Following the success of Arrow, the Arrowverse quickly grew, especially after The Flash became popular as its first spin-off. As more shows were added, the universe continued to expand and appeal to an increasingly larger audience.
Many people have been talking about Margot Robbie’s role in the upcoming 2026 film, and she’s aware of the discussions, including the criticism. She recently spoke to British Vogue about the reaction, specifically addressing concerns that her blonde hair doesn’t match the description of the character in Emily Brontë’s novel, who is a brunette. The Barbie star responded to the resulting “fuss” by saying:
The climactic showdown between Charlotte, the Toy animatronics, Vanessa’s brother Michael Afton (who works as a security guard), and the kids—Mike, Abby, and Vanessa—is suddenly stopped when the original animatronics arrive at the Schmidt house to help. The ending of Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, including a scene after the credits, introduces important events that will shape the future of the series.
The popular animated show Rick and Morty first aired in 2013 on Adult Swim and has received high praise from critics, earning a 90% score on Rotten Tomatoes over its eight seasons. Recent reports from ComicBook indicate that the series, which follows a quirky scientist and his grandson, will soon be removed from Netflix in many countries.
This week’s episode of “Prior Bad Acts” introduces Olympia’s mother, Celeste (Vernée Watson), who has a strained relationship with her daughter. We see a flashback to when Celeste visited Olympia, Julian, and the grandkids in New York four years ago, bringing along her boyfriend, Lionel Carlisle (Scott Lawrence). During that visit, Olympia learned that Celeste and Lionel were overspending and racking up credit card debt, reinforcing Olympia’s preference for her stable and reliable father. It highlighted a pattern of impulsive decisions, particularly regarding love and finances, that Olympia had observed in her mother.
Set in 1854 Washington Territory, the seven-part series centers on a bitter rivalry between two powerful women and their families. Constance Van Ness, a shrewd businesswoman, relentlessly tries to take over rancher Fiona Nolan’s land to expand her silver mining operation. The series explores the sacrifices and consequences of both motherhood and pursuing one’s ambitions through the contrasting characters of the refined Constance and the outspoken Fiona. This focus on female leads marks a departure for creator Kurt Sutter, known for his earlier, male-driven shows. Sutter previously made a name for himself with gritty dramas like The Shield and Sons of Anarchy, which blended intense violence with emotional storylines and explored the complexities of masculinity. While those shows often involved crime and punishment, they were fundamentally melodramas about the struggles of men trying to maintain power, and Sutter wasn’t afraid to combine dramatic, larger-than-life moments with intimate, sometimes shocking, personal scenes.
The new Peaky Blinders movie, The Immortal Man, will be released both in cinemas and on Netflix. It will first hit select theaters on March 6, 2026, and then become available on Netflix on March 20, 2026. Netflix has also revealed a new poster for the film, showcasing Cillian Murphy in his iconic role as Tommy Shelby.
Wow, this merger is huge – it’s already being compared to Disney buying Fox, and everyone in Hollywood is seriously wondering what it all means, especially right now when things are so shaky in the industry. As a comic book fan, the biggest question on my mind – and on a lot of other fans’ minds, too – is what’s going to happen with James Gunn and the amazing stuff he’s been building!
A major concern about Netflix potentially buying Warner Bros. was whether Netflix would continue releasing Warner Bros. films in cinemas, given that Netflix generally doesn’t do that itself. However, in a recent announcement reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos appeared to suggest that Warner Bros. movies would still get theatrical releases, stating…
It’s good to see someone finding a silver lining. Pluribus, Vince Gilligan’s ambitious science fiction series, is as much about exploring big ideas as it is about the story of a deeply unhappy writer. One way the show tackles these ideas is by focusing on the few people who didn’t change during the Joining, and how they’re dealing with the new reality. Our main character, Carol (Rhea Seehorn), is determined to restore things to how they were and end the global peace. Laxmi (Menik Gooneratne), who doesn’t trust Carol, seems to be coping by simply avoiding the larger issues, as she still has a connection to her son.