Chris Pine on Star Trek 4: “Good Luck”

Pine jokingly suggested he’s less informed than most about what’s happening with Star Trek, hinting that Paramount Skydance hasn’t contacted him about future plans – at least not yet. He and the studio previously collaborated on the film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.

Netflix’s 10/10 Psychological Drama Deserves Its Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score

This show is remarkable for its blend of comedy and tough, realistic issues, especially as it delves into more serious topics. Over six seasons, BoJack Horseman follows the life of its main character, a former TV star from the ’90s who battles alcoholism and tries to stay relevant. Will Arnett voices BoJack, who is surrounded by a quirky group of people who support – and sometimes complicate – his path to understanding himself.

The Hunger Games Franchise: Still Relevant & Expanding In 2026

Jennifer Lawrence first received critical acclaim for her role in Winter’s Bone, then gained wider recognition in X-Men First Class and The Hunger Games. It was The Hunger Games that really launched her career and created a successful movie franchise that continues today. She starred as Katniss Everdeen in the original Hunger Games films: The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, and both Mockingjay movies.

‘The X-Files’ Season 10 Premiered 10 Years Ago and Is Actually Underrated

Good news for fans: a reboot of the show, spearheaded by Ryan Coogler, means we’ll likely see more of Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) in the future! In the meantime, revisiting all 11 seasons – and the film – is a great way to enjoy the series. However, despite the captivating world Chris Carter built and the show’s enduring popularity, one season consistently receives negative feedback.

Cillian Murphy Stole the Show in the Weirdest Sci-Fi Gem of the 2010s

Despite a decent 6.7 rating on IMDb, the movie In Time is often seen as a film with huge potential that wasn’t fully realized. While the concept – where time literally is money – was brilliant, the movie’s execution falls short. The action feels awkward, and the script relies too much on obvious time-related jokes, which distract from the story. However, director Andrew Niccol manages to salvage the film despite its flawed action sequences and a somewhat weak romantic connection between Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried.