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Framestore, the visual effects studio, recently released a detailed behind-the-scenes video explaining how they created the complex holographic message in Superman. The video not only showed how the scene was made, but also gave fans the clearest look yet at the costume Bradley Cooper will wear as part of the new DC Universe.

Prime Video is the go-to platform for action and crime thrillers, offering popular shows like Reacher, Cross, and Jack Ryan. But even with so many great options, one series really shines. It’s remarkably faithful to the original story and maintains its quality throughout all seven seasons.

The world of The Boys has grown beyond the original show to include Gen V, geared towards young adults, and the upcoming series Vought Rising, all of which build upon the comics by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson. Even after four seasons, The Boys hasn’t featured every memorable superhero from the comics, and Season 5 will introduce several new ones to viewers.

HBO’s new series based on the Wizarding World will feature many recognizable actors, but one big question remains: who will play Lord Voldemort? While Ralph Fiennes famously portrayed Voldemort in the Harry Potter films, he didn’t appear until Goblet of Fire – previous actors, Ian Hart and Richard Bremmer, played the role in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. This new series has the opportunity to cast its Voldemort from the beginning, and names like Cillian Murphy and Tilda Swinton have been mentioned as possibilities. Ideally, the series would recast the role with an actor who has already played Voldemort before.

Okay, so we don’t know a ton about the Fairy Tale series yet, but it’s exciting to hear J.H. Wyman (from Fringe) is showrunning and Paul Greengrass is producing! What’s really interesting is that it sounds like this adaptation is going to lean more into the dark fantasy side of Stephen King – think The Dark Tower or Eyes of the Dragon – and less into straight-up horror. Apparently, the show is even planning to use a really cool idea from a surprising horror hit coming out in 2025, and I think it’s going to be perfect for bringing King’s characters to life.

During a recent earnings call, Disney CEO Bob Iger announced that the new Avatar movie, Avatar: Fire & Ash, will be available to stream on Disney+ before the end of September 2026. This means viewers can expect to see it on the platform by the end of Disney’s fiscal year.