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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Finally Ends A Frustrating Billion Dollar Post-Infinity Saga Trend

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is not like the other biggest-selling MCU movies released since Avengers: Endgame , and its huge success should be seen as a good thing for the future of the MCU. The concern, though, is that Avengers: Doomsday cannot hope to learn the biggest lesson from Brand New Day that set it apart from the biggest hits of the Multiverse Saga. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/c1j5Qy6

Prime Video's Epic 6-Season Sci-Fi Series Deserves Kudos For NOT Ending Properly

A complete and satisfying ending is a must-have for any TV series hoping to be considered an all-time classic. Game of Thrones reigned supreme for seven seasons before its reputation was sullied by the lackluster string of final episodes. Stranger Things was riding high on a wave of Eddie Munson enthusiasm, but not even he could save it from a divisive final season. And while Lost 's finale is better than it gets credit for, too many unanswered questions bred frustration. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/Wnfwklj

Found Could Have Been NBC's Best New Procedural, But Then Season 2 Happened

Dick Wolf has made NBC a procedural powerhouse. The Law & Order franchise is still enduringly popular after more than 30 years on the air, and the One Chicago franchise has become another cornerstone of NBC’s primetime lineup over the last decade. However, with two such long-running empires, it’s notable that NBC does not have any newly promising dramas. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/OZro0dj

Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa King Season 4 Gets Glowing Early Review From Paramount+ Exec

Taylor Sheridan's returning show is already a favorite. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/LMBNR7e

Tom Holland & Zendaya Fan Cast By Disney Legend For Live-Action Remake

Tom Holland & Zendaya get the green light from this Disney legend. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/bclvfg0

Stephen King's 8-Part Sci-Fi Thriller On Netflix Breaks The Rules Of Time Travel

Stephen King ’s TV adaptations have rarely achieved the same iconic status as King’s best movies . On the TV side, the 1990 It miniseries starring Tim Curry made Pennywise a generational villain. The Stand ’s 1994 post-apocalyptic horror miniseries was a rare King TV adaptation to garner significant critical acclaim, with six Emmy nominations and two wins. Under the Dome broke a summer TV record when it premiered in 2013. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/yt4Nf8e

Marshals Season 2 Story Direction Is A Great Sign For Yellowstone Fans

The new story direction for Marshals season 2 is great news for Yellowstone fans. Marking Luke Grimes's return as Kayce Dutton after Yellowstone 's ending on Paramount Network in 2024, the project was also a major leap for the franchise. While Taylor Sheridan's universe has had a great record on streaming and cable, Marshals is the first time that it lives on network TV. Unsurprisingly, it didn't waste time finding its audience, but impressively, it quickly shot to the top of the ratings for the 2025-2026 cycle . from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/MzBiuJY

Wednesday Season 3 Detail Promises Big Changes For The Show's Future

Though plot details for Wednesday season 3 remain scarce, Jenna Ortega recently dropped a huge revelation about the Netflix show's next installment. The Wednesday season 2 finale was full of cliffhangers, with the ominous introduction of Morticia's sister, Ophelia Frump; Enid disappearing in seemingly permanent werewolf form; and Wednesday taking off with Uncle Fester to look for Enid instead of returning home. This is a major decision on Wednesday's part, especially because she spent much of season 2 navigating her fraught relationship with her mother, Morticia, which will likely be further explored in the upcoming third season. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/eTWC0vs

31 Years Later, Clint Eastwood's Rule-Breaking Movie With Steven Spielberg Still Holds Up

Clint Eastwood's The Bridges of Madison County is one of the most surprising movies of his career because almost everything about it runs against the image he spent decades creating. By 1995, Eastwood was synonymous with gunslingers, dangerous cops, and men who could walk into a situation and take control. Then he made a romantic drama about a married Iowa woman who falls in love with a traveling photographer over four days. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/uMWNxpq

The Walking Dead's Next Major Villain Is Hiding In Plain Sight

Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for The Walking Dead: Dead City season 3, episode 3, "Emigrants." from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/IOZjWiv

How Many Dragons Survive The Dance Of The Dragons (& What Happens To Them)

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Fire and Blood, and House of the Dragon. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/DgknmGj

Catching Up With World Of Warcraft: Midnight - "We Hear People Love These Amani Trolls So Much"

The first major content update for World of Warcraft: Midnight is almost here, bringing us the Curse of Ula'tek and the chance to finally explore the Coiled Isle. Following along with the story of a sibling disagreement that threatens to destroy the world, we help Zul'jarra chase after Zul'jan to try to bring him home to Zul'Aman. That's a lot of Zul's, but also a chance to explore a stunning new area full of snakes and poisonous waters. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/xqgRLov

CBS’s 2-Part Comedy Could Have Run Forever But Was Quietly Canceled

Longevity is a blessing and a curse for network comedy. The shows that run for years have to constantly balance familiarity with growth, because if they change too much, audiences lose what they came for, but if they change too little, the characters inevitably become stale. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/D0npAgW

24 Years Later, ER Still Has The Best Network TV Death

With it being home to nearly every genre, network TV has featured some of the most emotional and tragic character deaths. Whether it was the heartbreaking off-screen death of John Goodman's Dan in Roseanne 's divisive series finale , the shocking sudden killing of Josh Charles' Will during a heated courtroom session in The Good Wife or even the recent departure of Rocky Carroll's Vance from NCIS after his 18-year tenure, writers have often kept viewers on their toes with high-stakes twists. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/JpaLHMR

Nike Teases Major One Piece Collaboration

One Piece 's streak of major fashion collaborations isn't slowing down anytime soon. After teaming up with brands like Puma and selling out its Four Emperors-inspired sneaker collection, Eiichiro Oda's pirate epic is now setting its sights even higher. Nike Japan has officially teased a One Piece collaboration, instantly sparking excitement across both the anime and sneaker communities. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/vtLCelb

New Star Wars Series Continues 7-Year Rotten Tomatoes Record With Stellar Debut

As Star Wars: Visions Presents — The Ninth Jedi arrives on Disney+, the latest TV show in the long-running space opera franchise has debuted with an impressive score on Rotten Tomatoes. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/SZH89cG

8 Greatest Sci-Fi Movies About Romantic Relationships With AI Companions

Soulm8te is now out, following an extended delay, and is the latest in a long line of excellent films that see romantic relationships occurring between human beings and their artificially intelligent companions. Sulm8te is a M3GAN spinoff , and brings a more adult and mature perspective to its examination of AI, resulting in one of the most compelling films of 2026. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/mFcC4tB

The 3-Part Western That Quentin Tarantino Called "The Greatest Achievement" In Cinema History Is Streaming on Prime Video

In the 1960s, Italian director Sergio Leone and American actor Clint Eastwood made three Westerns — A Fistful of Dollars , For a Few Dollars More , and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Together, these films comprised an astounding series, known as the Dollars Trilogy , that influenced filmmakers for generations to come. Pulp Fiction director, Quentin Tarantino is among the movies’ loudest champions. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/8yiqR4P

The 25 Funniest TV Shows Of All Time

Everyone loves to laugh, and TV comedies allow us to do that in the comfort of our own homes. Since the heyday of The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Mary Tyler Moore Show and All in the Family , American viewers have been gathering around their television sets to laugh along with their favorite characters. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/1ik0bHy

Alien: Romulus Rumor On Sequel Cancellation Gets Blunt Response From Producer

An Alien: Romulus update clarifies whether hopes for a sequel are really game over. from ScreenRant https://ift.tt/uqUaAwg