and ranked the most memorable Bizarro comic book moments to enjoy.
The chapters that were cut from the theatrical release aren’t essential to the main story – that’s why Peter Jackson removed them to shorten the film. However, they do introduce characters from J.R.R. Tolkien’s books who didn’t make it into the movies, and include a dramatic encounter with a Barrow-wight. While the new Lord of the Rings movie is already sparking debate, a positive outcome could be seeing these previously excluded characters integrated into Warner Bros.’ ongoing film series. Although some of these characters have minor roles, others are important to Frodo’s journey, even though they were left out of the films.
A new clip from Maul – Shadow Lord showcases the incredible power and danger of the Sith Apprentice. When faced with Jedi Master Eeko-Dio Daki, Maul casually destroys a walkway, knowing a Jedi would prioritize saving anyone on it. This display of effortless Force ability highlights why Palpatine believed Maul was a worthy apprentice and a perfect fit for the Sith’s Rule of Two.
Sources at Variety predict The Super Mario Galaxy Movie will make between $175 and $180 million in the U.S. during its first five days, starting with its release on April 1st. It’s also expected to earn at least another $175 million internationally, bringing its worldwide opening total to between $350 and $375 million. While this is slightly lower than the opening weekend for The Super Mario Bros. Movie a few years ago ($204 million domestically, $377 million globally), even the lower end of these predictions would still make it the highest-grossing opening weekend of 2026, surpassing the $140 million earned by Project Hail Mary.
The studio gained recognition for its virtual reality games, Moss and Moss: Book II. These games are considered among the very best VR experiences on Sony’s PlayStation VR and PSVR2, comparable to the popular Astro Bot Rescue Mission.
Netflix will release a new version of Man on Fire on April 30th, but if you want to watch the original 2004 film starring Denzel Washington and Dakota Fanning, you’ll need to do so before April 1st, as it’s leaving the platform. Both the movie, directed by Tony Scott, and the upcoming series with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II follow John Creasy, a former CIA agent who finds purpose protecting a young girl in Mexico City. When she’s kidnapped, he embarks on a brutal quest for revenge against those responsible.