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Honestly, the finale left me a little cold. It felt like they went with the most obvious choice – Rick doing the big shootout – and it just didn’t land. Plus, some of the character motivations, especially with Gaitok, Rick, and even Chelsea, felt really off. The season wasn’t *bad* overall, we had some genuinely good storylines, but the ending kind of threw it all away and made a lot of what happened earlier feel pointless. It just didn’t make a lot of sense, and it was hard to really buy into it.

Currently, only Danny, the school mascot (played by Frankie A. Rodriguez), knows the truth: Glen Powell’s character is actually former football player Russ Holliday. But for the show to work, I believe Ricky (Perry Mattfeld) needs to find out Russ isn’t who he pretends to be – that is, ‘Chad Powers.’

There’s a good chance we’ll be able to stream *Big Brother* online again soon, if some former players aren’t joking around. It looks like a new season during the winter months is planned, but it won’t be quite like anything we’ve seen before.

Cillian Murphy stars as Steve in Netflix’s upcoming 2025 release of the same name. The character is a teacher who consistently uses a voice recorder to document his thoughts and feelings – a technique that effectively reveals his inner world. During an interview with Murphy, I asked him about Steve’s frequent use of the recorder, and specifically about the meaning behind his final recording, which prompted a very thoughtful and personal response.

It’s easy to focus on the most popular anime coming out in 2025, but that only tells part of the story. While those big hits are worth watching, there’s a lot more great anime from the year that deserves attention. Many solid shows flew under the radar, and true fans should seek them out for a hidden gem.

Even though critics and viewers haven’t given *Billionaires’ Bunker* rave reviews (it currently has a 57% rating), it’s become a huge hit on the platform, landing in the top two shows overall. It’s important to remember that the score is based on a limited number of critic reviews (only eight so far), but it has been steadily improving since the show premiered last week. Think of it as a blend of *Silo* and *Paradise*, with a touch of *Lost* – it offers plenty for fans of science fiction and suspense, with lots of unexpected twists. While it might not be as critically acclaimed as *Silo*, *Billionaires’ Bunker* delivers strong acting and keeps you on the edge of your seat, making it a good choice for those who enjoy character-focused stories about survival and a new spin on the post-apocalyptic genre.

In a recent interview, Elisabeth Moss said she felt creatively fulfilled with the final episode of *The Handmaid’s Tale* and how the series concluded, stating, “Yes, I do.” The show followed June Osborne’s difficult journey to rescue her daughter Hannah from Gilead, and some viewers were disappointed when she ultimately failed.

Now that *Weapons* has been in cinemas for nearly two months, it will soon be available to stream on HBO Max. Looking at the release dates of other Warner Bros. movies on the platform this year, October 24th seems like the likely date. However, HBO Max hasn’t officially announced a release date for *Weapons* yet, so these plans are subject to change. Here’s a summary of what we know so far.

Martin Scorsese’s *Goodfellas* remains the gold standard for gangster biopics, but several films since have successfully followed a similar approach. While Henry Hill’s story is the most famous from the ’90s crime wave, it’s not necessarily the most gripping. Just seven years after *Goodfellas*, another fantastic true-crime gangster film emerged, boasting an incredible cast and a surprisingly effective director. The movie is particularly memorable for Al Pacino’s powerful performance, further solidifying his status as a genre legend. Many consider his role as ‘Lefty’ Ruggiero to be one of the most overlooked achievements of his career.