Despite receiving perfect reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, this series has largely been overshadowed. A newer four-part Netflix miniseries called Adolescence, released in 2025 and co-written by the same creator, became a much bigger hit.
Concrete began as Ron Lithgow, a speechwriter who was kidnapped by aliens and had his brain placed inside a massive stone body. After escaping, he was given the chance to live a normal life, with the help of his former employer, a U.S. Senator, who told everyone he was a cyborg. Instead of fighting crime, Ron used his incredible strength and stamina to assist people in everyday situations. He also pursued thrilling personal challenges, such as climbing Mount Everest and swimming the Atlantic Ocean.
Most people associate Hellboy with Guillermo del Toro’s movies, but those films were actually based on the original comic book series by Mike Mignola. Now, the very first issue, Hellboy: Seed of Destruction #1 (1994), which started the entire Hellboy Universe, is being re-released as a special collector’s edition by Dark Horse Comics.
This film centers around a group of older, experienced criminals. John Turturro stars as Harry, a skilled pickpocket who makes a living by stealing wallets and bags. Steve Buscemi plays Ben, the pawnshop owner who helps Harry sell the stolen goods, and Giancarlo Esposito is Warren, a detective who used to chase guys like Harry but now considers him a helpful acquaintance – someone who’s great at identifying people in photos. The movie has a lighthearted yet nostalgic feel. It begins by following a businessman getting ready for work, commuting, and attending meetings, only for him to realize his wallet is missing during a fancy lunch. The scene immediately cuts to Harry at a diner, discovering the man only uses cards – a sign that cash and traditional theft are becoming a thing of the past.
Following a short teaser released in December, the full trailer for Normal is now available, building excitement for the film’s release. This extended preview offers a clearer look at what audiences can expect from director Ben Wheatley’s crime thriller: a quick-paced, violent story in the style of Fargo, centering on a tense conflict between a local sheriff and a Japanese crime group. As the official description explains, the resulting standoff allows Bob Odenkirk to showcase his action skills, balancing attempts to restore order with plenty of chaos.
Today, Focus Features premiered the first official trailer for Pressure. Watch it below:
Kit Harington and Sophie Turner, who famously starred in Game of Thrones, are working together again after the show ended seven years ago. This time, they play lovers in The Dreadful, a gothic horror set during the Wars of the Roses. The story follows Anne, played by Turner, and her mother-in-law as they live a private life until someone from their past unexpectedly returns, disrupting their seclusion.
The newest trailer for The Mandalorian & Grogu shows Din Djarin without his helmet, breaking a six-year pattern. The last time fans saw his face was in the Season 2 finale of The Mandalorian, “The Rescue,” on December 18, 2020, when he said goodbye to Grogu before Grogu began Jedi training with Luke Skywalker.
Just because Robert Pattinson is currently set to appear in The Batman 2 and a potential third film doesn’t mean he’s guaranteed to continue playing Batman in James Gunn’s new DC Universe. Gunn has repeatedly stated he doesn’t plan to carry Pattinson over, and that’s likely the right choice for the future of Batman within the DCU.
Chris is undeniably awful, and while he’s certainly good at being unpleasant, that’s not the core of why he’s so bad. Over just three episodes, we see him dump his doctor fiancée, Jess, because she isn’t fit enough. The very next day, he’s posting pictures of himself at a strip club. Then, he sets his sights on another woman, Breezy, who is engaged to one of his friends, and tries to convince her to leave him, dismissing her fiancé as weak. He repeats phrases like “I don’t care at all” constantly. It’s painful to watch, but it’s not even the biggest reason he’s such a terrible person.