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Many viewers and critics have pointed out that Marvel has been releasing a lot of content on Disney+. Often, it’s felt like they’ve prioritized making more shows and movies over making high-quality ones. Shows like Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Secret Invasion, She-Hulk, and Moon Knight received mostly lukewarm reactions. But it appears Marvel may have finally found the right formula with its Disney+ series, delivering what fans were hoping for.

Notable upcoming games include the story-focused open-world RPG Fate of the Old Republic by Arcanaut Studios. The remake of the original Knights of the Old Republic, developed by Saber Interactive, and Quantic Dream’s Star Wars Eclipse are also still in development, though updates have been scarce.

Matthew Lillard recently shared on The Big Thing Podcast that he auditioned multiple times – with three callbacks – for the part of Negan on The Walking Dead, but ultimately wasn’t selected for the role.

The stars of Stranger Things got together in Paris this weekend for a fan event called SFM9, held at the Villepinte Exhibition Center. On Sunday, March 29th, fans had the chance to meet Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo, David Harbour, Natalia Dyer, Nell Fisher, Jamie Campbell Bower, and Noah Schnapp.

According to a post by reliable source MyTimeToShineHello on X (formerly Twitter), Anne Hathaway was previously offered a part in Spider-Man: Brand New Day but turned it down. Now, she’s reportedly being considered for a significant role in the next major storyline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

It’s striking how, a decade after the first film came out, Warner Bros. and DC Studios find themselves in a similar situation. They have a talented director delivering a popular and grounded version of Batman that resonates with fans, and another director tasked with building a cohesive, realistic world for all of DC’s characters. This actually happened before with James Gunn and Matt Reeves’ current plans – it also applied to Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan, who worked on Batman v. Superman.

As a huge fan of ‘The Boys,’ I was thrilled to hear from Eric Kripke that they’ve officially wrapped up post-production on the fifth and final season! It feels like a long wait has been worth it, and we’re getting closer to seeing how the whole story concludes. I can’t wait!

It’s a disheartening time for Star Trek fans, especially considering the recent decisions made by the studio. Following the merger with Skydance and the potential merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount is scaling back Star Trek‘s impressive run of nine years with new shows. The cancellation of Starfleet Academy before its second season aired is a sign of choices that seem driven by money rather than creative vision. But for longtime fans who’ve followed Star Trek since the 1990s or earlier, this situation feels familiar. Historically, Star Trek has overcome challenges and defied expectations in Hollywood. Just as Gene Roddenberry established a pattern of resilience early on, Anthony Rapp’s hope for his character, Paul Stamets, could still become reality.

Sony Pictures will be at CinemaCon 2026 on Monday, April 13th, with a presentation expected to share details about upcoming movies. This includes a first look at information for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, planned for 2026, and Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, set to release in 2027.

Many Marvel fans feel that War Machine’s role in the MCU hasn’t been well-defined. While he’s appeared in several movies as a supporting character, his individual storyline has been a point of contention, especially since we haven’t seen him in his armor for a long time.