David Lynch’s Dune Is Leaving Netflix.

David Lynch’s Dune will no longer be available on Netflix after May 1st. It’s one of several classic science fiction and fantasy films, including Dawn of the Dead and Conan the Destroyer, that are being removed from the streaming service on that date.

How Is Thragg Much Stronger Than All Other Invincible Viltrumites?

Season 4, Episode 7 of Invincible finally reveals the full extent of Thragg’s power, and it’s a game-changer. Previously, he’d mostly stayed behind the scenes, directing others like Conquest and Anissa. But in this episode, he personally joins the fight, and it’s incredibly intense.

10 Anime That End in Absolute Tragedy For The Hero

These anime heroes often win, but their victories come at a terrible personal cost. They’re left deeply damaged by their experiences, almost as if they’ve lost. Constantly sacrificing themselves to save others ultimately destroys them. It’s a harsh reality that being a hero doesn’t promise happiness or even survival.

Jason Momoa Reveals the ‘Most Boss Level S– He’s Ever Done’

Jason Momoa recently told Entertainment Tonight that playing Aquaman was a difficult experience, comparable to the pressure he felt landing the role of Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones – a role that launched his career. He also admitted he didn’t like having to keep the Aquaman part a secret for so long, preferring to share news about projects as they happen.

8 10/10 Fantasy TV Series With Masterful World-Building

As science fiction and fantasy shows gained larger budgets, their worlds became more detailed and complex. The genre is now famous for completely drawing viewers into other worlds or realities filled with excitement, mystery, and compelling stories. However, it’s incredibly difficult to create a truly perfect series and build a believable, immersive world at the same time. We’re taking a look at some of the rare shows that manage to do both – those considered flawless, and set in expertly designed fantastical environments.