Bruce Willis stars as Thomas Hardy, a Pittsburgh detective who’s reassigned to the River Rescue Squad after falling out of favor with his coworkers. When a string of murder victims with ties to Hardy start appearing, he teams up with his new partner, Jo Christman (Sarah Jessica Parker), to track down the killer before they strike again.
Tickets for the initial IMAX 70mm showings of Dune: Part Three and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey sold out incredibly quickly, and the fact that they were available a year in advance has generated a lot of attention. This demonstrates a strong desire among audiences to see movies in theaters, especially as the future of movie releases is uncertain. However, this quick sell-out seems to be part of a concerning pattern. If other studios replicate this approach, we might see the same issues with ticket reselling that plague the concert industry extend to movie tickets.
Andy Weir, the author of the book that inspired the game, has revealed Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars, a new mixed-reality video game. It’s designed to be a deeply immersive experience and is scheduled to release on popular VR and mixed reality platforms such as Meta Quest and PICO in late 2026.
Anthony Mackie, known for his role as Captain America/Falcon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Dafne Keen will star in a new action-thriller called Barracuda. The film will be directed by Neil Burger, who has previously directed movies like Limitless and Divergent. The screenplay is a collaboration between Adam Mason and Simon Boyes. Mackie’s other notable roles include appearances in 8 Mile, The Hurt Locker, Altered Carbon, and Twisted Metal.
Nicky and Morgan, a pastor and a teacher, desperately tried to buy a necklace for their dying grandmother. When the jeweler, Yusuf, wouldn’t sell it, Morgan stole it. Yusuf then blackmailed them, forcing them to work for a dangerous crime boss as payback.
Marvel Studios is currently releasing Season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again, and will soon follow it up with The Punisher: One Last Kill on Disney+ and Spider-Man: Brand New Day in movie theaters. This is the first time ever in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that three projects in a row will all be set in the same city – New York City.
The Apple TV series Silo hasn’t been afraid to make significant changes from the original novels by Hugh Howey, altering everything from the overall mood to the way key characters behave. The show’s second season even introduced new characters to expand on the story’s existing background. While still capturing the heart of the books, the Silo TV adaptation has successfully created its own unique identity, rather than simply being a direct translation of the source material.
Even in 2026, many Sega Genesis games remain exceptional and are still incredibly fun to play. Beloved classics alongside hidden gems like Ristar and Shining Force all deserve perfect scores – they’re fantastic from beginning to end.
As the team delved deeper into the files, they became increasingly unsettling. A demonic figure began to appear prominently, and children’s nursery rhymes took on a disturbing new meaning, especially when played in reverse. This reminded many who grew up with vinyl records of the old rumor about hidden demonic messages – a clever marketing tactic, perhaps, since it mostly resulted in scratched records and the need to buy replacements. It seems that for many teenage boys, the real message wasn’t about devil worship, but a different kind of encouragement… but we’re getting off track.
Nathan Fillion is a popular actor known for his work on several TV shows. He’s famous for playing Captain Malcolm Reynolds in Firefly (2002) and the movie Serenity (2005), as well as the lead role of a mystery novelist in the long-running ABC series Castle (2009-2016). More recently, he’s starred as Officer John Nolan in The Rookie (since 2018). Currently, his earlier sci-fi series is gaining renewed popularity on streaming platforms thanks to a recent announcement.