Chris Pratt’s High-Concept Sci-fi Spectacle That Still Needs a Sequel Finds Success on a Surprising Platform

Despite being released earlier, The Tomorrow War just made it into the Top 10 Movies on the streaming service in the US, currently at number 8. It’s behind several popular animated films like three Despicable Me movies, The Proposal, Shark Tale, and Shrek Forever After, as well as Bugonia, which has been the most popular movie for the last week thanks to its new collaboration between Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone.

The Moment – TRAILER

This movie tells the story of a pop star on the rise, showing how she deals with the challenges of becoming famous and the stress of preparing for her first big concert tour.

Spider-Man & Superman Get Crossover to Fight Lex Luthor & Green Goblin

After the popular team-up between Deadpool and Batman last year, Marvel and DC Comics are joining forces again! This time, Spider-Man and Superman will star in two separate one-shot comics. Both companies will release their own version – DC’s will be available in March, and Marvel’s in April.

‘Altered Carbon’ Season 3 Still Needs To Happen at Netflix

Altered Carbon is a science fiction series based on a book trilogy by Richard K. Morgan, originally published in the 2000s. The show explores a future where human consciousness can be digitized, allowing people to be resurrected if their memories are saved. While often compared to Blade Runner – and clearly influenced by it – Altered Carbon has its own distinct qualities. If the show returns, it has the potential to further establish its originality.

REVIEW: “Night Patrol” (2026)

Ryan Prows’ film, “Night Patrol,” is a wild ride that blends supernatural horror with dark humor and social issues. The story, penned by Prows, Shaye Ogbonna, Tim Cairo, and Jake Gibson, tackles heavy themes like police corruption, racial injustice, and family struggles, all while delivering plenty of over-the-top gore and violence.

Viggo Mortensen Shares His Favorite Lord Of The Rings Scene

To mark the 25th anniversary of Fellowship of the Ring, Empire magazine spoke with the actors and filmmakers behind The Lord of the Rings films, looking back at their impact. This included conversations with Viggo Mortensen, who played Aragorn, and Sean Bean, who played Boromir, about their experiences working together on the first movie.