This Iconic ‘90s Kids’ Movie Just Joined Netflix (And It’s Already Overtaken Frankenstein on the Streaming Charts)

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The popular movie everyone’s talking about is The Sandlot, a funny and heartwarming sports comedy from 1993. It follows a group of young baseball players and their summer adventures in 1962. Since becoming available on Netflix earlier this month, it’s become a huge hit with viewers – in fact, by November 19th, it climbed to the No. 6 spot on the U.S. streaming charts, surpassing Frankenstein. As of today, The Sandlot is currently at No. 9, while Frankenstein is at No. 10, according to FlixPatrol.

7 Most Powerful Marvel Characters Killed By The X-Men

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The X-Men are known as a strong force for good, consistently battling formidable enemies. Sadly, they’ve sometimes had to take lives, and those they’ve defeated often rank among the most dangerous villains in the Marvel Universe. Here are seven powerful Marvel characters who were killed by the X-Men, who used their abilities and teamwork to find ways to overcome them.

Bitcoin Bounces Back! Are U.S. Investors Finally Loving Crypto Again? 🚀💸

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Bitcoin chart showing recovery

So, it seems the usually grumpy Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index has finally fluffed up its pillows and said, “Let’s get back to buying, shall we?” According to Coinglass data, this is a refreshing change after nearly a month of negativity. Basically, US traders are signalling to the world that they’re ready to stop selling and start buying again-because who doesn’t love a good comeback story? 🤷‍♀️

Avengers: Endgame Cut the MCU’s Most Emotional Moment (It Could Find a New Home in Doomsday)

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While Endgame delivers a powerfully emotional finale – featuring Tony Stark’s sacrifice and Steve Rogers finding peace in the past with Peggy Carter – it surprisingly holds back from fully exploring its most impactful scene. Fortunately, this scene doesn’t have to remain unused; the filmmakers could potentially include it in a future Avengers film, Doomsday, if they choose to do so.

Doctor Who Showrunner Addresses The Doctor’s Absence From The War Between the Land and the Sea

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As a longtime fan, I’m intrigued by the news that Doctor Who is getting a brand new spinoff, The War Between the Land and the Sea. It’s coming December 7th, and honestly, it feels perfectly timed. The main Doctor Who series has been through a bit of turbulence lately, leaving its future a little unclear. Showrunner Russell T Davies recently told Radio Times how this new series will address the Doctor’s absence, and I’m eager to see how they handle it. It sounds like a fascinating way to expand the Who universe while navigating the current situation.

‘Modern Family’ Star Reflects on Criticism of His Character

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Jesse Tyler Ferguson recently discussed facing criticism for his portrayal of Mitch Pritchett on his podcast, Dinner’s On Me. He recalled being told his performance relied on stereotypes, which surprisingly came from members of the LGBTQ+ community – a community he himself is a part of, along with his husband Justin Mikita and their family. He shared this memory while speaking with his co-star, Russell Tovey.

Gerard Butler’s “Real” & “Violent” R-Rated Action Cult-Classic Lands New Free Streaming Home

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Get ready for some free action! Gerard Butler’s intense film, Machine Gun Preacher, will be available to stream on Tubi starting December 1st. It’s one of several exciting action movies joining the platform that month, alongside titles like The November Man, Road House, Hardcore Henry, and another Butler film, Gods of Egypt. While it may not be the most profound movie ever made, Machine Gun Preacher stands out as one of Butler’s more emotionally powerful roles. He plays Sam Childers, an ex-biker with a criminal past who finds redemption through faith. When Childers travels to Africa to build a church, he encounters the brutal reality of child soldiers and decides to fight back using the methods he knows best.