A crime show on the streaming service, drawing inspiration from hits like Breaking Bad and Ozark, has quickly become the most popular show on the platform. Apple TV+ offers a diverse range of original series, including ambitious science fiction like For All Mankind and realistic mystery dramas such as Slow Horses.
The official trailer, released on April 13th, shows a young Haymitch, portrayed by Joseph Zada, being forced to compete in the 50th Hunger Games. These Games were a special edition, known as the second Quarter Quell, making them particularly dangerous. Unlike the usual 24 tributes, the new movie, The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, will feature 48 people battling for survival.
Beyond films like Warrior with Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton, and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s The Smashing Machine, there haven’t been many popular or critically acclaimed movies about MMA. But a new film, Beast, is getting great early reviews. Critics are calling it an exciting and engaging underdog story with intense fight scenes and a standout performance from Daniel MacPherson.
Netflix is removing several popular movies at the end of the month, including the critically acclaimed Hell or High Water on May 1, 2026. Other titles leaving the streaming service on that date are Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead, David Ayer’s Fury, Steven Spielberg’s classic Jaws, and the first five Mission: Impossible films.
I was totally hooked on The Hunting Wives! It’s based on May Cobb’s book and it’s a wild ride of secrets, lies, and seriously complicated relationships. Everyone was talking about it in 2025 – critics loved it, and so did I! Plus, they’re already making another season, which makes me think this show is going to be one for the ages, a real modern classic.
David Lynch’s 1984 film, Dune, will no longer be available on Netflix after May 1, 2026. Lynch also wrote the movie’s script, which is based on Frank Herbert’s famous 1965 science fiction novel of the same name.
Here are some of the key Easter eggs featured in episodes 3 and 4 of Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord.
In Season 2, Episode 3 of Daredevil: Born Again, Camila Rodriguez’s character, Angela del Toro, officially became the White Tiger. She arrived at the Red Hook facility wearing clothing inspired by the White Tiger costume, hinting that she’ll eventually get the full outfit. She was wearing the Amulet of Power and assisted Daredevil in freeing prisoners who had been illegally held by the Anti-Vigilante Task Force. As they left, she also slashed the tires of the AVTF’s vehicles.
Everything you need to know about Dr. Stone Season 4, episode 27, and where to watch it online is right here.
The filming of the How’s That?! pilot in the episode “Valerie Does It All” highlights a problem I have with the season’s portrayal of AI. The audience is shown a cold open where Beth’s comment about feeling unstable after a small accident is met with silence. The writers then try to punch up the joke, but Josh, the human writer, stubbornly defends his line and resists changes. Even suggestions to improve it fall flat. Ultimately, they use a line generated by AI – “Well, I guess those ants were termites.” While not hilarious, it’s noticeably better than what Josh came up with. I understand The Comeback isn’t trying to prove AI can write good sitcoms, and I don’t need the show to agree with my own feelings about the technology. However, I’m unclear what we’re supposed to conclude from this scene, especially considering the previous week showed Val and Jimmy liking an AI-written scene that Josh found too sappy. The show seems unsure whether AI is dangerous because it’s too good, or because it’s simply not good enough.