Retired police officer Martin carries a lasting injury from being shot in the line of duty, which has changed his life by forcing him to rely on help from others, particularly his physical therapist, Daphne Moon. Interestingly, some fans believe Martin’s injury isn’t genuine and that he’s been faking it for years.
After watching it, I suspect the film didn’t live up to the effort put into making it. While Desert Warrior features some beautiful scenery of the Arabian desert, the movie itself feels slow, clumsy, and tries too hard to be stylish – but ultimately fails. The final battle has a few good moments, but it takes 90 minutes to get there, and the choppy editing makes it hard to enjoy. Overall, I was left feeling disappointed.
But the story isn’t over for the characters in Gen V. According to executive producers Eric Kripke and Evan Goldberg, we’ll see their journeys continue in The Boys and possibly other shows and movies within the Vought Cinematic Universe.
Because For All Mankind presents a different version of history, there’s a great opportunity to tell stories beyond the American-centric focus we’ve seen so far. It will be particularly interesting to see how Star City explores another culture’s viewpoint, especially since, in this timeline, Russia won the Space Race.
Okay, so the movie starts with Sasha and her partner, Tommy, tackling this crazy, dangerous climb in Norway. You immediately get the sense things aren’t perfect – Tommy’s hinting he’s maybe done with this extreme lifestyle, but Sasha isn’t really listening, playfully ribbing him about getting older. Then, tragically, he dies on the climb. Months later, still reeling, Sasha decides to head to Australia, Tommy’s homeland, to kayak and try to come to terms with everything. She stops at a gas station and runs into some unpleasant guys, but also meets Ben – this really friendly, outdoorsy dude who makes his own jerky. He points her to a good campsite, even though she’s a bit standoffish. After a solo kayaking run, she gets back to find her campsite trashed, and it turns out Ben’s been watching her. It’s not random; he actively seeks out people to… well, hunt, basically. It’s this messed-up game he plays. Sasha’s tough, no doubt, but so is Ben, and the movie really builds tension as they start this dangerous cat-and-mouse chase through the forests and canyons. It’s a pretty suspenseful setup.
Jorma Taccone, known for his work on comedies like MacGruber and Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, directs Over Your Dead Body. The film, written by Nick Kocher and Brian McElhaney, jumps around in time to explain its plot, but surprisingly, its heart lies in the depiction of a troubled marriage. The movie skillfully shows the passive-aggressive dynamic between Dan and Lisa, highlighting how they argue over small, insignificant things – a misplaced sweater, dinner choices, or how long Lisa takes in the bath. Jason Segel plays Dan with his signature awkwardness – he’s physically imposing yet seems easily flustered – which contrasts well with the sharp, intense energy of Amanda Weaving as Lisa. For a while, the director and actors expertly balance comedy with sadness, making even the smallest marital squabbles feel surprisingly painful.
At the Fan Fest 2026 event in Anaheim, Final Fantasy XIV game director Yoshi-P announced that two new playable jobs will be added with the January 2027 release of the Evercold expansion. The announcement was made during a livestream on the official Final Fantasy XIV YouTube channel. While many details about Evercold were shared, the brief glimpses of the new jobs generated the most excitement, though specific information about them remains limited.
Emerald Fennell’s new movie, based on Emily Brontë’s famous 1847 novel, came out in theaters on February 13th. Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi star as Catherine and Heathcliff in this story of a passionate and troubled romance.
Scarlett Johansson is a hugely popular and successful actress, known for both critical acclaim and box office hits. She’s become a household name, and audiences eagerly anticipate her films. Many fans recognize her for her role as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where she showcased her talent in action-packed, science fiction stories. Beyond Marvel, she’s starred in popular sci-fi films like Jurassic World Rebirth, Lucy, and Her. She has another science fiction movie coming out on Netflix soon.
Noah Hawley, known for his work on Legion and Fargo, created the FX series Alien: Earth, a prequel to Ridley Scott’s classic Alien films. The show begins with a deep space research ship crashing on Earth, bringing with it several dangerous alien creatures. Season 1 focused on both the cause of the crash and a group of unique beings – the first synthetic hybrids created to house the transferred consciousnesses of young people with terminal illnesses. Due to positive reviews and high ratings, a second season was confirmed in November 2025.