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Robby is intensely involved in Debbie’s case, and while that’s partly due to his position as the senior doctor – despite Dr. Al playfully reminding him they’re peers – it’s mostly because he’s jealous of Langdon. Robby is skilled and a natural leader, but he’s also quite spiteful. He’s been visibly irritated by Langdon all morning, dismissing his suggestions for Debbie’s care, even when they’re good ideas. He ignores Dana when she points out his behavior, and flatly refuses to talk to Langdon when asked, simply walking away. Honestly, Robby’s pettiness towards Langdon is strangely attractive; his flaws make him more appealing.

Candiace and Rob meet for the first time since his betrayal, and a tense conversation unfolds. He attempts to justify his actions while Candiace explains why she secretly voted for him. It’s hypocritical of him to criticize her for doing something similar to what he did, but he’s trying to defend himself. Although their trust is broken, they still need to collaborate and decide if they’ll continue eliminating players, or bring someone new onto their team to replace Lisa.

Even without a confirmed release date, season 3 of Silo is already generating a lot of excitement as a top sci-fi show for 2026. Based on Hugh Howey’s novels, the Apple TV+ series tells a captivating story set in a post-apocalyptic future. It focuses on the last humans living in a huge underground city, where they follow strict rules and don’t know what’s really happening in the outside world.

The head of the DC Universe told Screen Rant he enjoys including post-credit scenes as a reward for viewers, but he doesn’t plan to create scenes just to surprise or shock the audience.

Marvel is sticking to its approach of diversifying its characters, and its next Disney+ series will feature a lead hero who is a different race than their comic book counterpart, continuing a trend seen in previous projects.

Villains can appear at any time in a movie and significantly change the story. However, while some villain reveals are brilliant, many others ultimately don’t add up or feel illogical.

While A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and House of the Dragon are distinct shows that fans can appreciate for different reasons, House of the Dragon excels in several important areas.

I still remember when Face/Off came out! It was directed by the amazing John Woo, and it totally blew everyone away – it made over $245 million even though it only cost $80 million to make! Seeing Nicolas Cage and John Travolta together was fantastic – they both brought such unique energy to their roles. The story was definitely over-the-top, but the acting was incredible, and Woo’s direction was so stylish. Honestly, even after all these years, I think it’s one of the best action movies ever made, and definitely a standout from the 90s!

The story takes us back to the isolated, wooded town of Venus, Oregon. Three years before the main events, a woman named Hannah Galway makes the mistake of staying at the local inn. There, she’s subjected to a needlessly graphic and ultimately pointless torture scene involving a character named Dollface. Director Renny Harlin pads out the 90-minute movie with an unnecessary murder before returning to the core storyline.

The 1990s were a great decade for Westerns, with everything from grand, sweeping epics to smaller, fast-paced action movies. Many of Hollywood’s top directors tried their hand at the genre, bringing together incredible casts and creating memorable heroes. These characters, ranging from complex and flawed antiheroes to classic comic book types, helped make the ’90s a particularly exciting and innovative period for Westerns.