On December 25th, most of the original Transformers movies will no longer be available on Netflix. After Christmas, fans wanting to watch the 2007 film or its first three sequels – Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, and Transformers: Age of Extinction – will need to find another way to stream them.
Kristoffer Borgli directs this upcoming film where something surprising happens during a couple’s wedding week, and they can’t cancel it. Hints in a promotional announcement suggest a significant age difference between the couple, which could be the source of the conflict. The film stars Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, alongside Mamoudou Athie, Alana Haim, and Hailey Gates as wedding guests. The Drama hits theaters on April 3, 2026. Both Pattinson and Zendaya will also appear in The Odyssey in July, and Dune: Part 3 later that year. Interestingly, Tom Holland recently got married in real life, while Robert Pattinson is her on-screen spouse in this film.
Hugh Jackman originally intended to retire from playing Wolverine after the 2017 film Logan, concluding his almost 20-year portrayal of the character. He recently confirmed this plan during a conversation with Cynthia Erivo for Variety and CNN’s Actors on Actors.
The opening sequence for My Nezha and Transformers has been released online, following other promotional material that didn’t appear in the final show. Now that it’s airing, the intro offers a nostalgic look back at a previous storyline. Although it’s currently unknown if the show will be available internationally, the opening perfectly captures the show’s unique blend of different cultures.
Sam Worthington revealed that filming has already begun on parts of both Avatar 4 and Avatar 5. While promoting the latest film, Avatar: Fire and Ash, he explained that work on all the sequels happened at the same time, with production overlapping.
The crime thriller, directed by Nick Rowland and written by Jordan Harper, Ben Collins, and Luke Piotrowski (based on Harper’s 2017 novel), stars Taron Egerton alongside Ana Sophia Heger, Rob Yang, John Carroll Lynch, Odessa A’zion, and David Lyons. Egerton plays a man whose dangerous past catches up with him, forcing him to flee with his 11-year-old daughter when criminals target him for elimination.
More than anything, I hoped our three main characters would make it through by using their intelligence and resourcefulness. A few weeks ago, I worried that as the story neared its end, the plot was relying too much on lucky coincidences instead of Zoë and Sarah’s skills, which had gotten them this far. I was afraid the ending would involve a sudden, unexpected rescue. But that doesn’t happen. They survive because of their own actions, even if it means resorting to force – as Malik might say when trying to be polite around Dinah.
Early reactions to the new film, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, are starting to appear after select preview screenings. While full reviews aren’t available yet until the January 16th release, Columbia Pictures has allowed critics who saw the film to share quick thoughts online, giving fans a first glimpse of what to expect.
Pluto TV has finished building out its collection of James Bond films by adding several previously unavailable titles. While most Bond movies were already available, the streaming service recently added classics starring Sean Connery – Dr. No, From Russia with Love, and Goldfinger – as well as Daniel Craig’s Spectre, completing the full line-up. Interestingly, another Bond film has recently become very popular with viewers on the platform.
First Reaction – Beware My Brethren is a creepy horror.