Before becoming known for action movies like Mission: Impossible, Tom Cruise appeared in the legal drama A Few Good Men, directed by Rob Reiner. The film, written by Aaron Sorkin and based on his play, remains popular today. You can now watch it on Tubi, and it demonstrates Cruise’s range as an actor beyond just action roles.
A new trailer has been released for the live stage play adaptation of the popular manga series Chainsaw Man. Called Chainsaw Man: The Stage, Reze Chapter, the play will focus on the Reze Arc storyline. The trailer’s high production quality closely resembles the upcoming 2025 anime film created by MAPPA.
Here’s a rundown of the 10 most valuable cards from the Journey Together expansion. Card prices change frequently, so the values listed are current as of today. These are the most sought-after cards collectors are hoping to find in the newest set, Journey Together.
Though Star Trek often uses futuristic settings to explore social issues and tell hopeful stories, Deep Space Nine took a more realistic and challenging approach. The crew of DS9 weren’t perfect heroes like those on the USS Enterprise-D. However, the episode “Past Tense” stood out by presenting Captain Sisko and his team as clearly ethical figures. They acted this way for two key reasons: first, to follow the Temporal Prime Directive and avoid changing history, and second, simply because it was the morally correct thing to do.
A few months before the announcement of Shadows of the Past in November 2025, Stephen Colbert participated in a series called “Actually Me” on GQ‘s YouTube channel, where he answered questions from the internet. When asked which Tolkien story he’d most like to see made into a movie, a commenter correctly predicted his answer: the story of Beren and Lúthien. Sadly, despite its popularity with fans, this tale from Tolkien’s world probably won’t ever be adapted for the screen.
What I really dig about Scott Snyder’s Batman run is how he shows that Batman isn’t just some lone wolf. He’s actually built this whole crew of quirky characters around him – they’re like a messed-up family, and honestly, they’re what keep him grounded and sane. It’s cool to see that side of the character, that he needs those connections.
At CinemaCon 2026 in Las Vegas, Marvel Studios announced that the blockbuster film Avengers: Endgame from 2019 will return to theaters on September 25th. Directors Joe and Anthony Russo joined Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige to share the news, explaining that the re-release will include new footage designed to connect to the upcoming film Avengers: Doomsday, essentially serving as a prequel to it.
After a long wait, excitement is building for the project, especially among anime fans who are often cautious about live-action remakes. Recent news is encouraging, though – the film now has a confirmed cast, a scheduled start to production, and a better sense of the story director and writer Jim Mickle is creating.
James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, recently posted the first official photo from the upcoming film, Man of Tomorrow, on Instagram. The image reveals that Nicholas Hoult’s Lex Luthor will be in prison at the start of the movie. A prop pass on a table shows he’s listed as inmate Alexander Luthor at the VanKull Department of Corrections. Nearby are a chessboard, a bag of Ruffles chips, and a clapperboard with a logo combining Superman’s symbol and Brainiac’s design.
We’re looking at action heroes from the 1980s through the 2010s to see who could challenge Jack Reacher. Characters from the 1970s probably wouldn’t fit—most action stars back then were more comedic than serious. So, who could realistically take Reacher’s place and still deliver an exciting, engaging performance?