Over its five seasons, Yellowstone has had its share of successes and missteps. While some episodes were initially exciting, looking back now, certain moments don’t quite hold up as well as they did originally. Some scenes may have felt great at first, but haven’t aged well over time.
While Stranger Things is Netflix’s most popular sci-fi show, many of their other entries in the genre are more complex and rely on intricate storylines, similar to 3 Body Problem. This approach, which involves non-linear timelines and layered realities, was popularized by shows like Lost with its use of flashbacks and flash-forwards, and films like Christopher Nolan’s Inception. Both demonstrated that audiences don’t necessarily shy away from complicated sci-fi concepts.
The series, created by the writers of Ozark and Dexter, centers on Etta Tiger Jonze, the youngest of seven children. She’s about to start college and eager to use her intelligence, but currently works for her parents’ South Florida boating company. While her mother wants her to pursue higher education, Etta is more interested in joining the family’s secret business: smuggling drugs for the Rojas cartel, using the boat tours as a cover.
With Richard Madden, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, and Stanley Tucci leading the cast, Citadel is predicted to be a top show on Prime Video this week after its second season premiered on May 6th. Currently, Citadel season 2 is performing very well globally on Prime Video, ranking as the #2 most-watched show worldwide and in the U.S., just behind the final episodes of The Boys. The new season delivers continuous action, a compelling story similar to the Jason Bourne films, and expands on the storyline, effectively addressing the issues that held back the first season.
The seventh season of Dark Side of the Ring will premiere on Vice TV on July 7, 2026, at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. The season will begin with two episodes airing back-to-back, and then new episodes will be released each week. The first story will focus on Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling and its co-founder, Jeff Jarrett. The three-part series will explore how TNA, built from scratch by Jarrett and others, initially showed a lot of potential as a competitor to WWE, but later faced significant internal issues.
Director Doug Liman burst onto the Hollywood scene in 2002 with the action thriller The Bourne Identity. While he didn’t direct any of the sequels starring Matt Damon, he’s continued to work on action films. Now, he’s returning to the genre with a new movie featuring Miles Teller and Eddie Redmayne.
Forget, for a moment, what the film means culturally as we currently understand it. Its difficult creation resulted in a movie that failed to impress critics, fans, or even the studio. However, despite all the problems surrounding it, The Motion Picture perfectly embodies Roddenberry’s original dream for a science fiction story that celebrates the best of humanity.
Even as new anime series debut, both classic characters and fresh faces are captivating audiences. Whether old favorites or brand new shows, these series keep viewers coming back, largely thanks to compelling characters. These characters consistently top popularity lists because they explore universal ideas like personal development, selflessness, and challenging established authority.
The movie Supergirl is coming out in 2026, continuing the story of Kara Zor-El, who had a quick cameo in Superman. This film offers a fresh perspective on the character and marks her first major standalone movie in decades. Unlike her previous, limited roles, this new take suggests a promising future for the Woman of Tomorrow.
As a movie lover, I really appreciated Ruffalo’s message to everyone in the film and TV world – we need to keep supporting each other, like with that open letter from last month. He and Stoller explained that having more studios actually means more competition, which is good because it encourages studios to take chances on projects like my favorites, I Know This Much Is True and Spotlight. They believe competition creates opportunities for truly bold and brave storytelling, and that having multiple ways to get films and shows made and distributed is key to keeping those riskier, more important stories alive. They also think that even though a lot of people in Hollywood might quietly disagree with this merger but are scared to say anything, this growing group of supporters will eventually make a real difference – not just in entertainment, but maybe even beyond that.