This week brought a surprising announcement: a fifth Jackass movie is officially happening! Johnny Knoxville, star and creator of the popular series, revealed on social media that Paramount Pictures is planning a theatrical release this summer. It’s a welcome surprise for fans who thought the franchise might be finished.
I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival pretty much tells you what it’s about in the name! It’s a relaxed, open-world survival game set in a sci-fi world after some kind of disaster. While many survival games focus on playing with others and building bases together, I Am Future is designed for a single player. You create your own character and wake up in a world overrun by strange plants, and your goal is to survive and discover what happened to everyone else by building up a home on your rooftop. The game has already gained a following on Steam and is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
Throughout Spider-Man’s adventures in space, he’s been driven by a need to become more powerful. After the traumatic events of Hellgate, where he was threatened with destruction upon returning to Earth, Peter Parker has relentlessly pursued new abilities – from utilizing his advanced suit to participating in Xantos’s experiments. However, his team ultimately showed him that his true strength isn’t power, but his compassion and the connections he has with those around him. As demonstrated in Amazing Spider-Man (2025) #19, Spider-Man’s greatest asset is his heart, and his team thrives because of it.
Disney is a huge force in the movie industry, but there’s one record they might not be able to break. In 2025, Disney released three films that each earned over $1 billion worldwide, but none of them were the year’s biggest hit. That’s because a sequel to a non-Disney animated movie became incredibly popular, achieving record-breaking success that could last for years.
Sea of Remnants is a free-to-play pirate RPG developed by NetEase and Joker Studio. It’s an adventure game set in a unique world filled with characters made of wood.
Just under a year after its hugely popular first season, The Pitt is returning to HBO Max. The critically acclaimed medical drama will premiere its second season on January 8th at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Each season follows a single 15-hour shift at the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, focusing on the doctors and nurses in the emergency room. New episodes of The Pitt Season 2, which begin 10 months after the end of Season 1, will be released weekly on Thursdays on HBO Max, with the season concluding on April 16th.
During a panel at last year’s New York Comic Con, the creator of Batwheels revealed some exciting news about the show’s future. Simon J. Smith, the executive producer, confirmed that the animated series will feature Professor Zoom, a notorious villain from The Flash, in its current third season. The show premiered on HBO Max late last year, and more episodes are planned for 2026. Zoom’s appearance will be a major ten-episode arc. While this version of the character won’t be as grim as some others, he’s expected to create plenty of trouble in Gotham.
The film Man on Fire, directed by Tony Scott, received mixed reviews when it first came out. However, it’s proven popular with viewers on Netflix, suggesting its action-packed style still resonates with audiences.
Netflix recently announced its January updates, and fans of Prison Break should take note: all five seasons will be removed from the streaming service on January 29th. That gives you just a few weeks to watch or re-watch the series starring Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller, and it’s definitely worth it!
This special edition of Jujutsu Kaisen will collect the entire 30-volume series into 13 larger books, with each volume including more chapters than the original releases. The first book comes out this Friday, and the remaining 12 will be released weekly over the next three months. This new format aims to make the manga easier and cheaper to read. Currently, these editions are only available in Japanese for fans outside of Japan.