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The movie Marty Supreme is full of unbelievable events. Throughout the film, Marty Mauser (Timothée Chalamet) gets away with outrageous things – from a relationship with actress Kay Stone (Gwyneth Paltrow) to accidentally blowing up a gas station – often just by saying “I love you” and running away. However, the most unbelievable moment comes at the very end, when Marty is suddenly overcome with emotion at the sight of his newborn baby. The film never suggests he’s capable of such a reaction, and this emotional turn feels unearned and like a convenient way to wrap up the story, much like Marty’s constant escapes.

Chevy Chase briefly suggested to Lorne Michaels that he be included in the SNL 50th anniversary show, but quickly retracted the idea, admitting he even sent a text saying it was “silly.” However, he believes it was a mistake to leave him out, saying someone should have included him on stage and that it bothered him. According to Chase’s wife, Jayni, there were two potential segments featuring him that the show’s producers were considering, but neither made it into the final broadcast.

The fourth episode of Disney+’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians clearly shows why it’s a stronger adaptation than the 2013 film, Sea of Monsters. With a dedicated fanbase, Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson books set a high standard for any attempt to bring them to the screen. Director Chris Columbus previously tried to do just that.

The film takes place in the summer of 2003, during the second week of a water polo camp. We meet Ben, played by Everett Blunck, who is having trouble keeping up with the other players. He’s a new camper, quiet and unsure of himself, and easily intimidated by the more forceful boys. When the coach, known as Daddy Wags (Joel Edgerton), asks him to explain the basics of the sport, Ben stumbles over his words and is immediately ridiculed by Jake (Kayo Martin), who seems to lead the other boys in a pack. Ben also notices Eli (Kenny Rasmussen), an unusual boy in a long blue rash guard, sitting by himself at the side of the pool, quietly talking to himself.

Overnight, Power Rangers became a huge cultural phenomenon, expanding far beyond its original TV show into toys, movies, and a dedicated fanbase that continues today. Each new season consistently reinvents itself, exploring diverse themes from ninja training to space adventures and even post-apocalyptic conflicts. Whether it’s the lighthearted fun of Alien Rangers or the more serious storylines of R.P.M., the franchise has always been known for trying new things. Now that Cosmic Fury, which continued the story of the Dino Fury cast in space, has finished airing and concluded the current saga, it’s a great time to revisit every series that introduced us to new Rangers, villains, and worlds.

Christmas is always a big deal for the Belcher family. Linda is famous for putting up her Christmas tree right after Halloween, even though Bob isn’t thrilled about it – she playfully tells him to ‘kiss the mistletoe on my butt!’ But one year, they learned a lesson about putting up a real tree too early. When their first tree didn’t work out, they ended up on a surprisingly stressful and chaotic adventure in their old car to find a replacement.

I was so excited when the first details about Season 2 came out! One line really stood out: they said Percy and Annabeth’s friendship would be evolving. Walker Scobell, who plays Percy, has confirmed that’s true, and that we’ll see this really important connection between them develop slowly over several seasons. I can’t wait to see how it unfolds!

The movie begins with a scene from the past: a baby named Buddy accidentally ends up in Santa’s bag of gifts while at the orphanage. Santa doesn’t realize the baby is there and unknowingly takes him back to the North Pole. Once discovered, an older elf nicknamed ‘Papa Elf’ steps up to raise Buddy as his own.

Beginning January 1, 2026, you’ll be able to watch The Tomorrow War on Peacock. The movie was originally intended for cinemas in 2021, but plans changed. After Amazon acquired the rights from Paramount during the pandemic, it first became available on Amazon Prime Video. Now, it’s coming to Peacock as part of their January 2026 content.

In 1940, amidst World War II, Shelby is called back to Birmingham by the Peaky Blinders. According to series creator Steven Knight, this new season will be a dramatic and intense period for the Peaky Blinders, showing them fully engaged in the war effort. The film, The Immortal Man, will first be shown in select cinemas on March 6th, and then become available on Netflix starting March 20th.