From March 2nd to 8th, the movie Deepwater Horizon – which tells the true story of the oil rig explosion – ranked as the 7th most popular film on Netflix in the U.S. It outperformed movies like Trolls, Kpop Demon Hunters, and Joe’s College Road Trip to reach the top 10, marking its first week on the chart.
The series has recently become much more exciting. Over the last three episodes, the story picked up as new characters, Methode and Genau, appeared while the powerful demon, General Revolte, threatened a village. The heroes had a clear mission: defeat Revolte. The latest episode showed this battle with impressive animation, bringing the arc to a thrilling conclusion with higher stakes. Stark and Genau fought the main villain, while Fern and Methode dealt with the other demons. Now that this major storyline is finished, it’s pretty clear what the rest of the season will focus on.
While all Marvel heroes face challenges, some receive an unfair amount of criticism. These heroes desperately need a rest, a chance to escape the constant pressures of their lives. Here are seven Marvel characters who could really benefit from a break from the superhero grind.
This week, Netflix is adding a lot of new content, starting with all the movies in the Saw franchise on March 19th. Then, on March 20th, fans can enjoy Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, which recently had a limited release in theaters, along with the sci-fi film The Creator. K-Pop fans will be excited to see BTS The Comeback Live / Arirang arrive on March 21st. Keep reading to see the full list of new shows and movies so you can plan what to watch!
On March 12, 2026, Pirat_Nation announced on X that the Myrient project was fully supported by its community. This came after I published an article on March 5th detailing Myrient’s upcoming closure and the potential loss of around 390 terabytes of gaming data. Myrient was a large archive where users could download and save classic video games from older consoles and computers. The site announced it would shut down on March 31, 2026, causing users to rush to save what they could, but 390 TB is a huge amount of data to preserve.
There was a short-lived sci-fi sitcom called Aliens in the Family that aired briefly as part of ABC’s TGIF lineup in 1996. While it wasn’t a hit and is largely forgotten, I actually remember watching the premiere on March 15th, 1996 – my family was tuned in! We even watched the second episode, but that was the end of the series. Surprisingly, I still remember the show and occasionally quote a character from it, even after all these years.
Walt and Jesse’s connection to the Salamanca family began in Season 1 with their dealings with Tuco, but it truly solidified in Season 2, Episode 2, “Grilled.” This episode introduces Hector Salamanca (played by the late Mark Margolis) and his iconic wheelchair bell, and it’s a pivotal moment that establishes a major storyline and one of the show’s most frightening antagonists, setting the stage for conflict throughout the remaining seasons.
Bruce Banner has found more peace lately, so it’s fun to imagine if he could lift Thor’s hammer now. But it would be equally interesting to see newer Marvel heroes try! Here’s a look at who might actually be able to lift Mjölnir. As you’ll see, most wouldn’t stand a chance. While Deadpool lifted it in the comics, the movies show that someone’s character matters a lot. The movie version of Wade Wilson has some good qualities, but he won’t be lifting the hammer. However, these heroes on the list? They definitely have a chance.
The recent chapter featured a conversation between Denji and Pochita, during which Pochita expressed his desire for Denji to continue living before sacrificing himself by eating his own heart. This act seemingly erased Pochita from existence. Because Pochita is essential for Denji’s transformation into Chainsaw Man, it appeared the series was ending. However, shortly after the chapter’s release, the announcement that the next issue would be the last was removed.
Star Fox 64, the second game in the series, is considered one of the best and essentially restarted the franchise after the original Star Fox on Super Nintendo. It’s a really enjoyable game that was a huge commercial and critical success. Despite being packed with action, it’s surprisingly brief – most players can finish the main story in around two hours, according to How Long To Beat. Completing all the optional missions and extras will take about four hours, but even then, the game remains relatively short for a popular Nintendo 64 title.