Unlike physical media like CDs and DVDs, which fans could own and re-watch, streaming content isn’t permanent. That’s why we’re seeing more movies and shows being removed from platforms like Netflix, with several titles leaving in February 2026.
In January 2023, James Gunn revealed that a “Brave and the Bold” movie would be included in the new DC Universe (DCU) he and Peter Safran are developing for Warner Bros. and DC Studios. Gunn explained that the film will introduce the DCU’s version of Batman, alongside his son, Damian Wayne. Inspired by a popular comic book storyline by Grant Morrison, the movie will focus on the dynamic between Batman and Damian, a skilled but unruly young assassin Batman is trying to mentor. It will also lay the groundwork for the larger “Bat-Family” within the DCU.
Early reviews are in for season 3 of Shrinking, which premieres on January 28th. So far, based on five reviews, the show has a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Keep in mind that this score could change as more reviews are published.
In his review for The Seattle Times, Dominic Baez compares watching the film Return to Silent Hill to seeing the original Silent Hill 2 game reflected in a shattered mirror. While all the key parts are present, the movie feels fragmented and strangely unfamiliar. Baez notes this makes Return to Silent Hill feel more like a re-telling of the story than a true adaptation, and describes the experience as both frustrating and captivating.
For almost sixty years, Star Trek has captivated audiences and built an incredibly loyal fanbase, becoming a giant in the science fiction world. The franchise includes thirteen TV shows, thirteen films, numerous books, and popular video and tabletop games enjoyed by fans worldwide. Now, Modiphius is releasing Species Sourcebook, a guide to all the different alien races seen throughout Star Trek history. This will help Game Masters create rich, detailed galaxies for their games and allow players to create unique characters from across the Star Trek universe.
The film is a dramatic, mostly two-person story where the protagonist uses a special system called ‘Mercy’ to access information and prove he didn’t commit murder. However, if he fails to convince everyone in time, he’ll be executed. The story unfolds in real-time as he investigates his wife’s death, aided by his former detective partner, Kali Reis, who has doubts about his innocence but agrees to help. It’s a frantic race against the clock to clear his name – assuming he’s actually innocent.
This highlights how important the character is to Marvel’s future plans. However, there’s still no official confirmation about whether Doctor Strange will be in Avengers: Doomsday. Benedict Cumberbatch has given conflicting statements, at times saying he’s in the movie and other times saying he isn’t, which has caused confusion. Fortunately, fans who wanted to see Doctor Strange team up with the Avengers got their wish in 2025.
Honestly, just seeing Tom Sandoval back on screen was enough drama for me this season. But it turns out that wasn’t the only head-scratcher! A lot of viewers – especially those also into Survivor – are buzzing about a surprising make-out session between Tyson Apostol and Pollard, and are desperate to know what led to it. Check out that moment, and a few other truly wild scenes, down below.
Ben Affleck is proving his talent for crime thrillers once again with his latest film, The Rip, which has been well-received by both critics and audiences (currently holding an 81% rating on Rotten Tomatoes). However, many consider his 2010 film, The Town, to be his best work in the genre. Affleck directed and starred in this highly-rated Boston heist thriller, and it’s often cited as one of the best crime movies of the 2010s.