In May 2026, the cinematic world will welcome Avengers 5. On this occasion, Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom will be accompanied by a mix of established and fresh Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) heroes. Additionally, characters from Fox’s X-Men will also make an appearance. This star-studded cast includes some of the most formidable Marvel characters, both in terms of their comic book personas and their on-screen performances:
Star Wars: Visions – Volume 3 stands out for being the first season of Star Wars: Visions to include sequels. Intriguingly, this upcoming season will not just have one sequel but three, following on from three much-loved shorts: The Duel, The Village Bride, and The Ninth Jedi. To make things even more thrilling, one of these characters – The Ronin, F, or Lah Kara – is expected to star in their very own anime series in 2026.
As a passionate movie reviewer, let me share my thoughts on Louis Sachar’s enchanting journey through literature. If you remember the captivating tale of “Holes,” you might be intrigued to know that it wasn’t Sachar’s debut, nor was it his swan song. This gifted author penned two more stories woven around the intriguing world of “Holes” before venturing into other realms like “The Cardturner.”
Fast forward to the present day, and you’ll find that Sachar’s most recent books include “Fuzzy Mud,” published in 2015, and “Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom” from 2020. The latter is a thrilling continuation of his iconic “Wayside School” series, which he first introduced way back in 1978. In essence, Louis Sachar has carved out an extraordinary career that promises an unexpected release in 2025.
As discussions about a potential revival heat up and you’ve undoubtedly revisited every season (let’s be honest, you shed tears during the Francis storyline), the dilemma arises: what other shows share that distinctive anarchic flavor? Here are ten contemporary series that embody the spirit of ‘Malcolm’ in various key aspects – be it rebellious storytelling, teenage perspectives, economic irrationality, or households reminiscent of small, struggling democracies. While not all fall under the traditional sitcom category, just like ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ wasn’t either.
The third season of “The Wheel of Time” has concluded, and we anticipate that all major characters will reappear in the upcoming season 4 to further their stories. This popular fantasy TV series is based on Robert Jordan’s “Wheel of Time” novels, but due to alterations in the sequence of events for a smoother transition to television, it has become challenging to predict where the story might head next. The third season followed “The Shadow Rising,” suggesting that “The Fires of Heaven” would be the obvious succession; however, it seems unlikely to follow such a linear path.
The hit TV show Malcolm in the Middle is making a comeback, but not as an ongoing series. Instead, it’s going to be a four-episode limited series available on Disney+. Original cast members like Bryan Cranston, Jane Kaczmarek, and Frankie Muniz are set to return, but the family will be missing one of its core members as Dewey, portrayed by Erik Per Sullivan, is reportedly not coming back. However, his character has been recast and will reappear in the series. Recasting characters isn’t always well-received by fans of the original show, and sometimes it might be better to write the character off instead. Should they have taken this route? We’ll also see some new faces on the show, but the details about them are yet to be disclosed.