5 Best Steamy Shows to Watch on Max Right Now

While many streaming services are removing mature content, this platform continues to offer it, which is a real benefit for viewers. It’s attracting a wider audience with familiar favorites from DC Comics and Cartoon Network, but isn’t afraid to also show realistic and provocative explorations of relationships and intimacy. From passionate documentaries to critically acclaimed shows like Euphoria and Game of Thrones, the platform offers bold content that pushes boundaries and captivates viewers.

‘Lanterns’ Writer Damon Lindelof Calls Green Lantern “Stupid”

Lindelof recently explained on the Lovett or Leave It podcast that the show, originally called Green Lanterns, was renamed simply Lanterns because the team felt the color green was a poor choice. This change has upset many comic book fans, who see it as a rejection of an important part of the series’ history and what has kept it popular for so long.

War Machine’s Giant Killer Robot Comes From A Real-Life Nightmare

Okay, so I just watched War Machine on Netflix, and it’s a pretty wild ride. It centers around a squad of Army Rangers – think tough recruits in training – who suddenly find themselves in a real survival situation. Their exercise takes a crazy turn when they stumble upon a massive robot. It’s basically a training mission gone completely off the rails, and it’s all about how they react to this unexpected, gigantic threat.

Netflix’s ‘One Piece’ Popcorn Bucket Revealed for Season 2 Theatrical Debut

Regal Cinemas has unveiled a special popcorn bucket shaped like the Jolly Roger skull from the anime series One Piece to celebrate the show’s second season. The bucket’s lid is designed after Monkey D. Luffy’s iconic straw hat. One Piece Season 2 will be released in theaters and on Netflix on March 10th. Fans can even download the bucket’s design and 3D print it at home, then get it filled with a free bag of popcorn at Regal. This is similar to a promotion done for the movie Iron Lung, where audiences could bring their own 3D-printed containers for free popcorn. You can see a picture of the One Piece bucket below.