This funny action movie follows two long-lost half-brothers, Jonny (Jason Momoa) and James (Dave Bautista), who must work together when their father dies under strange circumstances. While investigating the truth behind his death, they uncover family secrets and face challenges that threaten to break them apart. They’re determined to overcome any obstacle in their path.
Gerard Butler is back for the new action movie, and Morena Baccarin returns as Allison. Roman Griffin Davis takes over the role of Nathan. The story follows the Garrity family as they leave their bunker in Greenland and try to rebuild their lives on a devastated Earth. Liz Declan from ScreenRant gave Greenland 2: Migration an 8/10, praising it for focusing on the challenges after the disaster – something many films in this genre ignore – and proving that the aftermath can be just as thrilling as the initial catastrophe.
A new gameplay trailer showcased during the event and released on Paradark Studios’ YouTube channel demonstrates significant progress for the upcoming cyberpunk RPG, ExeKiller, since it was first announced in 2023. The trailer focuses on the game’s distinctive cyber western setting and provides a detailed look at gameplay features like fighting, exploring, and solving mysteries, all of which are shaping up to meet the game’s initial exciting vision.
Marvel and DC are still the biggest names in superheroes, but occasionally a new series comes along that truly stands out and even surpasses them. When looking at superhero animation over the last quarter-century, one release consistently rises above the rest.
Fans of fantasy TV have a lot to look forward to this month with the premiere of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, a new spin-off from Game of Thrones. While exploring Prime Video, I rediscovered a series that perfectly blends fantasy and drama in a unique anthology format, making it a standout show for fans of both genres.
You’re not mistaken. Kevin Feige, the creative force behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has significant concerns about the upcoming Wonder Man series. He’d hoped the superhero comedy would launch a new trend for Marvel Studios, but he now fears it might be part of a fading one.
I just finished reading Absolute Batman: Ark M Special #1, and it’s a really cool dive into the origins of Arkham Asylum. It’s a one-shot written by Scott Snyder and Frank Tieri, with art by Joshua Hixson, and the whole story is told through the personal journal of Amadeus Arkham himself – the guy who actually founded the place. It’s basically an alternate history of how Arkham came to be, and it’s fascinating to see it all unfold through his eyes.
This year, fans will say goodbye to The Boys, Amazon’s popular and darkly humorous superhero series. The show, which has won critical acclaim and an Emmy Award, stars Jack Quaid, Erin Moriarty, Karl Urban, Antony Starr, and others. Its final, action-filled season will arrive this spring, bringing the story based on the original comic book to a close.
After Krysten Ritter’s return as Jessica Jones was announced, fans began hoping Disney and Marvel would revive the show with another season. Marvel producer Brad Winderbaum suggested this was a possibility, and since then, rumors have circulated about the show’s potential continuation. Now, DanielRPK, a source known for reporting leaks, is claiming that a new standalone Jessica Jones series is currently being developed.
The upcoming show Neuromancer is based on William Gibson’s acclaimed novel and tells the story of Case, a hacker hired by a powerful artificial intelligence to pull off a dangerous heist. While the story uses familiar cyberpunk themes that have been around for decades, the show needs to establish its own unique look and feel when it debuts in late 2026, moving beyond typical cyberpunk visuals.