It’s remarkable how relevant the original *Tron* has become with time. Beneath its somewhat dated, fantastical story of a programmer trapped inside a video game, the film really explores the idea of artificial intelligence becoming so powerful that it poses a danger to us. That concept felt far-fetched back in the early 1980s, but today it feels surprisingly accurate.
As a huge fan, I’m thrilled to hear that *Ben 10* is making a comeback in 2026! What’s even cooler is that Joe Casey, one of the original writers, is working on a brand-new comic story. Apparently, they’re planning to give the *Ben 10* universe a similar feel to Spider-Man – which, honestly, sounds amazing. I can’t wait to see what they do with it!
Netflix unveiled the official trailer for the upcoming The Witcher Read More 2025-10-07 18:04
Initially, many viewers doubted Robert Patrick’s ability to fill the shoes of Agent John Doggett, following David Duchovny’s departure. However, he eventually won fans over as Gillian Anderson’s new partner, appearing in 40 episodes across seasons 8 and 9. Despite not being involved in the recent revival, Patrick recently discussed the possibility of returning as FBI Special Agent John Doggett in the upcoming series produced by Ryan Coogler.
The latest trailer opens with Geralt drawing his sword, ready to confront a dangerous enemy. A voiceover states, “Geralt, you’ve spent your life fighting monsters and people,” shown through scenes of him battling a giant spider. “Everything you are is about finding someone you believe you’ve let down.” The trailer then shifts to focus on Ciri (Freya Allen), the princess of Cintra who is destined to be connected with Geralt, and who will have a more significant part in the story next season.
While on *The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon*, Taylor Swift shared that she recently watched a Leonardo DiCaprio movie. She then surprised everyone with a positive review, complimenting not only DiCaprio, but the entire cast and director Paul Thomas Anderson, even jokingly suggesting everyone deserved an Oscar.
Johnson doesn’t seem rattled by the poor financial results of his latest flick, honestly, far from it. In a heartfelt Instagram post, which can be seen below, the actor reflected on what the experience meant to him.
The actors have often talked about how much fun they had filming together, thanks to their close friendships, but it wasn’t always easy. In a recent interview, Lisa Kudrow revealed that playing Phoebe was surprisingly demanding, requiring a lot of effort because the character was so unlike herself.
As a critic, I’ve seen the “body swap” concept pop up *a lot* over the years. We’ve had multiple versions of *Freaky Friday*, and while those films work, it’s become a surprisingly common trope. Think about the recent *Jumanji* movies – kids ending up in the bodies of Dwayne Johnson and other stars! Or even more direct takes like the horror-comedy *Freaky*, *Nine Lives*, or John Woo’s action classic, *Face/Off*. But amidst all these films, there’s one comedy from 2011 that I think really deserves more attention – it’s a genuinely underappreciated gem.
Johnson addressed the film *The Smashing Machine*’s disappointing opening weekend on Instagram. He expressed gratitude to those who had seen it, writing, “Thank you to everyone who has watched *The Smashing Machine*.” He explained that while you can’t influence how a movie performs in theaters, you *can* control your own dedication and how fully you immerse yourself in a role, and he always welcomes that challenge. Johnson added that making the film was a transformative experience for him.