The ’90s Blockbuster That Kicked Off a Franchise Quietly Becomes a Free Streaming Hit Ahead of New Sequel

According to FlixPatrol, the Robin Williams movie Jumanji (released in 1995) is currently the tenth most popular film on Tubi in the United States. It’s one of only two family movies in the top 10, alongside Ron’s Gone Wrong at number four (up three spots from yesterday). The rest of the top five are all action movies: number one, Men in Black at number two, Prey at number three, and Geostorm at number five.

Avatar Is A Huge Success, But It’s A Problem For the Film Industry

As a critic, I was really surprised by Variety’s recent director’s poll. You know, they asked a bunch of filmmakers what their favorite movies of 2025 were, and Michael Mann—a legend in his own right—chose James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash. It definitely raised some eyebrows, but it’s fascinating to see what catches the eye of a master like Mann.

WWE SmackDown Is Rumored To Be Plotting A Massive Title Change, And I Think There’s Two Reasons Why

According to Bodyslam+, there’s growing support within WWE for Drew McIntyre to defeat Cody Rhodes in their upcoming Three Stages of Hell Match (as reported by Sports Illustrated). This is significant because the match is for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship – one of the company’s top titles – and a win for McIntyre would mean a championship change on television. While it’s surprising, I think it’s a possibility for a couple of reasons.

I’m Officially Worried About This Troubling DCU Trend

Recent news about DC’s future plans might disappoint superhero fans. Two of the three movies scheduled for 2026 have something in common that could turn off many viewers and potentially alienate those who would normally support the franchise. With the DC Universe just beginning, there’s a growing concern that James Gunn’s vision might be hindering its own success with these upcoming releases.

The Pitt Season 3: Noah Wyle Teases Smaller Time Jump & Story Details

I was reading Variety, and Noah Wyle was talking about the upcoming season of The Pitt. Apparently, they’re not planning on jumping quite as far ahead in time this season. He admitted that the ten-month leap they took felt like a really long stretch, so they’re going to try and keep things a bit more grounded this time around.