Another major success is the series Foundation. Inspired by Isaac Asimov’s books, Foundation depicts a struggle between a future galactic empire and a group called the Foundation. The story unfolds over centuries, centering on the Foundation’s efforts to safeguard human knowledge after a prediction foretells the empire’s downfall within a few hundred years.
Disney+ will soon be home to several new Marvel shows. The second season of Daredevil: Born Again arrives next month, and fans can look forward to VisionQuest and the second season of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man sometime in 2026.
It’s quite a feat that the song is experiencing a comeback after two decades. This revival was sparked by Jacob Tierney, the writer and showrunner of Heated Rivalry, who’s been a fan of Wolf Parade for years. He loved the song so much he built scenes and dialogue around its lyrics – for example, a character advises Kip to seek a relationship filled with “sunshine.”
Fortunately for Anderson and Greenwood, not many people have actually seen the Brett Ratner documentary. While it’s earned a decent $13.35 million globally for a documentary, that’s significantly less than the $75 million Amazon spent to buy and promote it. To put that in perspective, Phantom Thread grossed $52.2 million. And, unlike the characters in that film, the Trumps simply don’t possess the same captivating and complex emotional depth.
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Eric Bana will star in the new series, which is moving to a fresh location and will feature a new cast. While it’s currently unknown if any actors from the original series will join him in Hawai’i, Tudum has announced that Shea Whigham, known for his role in American Primeval, will be taking over the role of Sam O’Neill.
The movie Sunshine, first released in 2007, is gaining popularity again thanks to streaming. According to FlixPatrol, it’s currently a top trending film, ranking at #2 in both Romania and Moldova.
HBO’s second Game of Thrones spinoff, House of the Dragon, tells a more intimate story than its predecessor, focusing on the adventures of a wandering knight, Dunk (Peter Claffey), and his young apprentice, Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell). This approach lets the show explore everyday life in Westeros – the lives of common people – in a way we haven’t seen before, and it allows for a deeper look at ideas like honor and fairness. The most recent episode demonstrates just how well this is working.
Over the years, the Star Wars franchise has often been presented as making a return with new films. While the 1999 release of The Phantom Menace launched a new trilogy, those films still benefited from the involvement of original creator George Lucas. However, when considering the potential for failure with The Mandalorian & Grogu, it’s really 2015’s The Force Awakens that offers the most relevant comparison. The Force Awakens wasn’t a failure by any means – it was a huge box office success and generally liked by both fans and critics. But looking back, it perhaps relied too heavily on one aspect, a similar issue that The Mandalorian & Grogu is currently facing with its production.
Netflix’s upcoming animated Ghostbusters movie has a new screenwriter: Sam Jarvis, known for their work on Dollface. Sources at The InSneider report that Jarvis is now working on the script, following earlier drafts contributed by writers like Yoni Brenner (Rio 2) and Christy Hall (I Am Not Okay with This). Paul Kewley, who worked on Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget, is also joining the project as a creative producer.