DC Comics has traditionally recognized Wonder Woman’s importance, often placing her alongside Batman and Superman as one of their three leading heroes. Recent Wonder Woman comics have been particularly well-received. However, despite being a globally recognized icon and a key part of DC’s publishing, the DC Universe hasn’t fully showcased her as the major cultural force she is.
This Netflix thriller, now three seasons in, has successfully revived a classic style of political suspense. It’s brought back the feel of those smart, mid-budget ’90s thrillers, giving a new generation of viewers something they didn’t know they were missing.
Even though it was made with commercial success in mind, the first Alien movie quickly became a beloved classic. It’s considered a nearly perfect horror film thanks to its terrifying creature design, stunning visuals, and Sigourney Weaver’s iconic performance as Ripley.
Even if you didn’t love Spider-Man: No Way Home – maybe you found it stretched belief with its returning villains – it’s clear that the movie’s take on the “One More Day” story was a significant improvement over the comic book version from almost twenty years ago. Because the movie handled that story so much better, there’s good reason to believe the upcoming adaptation of “Brand New Day” will also be a success.
Last week, the Los Angeles event was canceled because of the ongoing Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike. But the event on the East Coast is still happening as planned. We’ll be updating the list of nominees and winners live throughout the evening here on Screen Rant, so stay tuned!
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Let’s be honest, revisiting some classic shows can be…rough. What was funny back then often doesn’t land now, and sometimes the special effects and storylines are just painful to watch. Instead of offering a fun escape, these shows can actually make you cringe, or even worse, reach for the remote halfway through. They were probably great when they first came out, but sadly, they haven’t aged very well, and just aren’t as enjoyable a watch today.
Gary Oldman gave incredibly bold and powerful performances throughout the 1980s and 90s that don’t get nearly enough credit today. These lesser-known films showcase his willingness to take chances and his impressive range as an actor, well before he became famous for big-budget movies and awards. Watching them now proves just how captivating and talented he’s always been.
Rosanna Arquette played Jody, the girlfriend of a drug dealer named Lance, in the classic film Pulp Fiction. She was on set for the well-known scene where John Travolta’s character, Vincent Vega, revives Uma Thurman’s Mia Wallace with an adrenaline shot. In a recent interview with The Times, Arquette said she’s grateful for her experience with the “iconic” movie, but wishes Quentin Tarantino hadn’t used the N-word so frequently in his films.
Based on the manga by Rocket Shokai, Sentenced to Be a Hero is a standout anime from 2026, brilliantly brought to life by Studio Kai. The story of Xylo Forbartz and his journey as a hero is straightforward, yet surprisingly deep, becoming more intricate with each episode. What makes the series truly captivating isn’t just the battles against the Demon Lords, but the compelling way Xylo’s character is developed.