Minority Mindset

Even for a filmmaker known for unusual subjects, Tim Wilson’s documentary The History of Concrete presents a real challenge – it’s like willingly taking on an incredibly difficult task. The film, which premiered at Sundance, isn’t just a longer version of Wilson’s earlier short videos; it’s an experiment to see how his free-flowing style works with a remarkably dry topic. The result is charmingly rough around the edges, though it occasionally feels like it might fall apart. Wilson pretends his filmmaking is a casual, unplanned process, but it’s actually a carefully constructed story. He weaves together street footage, personal memories, and multiple storylines, building them into a cohesive whole with clever editing and a touch of humor.

Chris Pratt has been focusing on big franchise films recently, notably his role as Star-Lord in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which you can watch on Disney+. Some fans have jokingly suggested a team-up between Pratt and fellow Marvel actor Scarlett Johansson in a Jurassic World movie. When asked directly on the Happy Sad Confused podcast if he’d consider appearing in a fourth Jurassic World film, Pratt responded with:

CM Site Co. Ltd. recently surveyed around 1,772 anime fans, aged from teens to their 40s, to determine the best anime released since May 2019. The survey, titled “Ranking of Reiwa Era’s Best Anime to Watch Before You Die (2026 Edition),” covered both TV series and films. The resulting list includes a diverse range of genres like action, mystery, sports, and fantasy. You can find the complete rankings and vote counts below.

The Canadian actress recently shared that a cut scene from the movie Return to Silent Hill was a sex scene featuring both her and Jeremy Irvine’s character.

As a huge fan of HBO shows, I wasn’t surprised to hear that A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms got off to a fantastic start! It’s already the third-biggest premiere on Max, right after The Last of Us and House of the Dragon. Honestly, it’s been dominating the Top 10 charts, even beating out shows like Heated Rivalry, Euphoria, Industry, and The Pitt. It makes total sense, though – this series is based on George R.R. Martin’s The Hedge Knight, and people are clearly loving it!

It’s surprising how quickly The Electric State has faded into obscurity – less than a year after its release on Netflix, most people have already forgotten about it. Even shortly after it premiered in February 2025, it seems many hadn’t heard of it, or actively chose to skip it. Perhaps, like me, they weren’t interested in another expensive Chris Pratt film. To Netflix’s credit, they seem to recognize that Pratt is better suited for streaming releases than big-screen blockbusters.

Raven’s world is turned upside down when his wife, Nicole, is murdered and he becomes the prime suspect. To make matters worse, his trial is overseen by Judge Maddox – an AI program he himself created. With just 90 minutes to prove his innocence before a scheduled execution, Raven desperately searches for the real killer, sifting through data and relying on his partner, Jaq Diallo, for assistance in a frantic race against time.