The new Marvel show, Wonder Man, has finished its season, and viewers are now asking if it will be renewed for another. Marvel’s TV shows on Disney+ have had mixed success. While WandaVision and Loki were very popular, shows like Secret Invasion didn’t generate as much excitement.
With the release of Wuthering Heights still about two weeks away, Robbie – who stars in and helped produce the film – shared a funny story on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Her friends decided to throw her a bachelorette party for her character, Catherine, and she initially thought it was a joke, but they were completely serious about it.
The TV show Doc, which has new episodes every week on Fox, is currently the ninth most popular show on HBO Max worldwide, only seven spots behind The Pitt at number two, according to data from Flix Patrol. What’s remarkable is that Doc isn’t available on HBO Max in the U.S.—it streams on Hulu instead. Despite missing out on American viewers, Doc has still achieved a high ranking alongside The Pitt, proving its popularity and quality.
The season 10 returns with the first six episodes on February 11 on Netflix. Open the pods!
Andrew Stanton, who has been involved with the Toy Story films from the start – writing all of them except Toy Story 3 (where he just wrote the story) – is now directing a Toy Story movie for the first time. Toy Story 5 is slated for release in 2026. When asked by DiscussingFilm what he’s most looking forward to about revisiting this world, he responded:
Crunchyroll customers are reporting that pre-orders for anime and manga, originally placed with Right Stuf Anime, are being canceled. While customers are receiving refunds and a 20% discount on future purchases, this contradicts Crunchyroll’s earlier assurances that all existing backorders would be fulfilled after the recent acquisition.
Robin Hood has been reimagined many times, with a recent dark take appearing on MGM+ in 2025 and a new film starring Hugh Jackman currently being made by A24. These adaptations have been quite different in quality, and some haven’t gotten the recognition they deserve. A prime example is the 1991 film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, starring Kevin Costner, which received unfair criticism when it first came out.
The scene after the credits of The Super Mario Bros. Movie and the promotional materials for the sequel strongly hinted at his return. While some questions remained about how he’d be used in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, the trailer’s introduction of the character has now eased those concerns.
Chris Pratt recently talked on the YouTube channel Out of Order about the strong negative reaction he received from Marvel Cinematic Universe fans. Many blamed his character, Peter Quill, for making impulsive decisions in Infinity War that they believed contributed to Thanos’s Snap and, eventually, Iron Man’s death. Pratt went on to explain…
Let’s explore some truly mind-bending films – movies that are famous for being incredibly confusing and thought-provoking.