Shangjun Cai’s drama, The Sun Rises on Us All, tells the story of a man and a woman connected by a complicated history and a secret they’d rather keep hidden. Years after a pivotal event changed their lives, the series explores the delicate and uncertain nature of their relationship as their shared past is revealed.
Kristoffer Borgli’s new film, The Drama, tells the story of a couple whose wedding week is disrupted by a shocking secret. According to IMDb, the movie examines how this revelation challenges their relationship. The cast includes Alana Haim, Mamoudou Athie, Michael Abbott Jr., Hailey Gates, and Sydney Lemmon. The Drama is scheduled to be released on April 3, 2026.
A subscriber to HBO Max has filed a complaint claiming the merger will lessen competition in the streaming industry and give Netflix too much power over popular franchises like DC Comics, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones.
Most people expect Netflix to eventually show fewer movies in theaters, and possibly stop releasing them there completely.
The newly released footage shows the movie was created for IMAX and will be available in 3D. Chris Pratt even encouraged fans to see it in 3D, saying it’s the best way to experience it.
As a huge fighting game fan, I’m excited to share that early registration for both Evo Las Vegas and Evo Japan is officially open! Plus, they’ve just launched the nomination process for the Evo Awards, which are being powered by Qiddiya – so you can start suggesting who you think deserves recognition.
I was reading a really interesting account from someone who met Shia LaBeouf at a convention recently. Apparently, they just told him they loved his work and wanted to see more, and he responded with, ‘more of these!’ Then, they noticed the fan was wearing a Transformers shirt and asked if that meant he might be returning to the franchise. The fan said Shia actually smiled and said, ‘I’m working on it.’ It’s not a confirmation, of course, but it’s definitely got me excited!
Josh from Den of Nerds recently highlighted that Jeff Sneider was the first to report that actress Florence Pugh was considered for a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s upcoming X-Men reboot.
According to Josh from Den of Nerds on X, Sadie Sink has been cast as Jean Grey, and reports claiming otherwise are incorrect.
