Hideo Kojima shared on Twitter that he really enjoyed War Machine, describing it as a mix of Predator and Metal Gear. He called it a fun, geeky film that fans of the genre will likely love. He particularly praised Alan Ritchson’s performance, noting his strong presence in the role, and mentioned that Dennis Quaid also stars in the movie.
While many streaming services are removing mature content, this platform continues to offer it, which is a real benefit for viewers. It’s attracting a wider audience with familiar favorites from DC Comics and Cartoon Network, but isn’t afraid to also show realistic and provocative explorations of relationships and intimacy. From passionate documentaries to critically acclaimed shows like Euphoria and Game of Thrones, the platform offers bold content that pushes boundaries and captivates viewers.
Lindelof recently explained on the Lovett or Leave It podcast that the show, originally called Green Lanterns, was renamed simply Lanterns because the team felt the color green was a poor choice. This change has upset many comic book fans, who see it as a rejection of an important part of the series’ history and what has kept it popular for so long.
Okay, so I just watched War Machine on Netflix, and it’s a pretty wild ride. It centers around a squad of Army Rangers – think tough recruits in training – who suddenly find themselves in a real survival situation. Their exercise takes a crazy turn when they stumble upon a massive robot. It’s basically a training mission gone completely off the rails, and it’s all about how they react to this unexpected, gigantic threat.
Regal Cinemas has unveiled a special popcorn bucket shaped like the Jolly Roger skull from the anime series One Piece to celebrate the show’s second season. The bucket’s lid is designed after Monkey D. Luffy’s iconic straw hat. One Piece Season 2 will be released in theaters and on Netflix on March 10th. Fans can even download the bucket’s design and 3D print it at home, then get it filled with a free bag of popcorn at Regal. This is similar to a promotion done for the movie Iron Lung, where audiences could bring their own 3D-printed containers for free popcorn. You can see a picture of the One Piece bucket below.
According to FlixPatrol, the new TV show R.J. Decker quickly became popular on Hulu, landing at number two on their Top 10 list on March 6, 2026. It was only beaten by High Potential, a crime series featuring Kaitlin Olson as a detective. R.J. Decker follows a former convict who starts a new life as a private investigator in South Florida. Even after just one episode, the show is getting a lot of attention and positive reviews from critics.
Strip Law follows Lincoln Gumb (Adam Scott), a lawyer struggling after being fired from his family’s firm by a colleague of his late mother, Steve Nichols (Keith David). Now running a failing practice with his rebellious teenage niece, Irene Gumb (Aimee Garcia), and an odd, disgraced lawyer named Glem Blorchman (Stephen Root), Lincoln realizes his traditional approach isn’t working in the flashy world of Vegas courts. Desperate for a solution, he witnesses Sheila Flambé (Janelle James) performing captivating street magic and believes combining her showmanship with his legal skills could be the key to turning things around.
Rosi’s documentaries aren’t conventional. He typically focuses on particular locations, and his films emphasize detailed visuals of things and activities alongside the people within them. His acclaimed 2016 film, Fire at Sea, exemplifies this approach. It centers on the small Italian island of Lampedusa, showing the lives of its inhabitants alongside the stories of African refugees arriving on its shores. The film’s impact comes not only from its important subject matter, but also from the way Rosi contrasts the island’s peaceful atmosphere with the distressing realities of the political and humanitarian crisis unfolding there.
While The Mandalorian drew heavily from the Mandalorian stories first told in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars, it surprised many by bringing back a character from the 2008 Clone Wars movie. Rotta, a helpless baby Hutt rescued by Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano, is actually the son of Jabba the Hutt from Return of the Jedi – and he’s all grown up now.
Similar to other shows created by J.J. Abrams, Fringe gained a dedicated fanbase, though its complex and often puzzling science fiction storyline drew both praise and criticism. The role of the enigmatic William Bell on Fringe proved to be a fitting final performance for Leonard Nimoy, allowing the beloved actor to explore a fascinating character and leave a lasting impression on the science fiction genre he was so well known for.