Minority Mindset

Okay, I just heard Dakota Johnson might be doing an accent in her new movie, and honestly, I’m curious to see if she can pull it off! The script is being written by the director and Ottessa Moshfegh, and knowing their work, I’m pretty sure this film, judging by the title and who’s involved, is going to be anything but conventional or, shall we say, lacking in… interesting themes. Let’s just say I don’t expect a totally normal movie!

Okay, so I just watched “Sonic the Hedgehog,” which dropped on Peacock on March 1, 2026. It’s a really fun action-comedy! The story centers around Sonic (voiced by Ben Schwartz), this super-fast, blue hedgehog who isn’t exactly careful with his powers – he ends up causing a major blackout. That, naturally, puts him on the radar of the wonderfully wacky Dr. Robotnik, played brilliantly by Jim Carrey. The movie is basically Sonic teaming up with some friends to stay one step ahead of Robotnik and thwart his seriously bad schemes. It’s a wild ride and definitely delivers the laughs and action you’d expect!

Even though Joy admitted she didn’t thrive under pressure – sometimes feeling distant as a result – she consistently treated patients with professionalism. Later, in Episode 8, she demonstrated her value to the team during a critical situation.

To be fair, Netflix acquiring Warner Bros. would have created problems as well. Many in the film industry, including director James Cameron, strongly opposed the idea, as Netflix hasn’t historically prioritized releasing movies in theaters. As the Writers Guild pointed out, the issue isn’t who buys Warner Bros., but the increasing consolidation of media companies. We’ve seen this before with Disney buying Fox and Amazon acquiring MGM, and those deals haven’t typically benefited audiences. A Netflix takeover wouldn’t have been good for everyday viewers or moviegoers either.

Dexter challenges viewers to examine their own sense of right and wrong, even as they find themselves entertained by – and sometimes even cheering for – a murderer. However, many fans feel the show’s quality declined around the middle of its run, culminating in a widely disliked series finale. Despite this, the story didn’t end there – a sequel series was created, followed by three additional spin-offs, all readily available for viewers.

Whenever two big companies consider merging, people naturally wonder what will happen afterward. When Disney bought 20th Century Fox, it led to job losses, organizational changes, and the cancellation of several projects, even some from Marvel. There’s been worry that a similar situation could occur if Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merged, but so far, that doesn’t appear to be happening.