Movies

I’ve always been fascinated by movies, and it’s amazing how many great ones get lost over time. So many films just disappear or never really get the attention they deserve. But I’ve noticed a bunch from the 2000s that didn’t do well at first, but have really gained a dedicated fanbase since then. As we get closer to 2025, I think these eight movies especially deserve another look – they’re seriously underrated and I want everyone to appreciate them!

The initial episodes of Stranger Things Season 5 have built anticipation for a dramatic conclusion. Surprisingly, the Broadway show based on the series, “Stranger Things: The First Shadow,” appears to be heavily connected to the final episodes and could even hint at storylines for a potential Season 2.

According to a recent tweet from the DC Film News fan account, James Gunn quickly dismissed the rumor that Steve Trevor from Wonder Woman would appear in Man of Tomorrow with a simple “Nope.”

I really enjoy The Chair Company, but I honestly didn’t expect it to become so popular – I thought it would appeal to a much smaller audience. Its longer, ongoing format naturally limits how quickly it could spread, especially compared to the instantly shareable sketches of I Think You Should Leave. Is the show’s success simply due to Robinson’s popularity? Or do Robinson, Kanin, and the team have a knack for creating content that really sticks with you – those phrases (“Wake-y, wake-y, first day with the moooneyyy…”) and characters (Mike Santini, the late Ruben Rabasa from the “Focus Group” sketch) that burrow into your mind? It’s hard to say exactly why the show resonated so well, but however it happened, its renewal brings up a key question: how will the show maintain this momentum in a second season? Will the conspiracy expand internationally? Will Ron get a new case to solve?

Netflix posted a fun clip on X (formerly Twitter) that perfectly shows how Muppets always make things more entertaining. The video introduces Beignet Blanc, a Muppet character, in a Sesame Street mystery called “FORKS OUT.” As soon as you see it, you’ll realize this is going to be something truly special!

Daniel Radcliffe and Tom Felton recently had a heartwarming reunion at a screening of Radcliffe’s new film, Merrily We Roll Along. A video from People shows the sweet moment when Felton walked up to Radcliffe, who immediately embraced him in a hug. You can watch the video below!

Bryan Fuller, the showrunner behind Hannibal, recently praised the eighth episode of Andor’s second season, “Who Are You?”, in a recent interview.

Many people remember the 1990s as a peak period for anime, but not every show from that era has aged well. While some ‘90s anime remain timeless classics, others were popular at the time but now feel dated or even cringeworthy.

The popular LEGO brand is continuing its Star Wars line, with new sets already planned for release in 2026. Although a list of these sets has been circulating for a while, it wasn’t known when fans could expect to see them become available.

The final concert, recorded in Vancouver on December 8, 2024, included five unexpected songs. Taylor Swift performed “A Place in This World” and “New Romantics” on guitar, and “Long Live,” “New Year’s Day,” and “The Manuscript” on piano. She even playfully changed a lyric in “Long Live” from “It was the end of a decade” to “It was the end of an era.” Fans can watch this special on Disney+ starting December 12, alongside the The End of an Era documentary about her Eras Tour. This release is just one day before Swift’s birthday on December 13, leaving many to wonder what she has planned next—and if it will somehow relate to the theme of Eras!