Based on Laura Dave’s novel of the same name, The Last Thing He Told Me premiered in 2023. Despite mixed reviews, the Apple TV series starring Jennifer Garner has been renewed for a second season, which launched today, February 20th, and is already proving popular with viewers, according to FlixPatrol.
During the 1980s, handheld consoles like the Game Boy and Atari Lynx became incredibly popular, shaping how people experienced video games. For many, gaming meant playing either on a home computer or on one of these portable systems.
After years of focusing on her work, Irene unexpectedly meets a young woman named Mia, and this encounter finally pushes her to deal with the deep sadness that has motivated her for so long. The story behind her pain is heartbreaking, but it ultimately shows how powerful grief can be and how important it is to heal with the support of others.
The movie Predator: Badlands has been a huge hit, not only in theaters but also on Hulu, becoming the platform’s most-watched film this month. It quickly racked up over nine million views in its first five days. With the success of Predator: Badlands and Alien: Earth, and the way these two franchises are starting to connect, Disney may be focusing less on introducing new stories and more on building a large, interconnected sci-fi universe.
I’ve always been fascinated by Michael Crichton, and a big part of what drew me in was his knack for exploring the potential downsides of technology. It really started with The Andromeda Strain back in 1971 – a fantastic movie, and it became a recurring theme in everything he did. What’s cool is he actually trained as a doctor, but quickly realized he’d rather write. And he was good – his books became instant bestsellers and were quickly snapped up for film adaptations. That success gave him the opportunity to direct his own project, a TV movie called Pursuit in 1972, which he also wrote. He really worked his way up, and it’s amazing to see how he managed to both write and direct so early in his career.
Ten years ago, The Walking Dead aired what many consider its greatest episode. “No Way Out,” which first appeared in February 2016 as the midseason premiere of Season 6, was based on a storyline from Robert Kirkman’s original graphic novels. In just over forty minutes, the episode delivered some of the most intense and shocking scenes ever seen in a zombie story, and it remains a highlight of the entire series even today.
Many fans are familiar with popular Transformers anime like Robots in Disguise and Armada, but there are actually a lot more series out there. A lot of these older Transformers shows never made it to Western television, so many fans never even knew they existed. Even though they’re now available, their age means they probably won’t become mainstream favorites.
Game developer jeb_yoshi has completely reimagined The Legend of Zelda and made it available for free on Game Jolt. Jeb emphasizes that this isn’t a commercial project, but a passion project that significantly expands upon the classic 40-year-old game. Originally intended as a simple update, the game now features new items, dungeons, characters, and enemies. We first discovered this impressive creation through a YouTube playthrough by BasementLet’sPlay, and you can watch their initial episode below.
Okay, so here’s the buzz: Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein are taking the helm of the new Venom animated film – both directing and producing! You might recognize their work, they’re the team behind the upcoming horror flick Final Destination: Bloodlines, slated for release in 2025. It’s an interesting choice, and I’m definitely curious to see what their horror background will bring to the symbiote’s world.
I’m really excited about Disclosure Day, the new movie from Universal Pictures! It feels like a classic Steven Spielberg film – a huge sci-fi adventure. As a longtime fan, it’s awesome to see him return to aliens, a theme he’s explored in films like Close Encounters, E.T., War of the Worlds, and even Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. It’s been a while since his last big sci-fi movie (Ready Player One in 2018), and his last summer blockbuster (The BFG) didn’t do so well, so I’m hoping this one will be different. The release date – June 12, 2026 – is especially cool because it’s the 45th anniversary of Raiders of the Lost Ark and the same weekend E.T. and Jurassic Park first came out! Seriously, with all this pointing to it, Disclosure Day is already shaping up to be a movie event I won’t miss in 2026.