Timothy Olyphant’s Justified Still Holds the Most Perfect Season in Crime TV History

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The Bennett family immediately establishes the show’s strong connection to Harlan County. They aren’t newcomers; instead, they represent the region’s inherent strength and embody its deep-rooted, often dangerous, nature. Mags Bennett, powerfully played by Margo Martindale, is the family matriarch – a woman who can offer both comforting kindness and deadly poison. Like Raylan, she’s defined by her heritage and understands the violent price of loyalty to this land. Many consider Season 2, featuring the Bennetts, to be the show’s peak, unmatched in its focused storytelling, suspense, and emotional impact.

IMAX Omits 1 Major Marvel Movie from Its 2026 Release Slate

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During an investor presentation in October 2025, IMAX announced many future films that will be shown in their theaters, including upcoming Marvel movies like Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars. However, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is scheduled to be released before those films, but wasn’t mentioned in the presentation.

5 Obscure Batman Villains We Want To Make a Comeback

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It might look like I’m just listing characters I’d like to see return, but that’s not quite right. I truly believe a character can be successful even if their first appearance wasn’t strong. While some of these characters weren’t necessarily groundbreaking or villainous, they had potential, and that’s what matters most.

7 Incredibly Powerful Iron Man Suits Marvel Sidelined Too Quickly

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Since the 1960s, Marvel has consistently created impressive Iron Man armor designs, evolving from the original’s powerful, basic build to the incredibly advanced nanotechnology suits we see today. However, they often introduce new versions without fully exploring the capabilities of the older ones. Many fans feel certain suits are more than just technology – they represent Tony Stark’s brilliance and deserve more attention.

9 Amazing Anime Attacks That Were Used Once & Immediately Forgotten

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It’s obvious characters won’t repeat moves after they’ve been defeated – like Rengoku not using his strongest attacks after his death, or Kimimaro never fully showing his curse seal. What’s more interesting is looking at characters who did something amazing only once. This often happens because they haven’t had another fight, or an injury prevents them from using the move again.

Solo Leveling Gets Exclusive Crunchyroll November Release

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Crunchyroll and Delta Air Lines are teaming up to bring five popular anime series to Delta’s in-flight entertainment system. Starting in early November, passengers on over 940 Delta planes—over 165,000 seatback screens total—will be able to watch episodes of shows like Solo Leveling, Black Clover, My Roommate Is a Cat, and Horimiya. The content will be available to members of Delta’s SkyMiles program.