Lee Pace and Josh Brolin share a dynamic in the film The Running Man that Pace compares to their characters’ relationship in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014). In The Running Man, Pace plays Evan McCone, a cold-blooded assassin who hunts contestants on a dangerous reality show, while Brolin portrays Dan Killian, the show’s scheming producer.
The story of Neon Genesis Evangelion is famous for its different “Impact” events, but important things happened before those too. A lot of the story actually takes place right before the Third Impact, and many details are never shown in the anime itself. Because of this, viewers who only watch the anime won’t get the complete picture, particularly with how the ending was presented.
Fans of Stephen King often find that his books are subtly connected, with hidden details and references linking them together. While each of his popular novels usually tells a complete story on its own, these small connections hint at a larger, shared universe within his writing.
Beyond its huge success at the box office, Godzilla Minus One received incredible reviews. It boasts a 99% rating from critics and a 98% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, with many calling it one of the best Godzilla movies ever made.
In season 4, episode 2 of Mayor of Kingstown, Carney is unexpectedly killed by Cortez (Derek Rivera). This abruptly ends his character arc and leaves Mike without a key supporter.
In addition to bringing back Pennywise (Bill Skarsgard), Welcome to Derry featured a new group of characters – some with connections to the original Losers’ Club from the IT movies. These included Major Leroy Hanlon, Lilly Bainbridge, Ronnie, Teddy Uris, Matty Clements, and Dick Hallorann from The Shining. This cast is central to the prequel’s story and helps explain the events of 2017’s IT: Chapter One.
Marvel’s heroes tend to be mainstays of its stories, but some of its greatest villains have faced a frustrating pattern: they’re often sidelined, killed, or lost to obscurity, only to unexpectedly return in a big way. Many villains have made impressive comebacks, but these ten are the most memorable and impactful in the Marvel Universe.
Okay, so for ages everyone’s been buzzing about who would play Dorothy in the Wicked movie, and Taylor Swift’s name kept popping up! But Cynthia Erivo just let slip during interviews for Wicked: For Good that we actually won’t see Dorothy’s face on screen. Apparently, they’re not even casting a big name for the role, which is a bit surprising considering how amazing the rest of the cast is. Honestly, it sounds like a smart move for that particular character, though. It’ll be interesting to see how they pull it off!
Beyond his other successes, Taylor Sheridan’s often-overlooked series Special Ops: Lioness further demonstrates his ability to direct a Call of Duty movie. It’s easy to focus on his Yellowstone universe and Westerns, but Sheridan showed he could handle complex military storylines a decade ago.
Many viewers, including myself, are really impressed with Kaitlin Olson’s performance in what could be her most significant TV role yet. The show High Potential has kept a large portion of its original audience throughout 2025, especially when counting viewers who record and watch later, meaning millions now know her as a consultant for the LAPD with an incredible memory. Olson recently told Esquire that Super Bowl Sunday 2025 is now her favorite day ever, all thanks to the show’s fans.