This 3-Part Stephen King Adaptation Is One Of Streaming’s Best Hidden Gems

Stephen King’s work has been adapted for film and television many times, with some adaptations becoming classics like the movies It and The Shining. Other, less famous shows, such as the sci-fi series 11.22.63, have also found success – it became a streaming hit on Hulu in January 2026, a decade after its initial release. More recently, a 2017 adaptation of King’s work has become popular with viewers on Peacock.

Netflix Nabs Sydney Sweeney’s Highly Anticipated Live-Action ‘Gundam’ Film

The popular anime series Gundam is becoming a live-action movie for the first time. Starting in 1979 with Mobile Suit Gundam, the franchise has become a hugely influential science fiction property, known for its giant robot battles. It’s one of the biggest names in the ‘mecha’ genre globally, earning around $600 million each year from merchandise. The story is set in the future, where humans live in space, and a war has broken out between Earth and the space colonies, fought using massive robots. Currently, no details about the movie’s plot or the roles of the actors Sweeney and Centieno have been announced, nor has a production start date been revealed.

KPop Demon Hunters Was the Most-Streamed Movie of 2025

Honestly, the success of this film wasn’t a huge shock to me. It started a little slowly on Netflix, but quickly became a phenomenon – kids loved it, parents enjoyed it, and even the most dedicated animation fans were impressed. It really took off, boosted by its catchy K-pop soundtrack and a story that anyone could connect with. I even heard James Cameron – yes, the James Cameron – was streaming it! Beyond the views, it seems like this film might have actually helped Netflix and movie theaters start to become friends again, thanks to those fun sing-along versions in cinemas.

We Don’t Get Movies Like The Weight Much Anymore

The film immediately draws you in with a shocking injustice. Samuel Murphy (Ethan Hawke), a hardworking widower, and his young daughter, Penny, are unexpectedly evicted and then harassed by police while searching for a new home. Tragically, Penny is taken into custody, and Murphy is sent to a harsh work camp run by Warden Clancy (Russell Crowe), a man who loves baseball but enjoys exerting control. Murphy, a skilled mechanic and war veteran, quickly impresses Clancy with his strength and work ethic. He has six months left on his sentence, but Penny will become a ward of the state in just one month. Seeing Murphy’s situation, Clancy makes him an offer: transport three inmates and a shipment of gold across 50 miles of dangerous terrain, and Clancy will secure his immediate release. But if even one gold bar is lost, both Murphy and the inmates will face deadly consequences.

Ana De Armas to Play Fitness Influencer in Psychological Thriller ‘Sweat’

Ana de Armas will star as Emma Kent, a fitness influencer hoping to become as famous as her idol, Kat Highbrook, according to The Hollywood Reporter. But after a negative encounter with Kat, Emma finds herself in danger, stalked by Trent, an obsessive fan. His intense infatuation forces Emma to re-evaluate her demanding lifestyle and how far she’ll go to achieve fame.

Michael Rapaport Thinks ‘Traitors’ Controversy Will Help NYC Mayor Campaign

During a disagreement with former Bachelor contestant Clayton Echard, 29, actor Michael Rapaport, 55, made a comment about Echard keeping secrets, which many people interpreted as a reference to his sexuality and his past reluctance to publicly come out as gay. Rapaport later said he didn’t intend any offense and was “just talking,” but the comment led to him being voted off the reality show in Season 4, Episode 5. This happened shortly after he announced his plans to run for mayor in 2029 against Zohran Mamdani.

Star Trek’s Jonathan Frakes Shared His Reaction To That ‘Riker’ Reference In Strange New Worlds’ Lower Decks Crossover That Almost Ruined The Scene

Jonathan Frakes recently launched a podcast called Dropping Names With Brent & Jonny with Brent Spiner. In a recent episode, they answered questions from Star Trek fans. When asked about directing the crossover episode, “Those Old Scientists,” Frakes shared a story about a spontaneous line delivered by actor Dennis Quaid. Apparently, Quaid playfully said something like Riker when Boimler took charge.