3 Best Movies To Watch On Prime Video This Week (March 30-April 3)

Prime Video has a huge selection of movies and shows, which can make it hard to choose something to watch. But don’t worry, I’ve found a few great picks for this week – including a funny new comedy, a surprisingly good sci-fi film, and a truly classic movie – all available on Prime Video.

Michael B Jordan’s Childhood Dream Marvel Role Just Became Even More Possible

The actor then landed the role of the main villain in the 2018 film Black Panther, which received several Academy Award nominations, including for Best Picture. He was highly praised for his portrayal of the complicated character Erik Killmonger. However, neither Killmonger nor his earlier role as Johnny Storm is the Marvel hero he’s always hoped to play, and he may finally get the opportunity.

Andy Weir’s Star Trek Comments Get Passionate Response From Crime 101 Writer Don Winslow: “You Owe An Apology”

Author Andy Weir, appearing on the Critical Drinker podcast, revealed he’s a huge Star Trek fan. He explained that growing up in Generation X, his science fiction exposure was largely limited to reruns of the original Star Trek and Lost in Space. He felt there wasn’t much new space-based sci-fi until Star Trek: The Next Generation came along.

What Dan Bucatinsky Watches (and Listens to) With His Kids

Billy isn’t a very good publicist – his most notable achievement is getting his client on the cover of Be Yoga magazine. However, Bucatinsky is a fantastic actor. He’s consistently delivered strong performances even in single episodes of popular shows like Grey’s Anatomy, Weeds, and Grace & Frankie. He really broke out as James Novak on Scandal, a recurring role that earned him an Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series.

MCU Star’s 5-Part Spy Thriller Series Has One Of Netflix’s Best Casts

Netflix’s miniseries, Treason, stars Charlie Cox in a new role, moving from his familiar character in Daredevil to the high-stakes world of British intelligence. The show centers on Adam Lawrence, a top MI6 agent whose life is turned upside down when someone from his past reappears, pulling him into a complex story of spying, shifting allegiances, and deceit.

‘For All Mankind’ Season 5 Provides Unexpected John Lennon Update

The show For All Mankind begins with a major historical shift: the survival of Sergei Korolev, a key Soviet rocket scientist (played by Endre Hules). In reality, Korolev died during surgery, but in the show, he lives, leading to the Soviets winning the Space Race in 1969. This suggests that his death was the reason for their loss in our world. The Soviets landing on the Moon first then sparked a chain reaction, dramatically altering the show’s future. These changes have created many differences from our timeline, some more obvious than others. However, one particular consequence of this altered history remains a mystery, even as the show reaches its fifth season.

10 Greatest NES Games of All Time, Ranked

A Nintendo Switch Online subscription gives you access to many classic NES games, letting today’s gamers enjoy them on modern hardware. If you’re interested in the history of video games, these older titles are worth checking out – they’re still fun to play even after so many years.