The new movie *Alien: Romulus*, released in US cinemas in 2024 by 20th Century Studios, takes place between the stories of the original *Alien* (1979) and *Aliens* (1986). It’s directed by Fede Álvarez and stars Cailee Spaeny, David Jonsson, Archie Renaux, and Isabela Merced.
The creature was revealed on the official Twisted Childhood Universe X account with two images: a close-up of its snarling face and a full-body shot showing its torn wings and spider-like antennae.
In January 2020, The CW aired an episode of *Arrow* called “Green Arrow & The Canaries” that was also a test run for a potential new series. This spin-off would have been set in 2040 and featured Oliver Queen’s daughter, Mia Smoak (played by Katherine McNamara), along with Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy) and Dinah Drake (Juliana Harkavy) as the Black Canary. However, the network decided not to move forward with the series a year later, and the COVID-19 pandemic played a role in that decision.
From classics like *Hook* and *Dennis the Menace* to the original *Super Mario Bros. Movie*, here’s a list of 32 kids’ movies from the 90s that I still enjoy today.
Deadpool unexpectedly finds himself in Gotham City with a mission: eliminate Batman. However, taking down the Dark Knight is much harder than he anticipated, even with the Bat-Signal constantly revealing Batman’s location. After a rocky beginning, Deadpool and Batman team up when Deadpool offers to help track down the Joker.
We considered a couple of different endings. One idea showed Mary returning to work at the library, but we ultimately chose the scene honoring Maggie, which I believe was the stronger choice. It always felt like the right way to conclude the story. The final scene of Mary, Cora, and Robert saying goodbye was meant to give the audience a sense of closure and moving forward. Although it appears Mary is alone, she actually has the staff and family around her, suggesting a hopeful future. I also appreciated that Mary ended up independent, ready to embrace a new chapter, be happy, and take charge of the estate. While it’s the end of the story, it also feels like a continuation of life.
You can see the new movie *Wicked: For Good* a little early! Universal Pictures and Amazon are offering special advance showings for Prime members on November 17th, 2025 – four days before the movie officially comes out. These screenings will be in select U.S. theaters, and you can buy tickets through Fandango.
I’m so hyped for Marvel Zombies! They just dropped a new poster and a short TV spot, and it looks incredible. The poster features these really creepy, zombified versions of our favorite heroes – Hawkeye is covered in arrows, Captain America looks totally wrecked, and they all have these glowing red eyes. They’re all circling this mysterious, bright figure in the sky. The whole thing is set against this fiery orange city, and honestly, it’s giving me chills! You can see the Marvel Animation and Disney+ logos at the bottom, so it’s definitely real. I can’t wait to see it on Disney+!
A new short film based on KPop Demon Hunters, called Debut: A KPop Demon Hunters Story, has received a PG rating from the Motion Picture Association. This suggests the film could be released soon, although the specific date hasn’t been announced yet. It’s currently unclear where the short will be shown – it could be on Netflix, another streaming service, in theaters, or alongside a future KPop Demon Hunters movie.
The fight between Tanjiro, Giyu (the Water Hashira), and the powerful demon Akaza was incredibly difficult. Akaza’s immense strength pushed both Demon Slayers to their limits, and Giyu was even forced to unlock a special ability, the Demon Slayer Mark, to try and keep up.