With the highly anticipated new movie still months away (March marks nine months since the last big event), fans are revisiting Avengers: Endgame on Disney+ to get their superhero fix. It seems they don’t want to wait that long!
When it comes to science fiction, Roger Ebert didn’t always get it right – and he wasn’t the only critic to misjudge a film. Many movies gain appreciation or become more meaningful over time. Here are three examples where Ebert’s review didn’t quite hit the mark, along with one instance where his assessment was spot-on.
GLOW was a popular Netflix series that consistently received positive reviews, earning a 93% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It quickly gained a dedicated fanbase thanks to its diverse cast and strong portrayal of female friendships. Although the show was initially renewed for a fourth season, Netflix ultimately canceled it in 2020.
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Just before The Super Mario Bros. Movie comes out on April 1st, Nintendo shared a short, 10-second trailer highlighting Rosalina and her key abilities as they’ll appear in the film.
It’s become common for sequels, spin-offs, prequels, remakes, and reboots to disappoint fans. Often, these projects seem less about original ideas and more about making money by revisiting familiar characters, settings, and stories that people already love.
Highguard was unveiled with a big reveal at The Game Awards 2025 as a multiplayer shooter where players control heroes and ride mounts. While the game initially attracted a large number of players, its popularity quickly dropped. Discussions about the game soon centered on its struggle to retain players and convince them to make purchases like character skins.
Rod Blackhurst’s new film, Dolly, tries to capitalize on a current horror trend, but ultimately falls short. Like Damien Leone, Blackhurst aims for extreme thrills and achieves that in some ways. However, Dolly lacks self-awareness or a consistent tone, preventing it from reaching the same level as other films in the genre.
Critical Role’s animated series, The Legend of Vox Machina, has been released yearly, with a planned break in 2025 for the new series, The Mighty Nein. Prime Video has announced that season four of The Legend of Vox Machina will premiere on June 3, 2026, with three new episodes released each week.