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Trying to describe what a Jackass movie is ‘about’ is pointless, but Jackass: Best and Last celebrates the series’ 25-year history with both new and classic footage, directed once again by Jeff Tremaine. Most of the original Jackass crew returns, alongside the newer members from Jackass Forever (including the popular Poopies). Although Bam Margera has resolved his issues with the team, he won’t be performing any new stunts, but the movie will feature past footage of him and Ryan Dunn. Margera has said he’s focusing on skateboarding and family, and he’s given the team permission to use older clips of him. While a movie mostly made up of old clips isn’t the most thrilling idea, these guys have already endured enough pain and deserve a bit of a rest. Plus, who doesn’t love seeing the “He fell for the soup!” stunt from Jackass 3? Jackass: Best and Last hits theaters on June 26th, so you have time to prepare!

Timothy Olyphant is gaining a lot of attention right now, so it’s a good time to revisit a lesser-known HBO miniseries he starred in. Though it didn’t get much buzz when it came out in 2023, it’s a fast-paced thriller you can easily watch in a single day – and it offers a different kind of suspense than typical HBO thrillers.

With the summer movie season starting in May, it’s easy to focus on films, but don’t forget about what’s coming to streaming services and cable TV. Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ will all have new shows and movies, and they’re not the only ones planning big summer lineups.

The actor and director are teaming up for another film, a Miramax production that’s reminiscent of the John Wick series.

Fortunately, Winds & Waves seems promising, offering a world of islands inspired by Southeast Asia. While it’s been announced, details are still scarce, so fans are digging through leaks and available information to learn more about the game.

Despite its recent flaws, The Comeback is still a strong show, largely due to Valerie Cherish and Lisa Kudrow’s excellent performance. Even in a weaker episode, there are enjoyable moments – and it’s not just the Mrs. Hatt segment. The episode begins with Val preparing for a Zoom meeting when Mark unexpectedly announces he’s going to Burning Man. Her argument that “grandfathers don’t go to Burning Man” doesn’t deter him, but they share a touching goodbye (“don’t die, please, the show is doing well”) before her meeting starts. During the call, Arbor and Ridley are unimpressed with Val’s suggestions to get Evan into the WGA or her new ad campaign idea. When she proposes Beth as a waving flag on the B&B roof, the NuNet team’s silence is telling. Ridley then reveals the actual How’s That?! ad: an AI-generated image of Val’s head on Diane Lane’s body from Under the Tuscan Sun. Valerie’s enthusiastic reaction – “I don’t know why everyone’s so afraid of AI” – is a worrying sign of things to come.

Things just got very complicated for Matt Murdock and Karen Page in season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again. This dramatic shift in their relationship could potentially pave the way for another couple in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to reconnect down the line.

2025 was a fantastic year for Stephen King adaptations. Most of the movies based on his stories that came out that year were well-received by critics. While TV adaptations of his books haven’t always been successful, the two shows that premiered in 2025 – The Institute and It: Welcome to Derry – both proved popular with audiences.

As a huge superhero movie fan, I’m really excited about the new Supergirl film! It’s directed by Craig Gillespie and stars Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El, who, as fans know, is the last daughter of Krypton and Superman’s cousin – David Corenswet plays him in this one. The cast is fantastic, including Jason Momoa, Eve Ridley, Matthias Schoenaerts, David Krumholtz, and Emily Beecham. It’s cool to see Milly taking on the role because Supergirl has been portrayed before – Helen Slater played her back in the 1984 movie, and more recently, Sasha Calle brought her to life in The Flash last year.

It seems Frances might be using laudanum – she’s been drinking a red liquid and has become quite unsteady. Meanwhile, her husband, Jol, is coping with stress by working out, which is a welcome change. Frances is staying home, medicating herself, and being short-tempered with the staff. People are gossiping about Jol not living with his family, and Frances and Bill from True Blood fear this could hurt his career. Bill encourages Jol to go home to his wife and later tells Frances he always knew she’d be a valuable asset. Honestly, they should just get married! Jol may have a great physique, but his personality is lacking.