Movies

As a longtime Marvel fan, I’ve definitely noticed a shift since Avengers: Endgame. It feels like their movies haven’t been hitting the same way lately – in fact, a lot of the newer ones haven’t done well at the box office. It’s been a bit disheartening to see, and I’ve started hearing people talk about ‘superhero fatigue,’ like we’re all just getting a little tired of the same old formula. It makes me wonder where things are headed, honestly.

While researching for the film, screenwriter Noah Oppenheim and director Kathryn Bigelow found something unsettling. The challenges faced by the main character in A House of Dynamite – and his lack of readiness for an attack – closely mirrored real-life scenarios. It turns out presidents aren’t typically involved in the detailed planning for a nuclear attack.

As a huge HBO fan, I’ve noticed how consistently good their shows are, and it really shows in their overall Rotten Tomatoes scores. It’s not just the classics that boost them either – shows like The White Lotus, Taskmaster, and The Gilded Age are getting rave reviews right now! Honestly, you could pick almost anything on HBO Max and you’re pretty much guaranteed to find something amazing.

Similar to his film Longlegs, director Perkins doesn’t fully explain the supernatural elements in Keeper. Instead, he uses these strange and frightening events to explore themes of relationships and the power dynamics within society, particularly those related to patriarchal structures. Considering Perkins has shared that Longlegs was inspired by his parents’ experiences and The Monkey dealt with his own childhood trauma surrounding their deaths, it’s clear his films often have personal and deeper meanings. Keeper specifically focuses on the complexities of abusive relationships and a woman’s journey to regain control of her own life.

Following the Avengers’ victory in 2012 and their acquisition of the Tesseract, Hulk attempts to join the team in the elevator, but is told there isn’t room. Annoyed, he heads down the stairs, and his frustration builds with each step. By the time he reaches the bottom, he’s so angry that he bursts through the door.

TopMob recently obtained a copy of Disney’s D23 Magazine (Winter 2025), which included confirmation that Josh Gad will appear in the Marvel Studios series Wonder Man. This marks Gad’s first role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and the magazine shared significant details about his character in the upcoming Disney+ show.

The Running Man is a strong Stephen King adaptation for most of its runtime, but unfortunately, the ending falls apart and significantly weakens the overall film.

Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour isn’t her first concert film – she’s made a few over the years. Before this one, she filmed the Reputation Stadium Tour in 2018, which accompanied her fifth tour and promoted her sixth album, Reputation. However, it’s quite difficult to find a copy of that earlier film.

Here I am reviewing another Taylor Sheridan series, but unlike some of his others, this one hasn’t bored me yet. It definitely has flaws, which I’ll discuss, but the setting in the oil industry is compelling and brings a much-needed energy that was lacking in the later seasons of Yellowstone. Billy Bob Thornton is fantastic as Tommy Norris – it’s clear the role was created with him in mind, and he’s captivating to watch, even when his character delivers over-the-top speeches that feel like they were written by Sheridan himself.

For some time now, Ian has been deceiving Mike, putting on a friendly and supportive act while secretly making shady deals and eliminating anyone who gets in his way. This week, he’s at it again, causing a car accident for the inquisitive ADA, Evelyn Foley. Despite this, Mike continues to trust Ian. However, Ian surprisingly appears genuinely bothered when he learns about Bunny’s new business partner.