Since March 2025, Deniz Camp and Eric Zawadzki’s comic book series, Assorted Crisis Events, has been consistently innovative. Each issue of this sci-fi anthology is highly recommended, and the creators have repeatedly surpassed expectations. Issue #8 may be their best work yet.
As a huge movie and TV fan, I’m excited to see what Amazon Prime Video has planned for February 2026! They’ll still be offering a mix of their own shows and movies alongside titles they’ve licensed. I’m especially looking forward to the debut of the new project from Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman – that’s going to be big! Plus, they’re adding the classic Perry Mason series from 1957, which is amazing news. And it looks like they’re really leaning into Valentine’s Day with a bunch of romantic comedies and dramas – everything from the original Relationship Goals and the Italian film Love Me Love Me, to classics like La La Land and even the tearjerker P.S. I Love You with Gerard Butler and Hilary Swank. It’s a great lineup!
The actor delivers a captivating performance as the show’s complicated and compelling lead character, showcasing even more nuance than his popular role as Alfie Solomons in Peaky Blinders. Many would agree this is Hardy’s strongest work on television. The character perfectly suits his mysterious on-screen persona and feels deeply personal, as if it comes directly from his own inner world.
A Reddit user named Puzzleheaded-Sir8673 discovered a bug in Life is Strange 2. Even though the game was removed from PlayStation Plus, they still have access. Normally, episodes two through five cost $31.94, but it seems the bug is making the entire game free for other PlayStation Plus members, according to comments on the post.
The popular medical drama launched in January 2025 and quickly became a major cultural hit. After winning numerous awards, it returned for a second season in January 2026 and is already a success. In a recent interview with Deadline, HBO’s Casey Bloys shared positive news about when viewers can expect Season 3.
The movie Just Mercy, released in 2019, will soon be available on HBO Max. It’s joining the streaming service on February 1st, so fans only have one day left to wait!
Released in 2009, Terminator Salvation starring Christian Bale is the fourth film in the Terminator series. While critics generally disliked the movie – it currently has a 33% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – director James Cameron felt the criticism was too harsh.
Netflix currently offers some of the best thriller series available on streaming. Popular and addictive shows like Run Away, Fool Me Once, Mindhunter, Beef, and You keep viewers hooked. While many limited-run thrillers are hits, it’s especially great when a series maintains its quality over multiple seasons, and one Netflix thriller from 2023 has continued to improve.
Few TV shows resemble Stranger Things, but I Am Not Okay with This is a strong contender. With its retro look and the clear parallels between the characters Eleven and Syd Novak, it feels like a lost piece of the Stranger Things universe that somehow landed on Netflix. This single-season dark comedy originally aired just before the Covid-19 pandemic began.
The differences between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings create some puzzling plot holes. For example, why didn’t Gandalf connect Bilbo Baggins with the One Ring earlier? Was Gandalf simply preoccupied with other issues? And how did Smaug, the dragon, manage to survive when other dragons from Morgoth’s time did not? Furthermore, why did Sauron feel the need to conceal himself? While Tolkien addressed many of these inconsistencies in his other writings, he actually had to revise The Hobbit after it was originally published to resolve one of them.