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Despite the many original shows now available on Netflix, Narcos remains one of the platform’s best examples of captivating, binge-worthy storytelling. The series, which aired for three seasons from 2015 to 2017, tells the dramatic story of Pablo Escobar (played by Wagner Moura), Colombia’s notorious drug lord, and his eventual downfall. It covers years of violence, corruption, and political games, all unfolding at a fast pace.

According to FlixPatrol, Black Phone 2 is quickly becoming popular on streaming services. It reached number one on Peacock’s list of top movies in the US just one day after becoming available there. The film also appears in the top ten movie charts on Amazon and Apple TV in fifteen countries.

According to Deadline, Marty Supreme is expected to make $7 million domestically over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend. This would bring the film’s total domestic earnings to $81.1 million after five weeks in theaters, including four weeks in wide release.

Choosing Gone Tomorrow for season 4 of Reacher would be a smart move, because it’s a suspenseful story with plenty of unexpected turns. It’s similar in style to the show’s first season, focusing on a murder mystery, and even though the series is known for its action, the book itself already has some exciting scenes.

Netflix is clearly succeeding with thriller content, as evidenced by the recent performance of its latest film. “The Rip,” starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, quickly rose to the top of Netflix charts worldwide. While the star power of Affleck and Damon is a definite draw, it’s not the sole reason for the movie’s popularity.

According to reports, Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo returned to Japanese theaters on January 9th as part of a larger revival project planned for 2025-2026. During its opening weekend, the film brought in about 98.5 million yen (approximately US$620,000) and drew over 61,000 viewers. Even though it was only shown in 89 theaters across the country, it landed at number six in Japan’s box office rankings for January 9th-11th.

Since its release in 2019, Love, Death, & Robots has become a standout animated sci-fi series. Over four seasons, it’s offered a diverse collection of stories, ranging from unsettling horror and clever comedy to epic space adventures. The show combines innovative animation with daring storytelling, achieving things that are difficult for live-action programs.