Movies

As a long-time fan, it’s awesome to see comics becoming more accessible! It feels like the audience is finally starting to reflect everyone who loves them, which is how it should be. Honestly, there’s been too much talk about who’s a ‘real’ fan, and especially negativity towards women enjoying comics – it’s a problem that’s thankfully being challenged now with so many welcoming new projects. And it’s not just who’s reading, but what we’re reading! With more diverse voices involved, we’re getting fresh stories and characters, and honestly, it feels like Marvel’s future might just be led by female heroes and creators – and I’m totally here for it!

The movie Wuthering Heights had its first showing in Los Angeles on January 28, 2026, and was released in theaters nationwide on February 13. It remains to be seen whether the film successfully portrays the book’s central ideas of love, revenge, and obsession, along with its Romantic and Gothic atmosphere. If you don’t mind waiting and didn’t see it in theaters, you can expect it to become available for rental on demand and on HBO Max eventually, but the exact date is still unknown.

Lemon appeared in court Friday following a disruption at St. Paul’s Cities Church. During a live-streamed broadcast, protesters accused the church’s pastor of working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, interrupting a religious service in the process.

Losing Nanami was a huge blow to Jujutsu Kaisen, especially given how tragic his death was. While no one could truly fill his role, a new character is joining the series and might help ease the pain a bit.

The movie industry and cinemas have faced significant challenges in recent years. After a period of strong growth before the COVID-19 pandemic, things haven’t recovered. While high ticket and concession prices are part of the issue, a major problem is that film studios haven’t adjusted well to the changing landscape. Production and marketing costs have increased dramatically, with films like Avengers: Doomsday being prime examples of this issue.

Heroes like Barry Allen, Mary Marvel, and Superman stand out as symbols of hope. They’ve faced incredible hardships, but instead of letting it break them, they use those experiences to strengthen their commitment to fighting for a better world. While their superpowers help them survive battles, it’s their unwavering hope that truly motivates them.

For many years, Disney went to great lengths to grow its business in China. This included working closely with government officials, modifying movies to meet Chinese standards, and adjusting how its films were released worldwide – all to maintain a positive relationship with Beijing.

Everyone’s talking about the Best Actor race, and right now, Timothée Chalamet seems like the one to beat. I was blown away by his performance in Marty Supreme – he really threw himself into the role of this intense table tennis player. It’s such a complex performance, showing this character’s ambition and drive, but also these really quiet, thoughtful moments. Honestly, it feels like exactly the kind of serious, dedicated work we’ve come to expect from Timothée, and it really sets him apart from other actors right now.

The previous two Thor movies weren’t very well-received, but Taika Waititi revitalized the franchise with Thor: Ragnarok, leaving fans excited for his next installment. Unfortunately, Love and Thunder didn’t quite reach the same heights, despite a strong opening scene, as the film lost momentum afterward.

John Robert Hoffman created the upcoming Apple TV drama, Wild Things, which tells the story of legendary magicians Siegfried and Roy. Jay Baruchel and Jude Law will portray Roy Horn and Siegfried Fischbacher, respectively, showcasing their decades of success in Las Vegas and the tragic incident that brought their show to an end. The series also features a strong supporting cast including Justin Theroux as Steve Wynn, Brett Gelman, Jessica Madsen, and Justin Bartha.