Colleen Hoover’s novels are known for their intense love stories and surprising twists, and her bold writing style has attracted a large and dedicated fanbase. It’s no surprise that Hollywood noticed, and several of her books have already been made into movies since 2024, with another on the way in 2026. While critics haven’t been impressed, these film adaptations have proven popular with moviegoers.
Can you believe it’s been ten years since Rise of the Tomb Raider came out? It’s crazy how time flies! Crystal Dynamics hasn’t announced a remaster yet, but honestly, the fans are already taking care of it – they’re amazing!
Tatiana Maslany hasn’t appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law finale in October 2022. In the Disney+ series, she plays Jennifer Walters, also known as She-Hulk, and the show follows her as she tries to manage her career as a lawyer with her life as a superhero.
Even though Devil May Cry is well-loved, there’s a 2000s action game that surpasses it. Bayonetta, released in 2009, remains one of the best action games ever made. What sets it apart is its incredibly over-the-top and epic action, which feels like playing through a blockbuster movie from start to finish.
CBS quickly renewed Marshals for a second season – one of the fastest renewals ever for a broadcast TV show. The announcement came just twelve days after the first episode aired, even though it received a mixed reaction from critics and Yellowstone viewers. Despite the initial controversy, CBS clearly has a lot of faith in the series, and it could eventually take the place of a key show on the network.
In 2021, Robert Kirkman brought his comic book to life as a TV series, and it’s quickly become a standout show on Prime Video. The series is a very violent superhero story about Mark Grayson, who learns he has incredible powers, but also discovers his father is a villain secretly planning to take over the world.
Netflix has a lot planned for 2026, including a fresh take on a well-known series, continuing stories from two favorite TV shows in movie form, a documentary about a legendary band, and a much-awaited continuation of an existing film – plus many other exciting projects.
In “Slanted,” Wang explores themes of identity, culture, and what happens when people try to fit into a new society. On a more personal level, the film delves into feelings of insecurity, self-doubt, and the need for acceptance. While the film doesn’t always fully develop its ideas, Wang occasionally succeeds in making her points. However, her broader criticisms – particularly about white culture and American identity – don’t quite work. They’re presented in a way that’s too extreme to be taken seriously and lack the detail needed to be truly meaningful.
It’s been a terrible day for everyone at the hospital, but Dr. Samira Mohan is dealing with an especially difficult one. One of her patients with diabetes left after finding out his medical bills could reach tens of thousands of dollars. On top of that, her mother keeps calling about her new boyfriend and plans to sell the family home. Just as all this is happening, the hospital’s computers crash, and victims from a waterpark accident start arriving in the emergency room. Dr. Mohan is harassed by an insistent patient and then overwhelmed by others in the waiting room, leading to a panic attack – a completely understandable reaction, though not one the actress playing her, Supriya Ganesh, initially expected.
Although the Alien series became very popular, it definitely had some weak moments. Alien 3 and Alien Resurrection weren’t big hits, and when director Ridley Scott revisited the series with Prometheus and Alien: Covenant, fans were divided. It seemed like the franchise was finished, but 2024 showed it was just lying dormant, waiting for a chance to come back strong – like it was hidden inside an egg, ready to hatch.