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When Dexter discovered his son was living in New York City, he went there, believing his son might be embracing ‘The Code’ and had killed someone deserving of punishment. This led him to New York and a host of new problems. Meanwhile, his friend Angel Batista was investigating, realizing Dexter had faked his death and was starting to figure things out. While Dexter had seemingly started a new life, many characters from the original series didn’t share his luck, and the first season of the new show made it clear that the show wasn’t afraid to move past established characters.

I recently spoke with Jason Blum about his long and successful career in film. When asked about movies that taught him valuable lessons through their failures, Blum specifically mentioned the 2015 film *Jem and the Holograms* and the 2020 film *The Hunt*, saying both had the potential to be big hits.

Each episode will be approximately 90 to 120 minutes long, offering viewers a movie-like experience with every part of the story.

According to Deadline, a new deal between Paramount Television Studios and Iron Ocean Productions (founded by Biel and Michelle Purple) has led to the development of a television series based on The Ambler Warning. This project follows earlier discussions before the Paramount-Skydance merger. Jason Horwitch will write and serve as showrunner for the series, and will also executive produce alongside Biel, Purple, Ben Smith, and Jeffrey Weiner of Captivate Entertainment – the company behind films like The Bourne Legacy (2012) and Jason Bourne (2016).

According to a new report, Amazon is working on a third installment of *The Accountant*. The information comes from film industry insider MyTimeToShineHello, who shared the news on X (formerly Twitter). While Amazon hasn’t confirmed this yet, the insider has a good history of sharing accurate information about upcoming movies, so it’s likely to be true.

Here’s all you need to know about when Gachiakuta Episode 14 airs and where you can watch it.

During an interview with MTV’s Josh Horowitz, Andrew Garfield was playfully asked about potentially appearing in the upcoming Marvel film *Avengers: Secret Wars*, which will wrap up the Multiverse Saga. Garfield responded with a laugh and a vague answer, saying, “You’ll find out!” He then jokingly questioned his own reaction, adding, “Whatever that was… I don’t know. You’ll find out.”

The season 14 premiere of *Chicago Fire* resolved a few storylines, including Damon’s transfer, Carver’s move to Denver, and Stella’s brief pregnancy. The second episode then focused more on Ritter. Daniel Kyri was previously announced as leaving the show, but the producers brought him back for the first couple of episodes to give his character a proper farewell. I was sad to see Ritter go, but he definitely had a good sendoff.

Frank Breitkopf first appeared in a particularly suspenseful episode of *Criminal Minds* during its second season. He returned in the season finale, concluding his storyline with a disturbing and personal attack on the BAU team, especially Jason Gideon. Breitkopf’s actions established a pattern for future *Criminal Minds* villains like George Foyet and Mr. Scratch, who also sought revenge against the agents who caught them. However, despite the impact and frightening nature of these later antagonists, Frank Breitkopf remained the most dangerous and unsettling of them all.

As a huge sci-fi fan and a Netflix subscriber, I’ve been thinking about some of the best movies they’ve offered. I wanted to share a quick rundown of a few favorites – what they’re about and how people reacted to them. It’s worth noting that Netflix doesn’t publicly share viewing numbers, so everything I’ve gathered is based on reports and what others have said.