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In an exclusive feature for ScreenRant, Jon Bernthal and director Savi Green talked about the emotional core of their new project, One Last Kill. They explored the film’s themes of fatherhood, loss, the struggles of veterans, and feelings of despair, and Bernthal even shared details about a dangerous fire stunt he did himself. Both Bernthal and Green stressed that One Last Kill came from years of discussing the true nature of Frank Castle – who he is beyond the violence – and what happens when revenge no longer gives him purpose.

Late-night television looks very different than it did in the early 1990s. Back then, hosts fiercely competed for ratings and guests after Johnny Carson retired. Now, while individual shows have smaller audiences, Jimmy Kimmel argues that more people are watching late-night overall. He claims that even though Carson had a huge audience for one show, the combined viewership of today’s many late-night programs, plus views on platforms like YouTube, actually exceeds that number. Kimmel also estimates that a brief removal of his show from the air last year cost Disney billions of dollars in lost advertising revenue and canceled Disney+ subscriptions. He jokingly suggested that he may have cost the company more money than any other employee in its history. He compared the situation to a magician who made a bad choice in hiring an apprentice, implying the decision to hire him was similarly problematic, though ultimately profitable.

Although Star Wars movies are consistently popular on Disney+ – with five currently in the U.S. Top 10 – they’re not the only sci-fi options available. The streaming service offers a wide variety of content, so there’s something for all viewers.

I love looking back at ’70s movies! It was such a mixed decade – you had these really dark, gritty thrillers right alongside fun, family adventures. And even though some films were pretty tough to watch, there were so many that everyone agrees are just amazing. Seriously, from inspiring sports stories to thrillers that really changed the game, the ’70s gave us a bunch of true masterpieces that still hold up today.

Amazon is creating a new anime series based on the classic manga Ghost in the Shell, working with the highly-regarded animation studio Science Saru, known for shows like Dandadan and Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. The series, adapted from Masamune Shirow’s original 1989 manga, is scheduled to launch in July 2026. This version promises a significantly different take on the story compared to past adaptations.

What really stood out to me about Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge is how they’re now exploring the entire Star Wars universe, not just the sequel trilogy. They’re moving beyond a single timeframe, and 2026 will bring major additions and connections to the new Mandalorian & Grogu film.

The popular NCIS franchise expanded in 2023 with NCIS: Sydney, its fourth spinoff and the first one filmed outside of the US. Created by Morgan O’Neill, the show follows NCIS agents Michelle Mackey and DeShawn Jackson as they relocate to Sydney, Australia. There, they team up with Australian Federal Police officers – Jim “J.D.” Dempsey, Evie Cooper, Bluebird Gleeson, and Roy “Rosie” Penrose – to solve crimes involving the US Navy, just like the other NCIS series.

Sycamore Studios has begun production on a fresh animated Doctor Dolittle movie, titled King of the Wild, which will restart the film series, according to Variety.

The movies 28 Years Later and its sequel were filmed at the same time. 28 Years Later came out in June 2025, and the sequel followed in January 2026. Although the ending of The Bone Temple suggests a third film to finish the series, its future is uncertain because the second movie didn’t do well in theaters.

Michael’s conversation with Kay at Connie and Carlo’s wedding is a particularly powerful scene in The Godfather series. It’s memorable not just because it sadly hints at what will eventually happen to him, but also because it lays the groundwork for everything that follows in the next two movies.