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Ewan McGregor’s 6-Episode Sci-Fi Series Is the Most Underrated Space Opera of the Decade
Collider argues that Obi-Wan Kenobi is an overlooked space opera because it gives Ewan McGregor’s character a focused emotional journey between the Star Wars prequels and the original 1977 film. The six-part series depicts Obi-Wan as traumatised and isolated after Anakin Skywalker’s fall, then gradually restores his sense of purpose through protecting the Skywalker children,…
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‘Percy Jackson’ Season 3 Trailer: ‘The Titan’s Curse’ Comes to Life With Prophecies and a Quest to Save Annabeth
Disney+ has released the first trailer for the third season of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians”, which premieres on 20 November. Adapted from Rick Riordan’s “The Titan’s Curse”, the season sees Percy undertake a dangerous quest to rescue Annabeth after she is captured by Kronos’s forces, amid warnings of a prophecy that could endanger Olympus.…
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‘The Bluey Movie’ First Look: Bluey and Her Family Hit the Big Screen With New 3D Animation Style
Disney and BBC Studios have unveiled the first look at “The Bluey Movie”, the children’s series’ first cinema feature. Set for release on 6 August 2027, it will follow Bluey, Bingo, Chilli and Bandit and introduce a new 3D animation style, marking a major expansion of the globally popular franchise. Series creator Joe Brumm will…
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The Supernatural Horror Movie Stephen King Called the Best of All Time Is Officially Streaming for Free
Stephen King’s acclaimed supernatural horror choice, 1980’s *The Changeling*, is now available to stream free on Tubi. In a 2017 BFI interview, King called Peter Medak’s film the best in supernatural horror, praising its restrained scares rather than conventional monster effects. The film stars George C. Scott as widowed composer John Russell, who moves into…
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These 6 Near-Perfect BBC Sci-Fi Series Deserve To Be Rediscovered
Collider recommends six BBC science-fiction series for rediscovery, arguing that the broadcaster’s contribution to the genre extends far beyond Doctor Who. The article places these programmes within the BBC’s long history of sci-fi innovation, from early television experiments to influential dramas, space operas and comedies. – Years and Years: Russell T. Davies’s six-part drama follows…
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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Tour T-Shirts Drop Online Ahead of Global Concert Dates
Netflix has released official “KPop Demon Hunters” tour T-shirts online ahead of its planned concert tour, which is being produced with AEG Presents. The merchandise launch signals continued commercial momentum for the animated film, although the company has not yet announced concert dates or further tour details. The film premiered more than a year ago…
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Kingdom Hearts anime to air on Disney+ and Disney Channel
Disney has ordered a “Kingdom Hearts” anime series for both Disney+ and Disney Channel, adapting the long-running Square Enix video game franchise. The programme will tell a new story that expands the existing universe, rather than directly retelling a game, and is being developed with franchise creator Tetsuya Nomura and Square Enix. The announcement came…
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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Reveals New Cover Art for Criterion Blu-ray Release
Netflix’s musical fantasy film “KPop Demon Hunters” is receiving a prestige Criterion physical-media release, with newly revealed cover art featuring the HUNTR/X heroines and Derpy, their blue supernatural tiger. The release marks another milestone for the film after its unusually successful streaming, music and merchandising run, and signals its move into the collectors’ home-entertainment market.…
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Ahsoka returns to Disney+ on 20 January 2027
Disney has confirmed that Season 2 of Ahsoka will begin streaming on Disney+ on 20 January 2027, following an announcement at the D23 fan convention. The Rosario Dawson-led series had previously been expected to return before the end of 2026, so the new date represents a delay, though fans now have a concrete release target…
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‘Reacher’ Season 4 Is Officially Breaking Tradition for Prime Video’s #1 Action Thriller
Reacher’s fourth season moves the action to Philadelphia and is said to depart from the series’ usual pattern of giving Jack Reacher a deeply personal reason to take on a case. Instead, the premiere places him in danger after he boards a subway, reinforcing the character’s tendency to intervene when others need help even though…