It’s clear the plans for the DC Universe are ambitious, and the groundwork for interconnected stories is already in place. This suggests we can expect large-scale crossover events soon, which means some of DC’s most compelling villains might finally appear in major films.
So, Shull, a real company veteran – she’d been there over thirty years! – put some clips from the show up on X (formerly Twitter, you know) and was curious what people thought. She basically asked her followers for their honest opinions, which is cool.
Originally, Marvel Television planned to release Wonder Man on Disney+ in December, making it the first live-action Marvel series since Ironheart. However, the show, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, has been pushed back. All eight episodes will now be available to stream at once on January 27, 2026.
Jon Bernthal’s appearance in Avengers: Doomsday will be small. His character, the Punisher, isn’t a major player in the comic book storyline that leads to Secret Wars. However, there’s one amazing Punisher scene that Marvel Studios is eager to bring to life, and Avengers: Doomsday provides the ideal setting to do so.
Lucien Laviscount was stunned after watching the first episode of Emily in Paris season 5, according to an interview with Us Weekly. Even though he’s in the show and knew what was coming, he needed a couple of days to fully take it all in. He explained, “I don’t want to give away too much, but when I received the first episode – with all the security measures in place – it took me two or three days to process everything.”
A sneak peek at Shrek’s three children has been revealed in a new image from a Macy’s Day Parade float. The float, celebrating the upcoming release of Shrek 5, will appear in this year’s parade in New York City on November 27th. The image on the side of the float shows Shrek and Donkey alongside the animated ogre’s teenage triplets playfully interacting with each other.
The original Highlander movie was a fun mix of ’80s sci-fi and fantasy, and audiences loved it. Its 1991 sequel, Highlander II: The Quickening, was initially considered one of the worst sequels ever made. But The Quickening is actually stranger, more engaging, and better crafted than most people remember, and it’s now enjoyed as a delightfully campy film.
The movie stars Stallone as Gabe, a mountain rescuer still dealing with the aftermath of a devastating accident. A year later, he’s asked to return to the same mountains to help a group of people who seem stranded. However, Gabe soon discovers they aren’t just lost – they’re actually searching for three boxes containing $100 million, and they need a local guide to help them find it!
Alan Ritchson brilliantly embodies the freedom and responsibility that define Jack Reacher. Watching the Prime Video series, and seeing Reacher solve crimes and travel the country, makes him a truly admirable character.
Vince Gilligan, the creator of shows like Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, is back with a new series called Pluribus. The sci-fi drama stars Rhea Seehorn as Carol Sturka, a romance novelist who discovers she’s unaffected by a strange virus. This virus makes everyone else blissfully happy and content, turning Carol into the only unhappy person left. She then has to find a way to save the world from this “happiness contagion” before it erases everyone’s unique personality and sense of self.