Marvel fans, brace yourselves—something brilliant is coming your way. The teaser trailer and official poster for the highly-anticipated Marvel Television series, “Ironheart,” have just been unveiled, and it’s safe to say the hype is officially real.
Launching exclusively on Disney+ on June 25, 2025, “Ironheart” stars Dominique Thorne as Riri Williams, a genius inventor whose self-made iron suits are reshaping the next generation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
Meet Riri Williams: A New Era of Genius and Grit
Riri made her debut in 2022’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and now she’s stepping fully into her own power. With brains, boldness, and brilliance, Riri brings a fresh twist to the Iron legacy—this time, through the eyes of a Black teenage prodigy from Chicago.
“Ironheart is such a great character in publishing,” said Coogler. “In 2016, Brian Michael Bendis created a character who would be a successor of sorts to the Iron Man legacy. In the comic book, Riri Williams and Tony Stark had a relationship—she was a student at MIT who came from an almost polar opposite background as Tony, but they came together in their passion to better society. Eventually, the character gets her own identity as Ironheart, and other writers like Eve Ewing picked up from there, taking Riri Williams to Chicago.”
Tech Meets Magic in Marvel’s Most Inventive Storyline Yet
Set in the aftermath of Wakanda Forever, “Ironheart” returns us to Riri’s hometown of Chicago, where ambition meets arcane. As she perfects her cutting-edge armor, she crosses paths with Parker Robbins aka The Hood, played by Anthony Ramos—a mystical wildcard with charm and danger to spare.
With technology clashing against magic, Riri must navigate new threats and personal trials, all while building a name for herself beyond the shadows of Iron Man.
A Star-Packed Cast and Visionary Team Behind the Scenes
Joining Thorne and Ramos are an impressive ensemble:
Produced in collaboration with Proximity Media, “Ironheart” promises to deliver a powerful mix of heroism, heart, and heritage. The countdown begins now—June 25, 2025 is when the next generation of Marvel heroes takes flight.
Stay tuned, because Riri Williams is ready to leave her mark—and it’s going to be unforgettable.
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I’m not at all a Star Wars fan. I do enjoy a few of the films but none of them really got to me except for ‘Rogue One.’ It’s only ‘Rogue One’ that got me to understand and feel what it was the Rebellion was fighting for. It gave the whole franchise the meat and emotional punch that I felt was missing from that universe. All this talk of the Skywalkers and the Sith Lords and it all felt so compact and fictional. I can understand why some critics have called it a space opera. It wasn’t until ‘Rogue One’ that the authoritarianism of the Empire became palpable. It wasn’t just concepts thrown around. You could see it: the tyranny and the terror. And it wasn’t a special saviour coming to save the day. It was the everyday revolutionary who wanted change.
It’s why of all the Star Wars series on Disney+, the only ones I followed were ‘The Mandalorian’ (only until season 2) and ‘Andor.’ The first season of Andor was just pitch perfect for me. A true-blue science fiction story with great world building, memorable characters (with great performances by the actors portraying them), and a plot that detailed the challenges of putting together a rebellion while an empire slowly turns fascist. ‘Andor season 1’ gave us a in-depth look into the origins of Cassian Andor, the male protagonist of ‘Rogue One’ and how he became a part of the Rebellion. It was an origin story that showed us why one must stand up to tyranny at all costs.
On the second season, Andor (Diego Luna) is now awake and radicalized but he is also burnt out and jaded from all the horrors he has seen and been a party of. He is still doing missions for Luthen Rael (Stellan Skarsgard) while questioning his own part to play.
The 12-episode season is released 3-episodes per week. With the first 9 having already dropped, and the last 3 to be aired next week; ‘Andor’ has proven itself to be the most grounded of the Star Wars properties. Through the first 9 episodes, we see Andor try to keep his family together – Bix (Adria Arjona), Brasso (Joplin Sibtain), and Wilmon (Muhannad Bhaier) – while navigating his complex relationship with Luthen. Luthen is trying to keep the Rebellion one step ahead of the Empire working with his assistant Kleya (Elizabeth Dulau) and Senator Mon Mothma (Genevieve O’Reilly). On the other side, Dedra Meero (Denise Gough) is given an opportunity to work on a secret project that allows her to use her new lover Syril Karn (Kyle Soller) as an agent in the contested planet of Ghorman.
Played out over four years, with each new three episodes happening one year later from the previous, what ‘Andor Season 2’ does is build from the extensive world building that was already laid out in season 1 and then shows us the full ramifications of the price and the cost of a revolution and, on the flipside, what authoritarianism can do to those who blindly follow it, until they are no longer blind and must reconcile in their own participation of tyranny.
While a lot of the later episodes of the season start to push for a narrative that Andor is meant or destined to make things happen – a bit Skywalker-ish, for my taste – it’s left ambiguous enough and just implied that it doesn’t take away from Cassian Andor’s everyman quality that makes this show so captivating. Mon Mothma is no Princess Leia. Luthen Rael is not as flashy or charming as Han Solo. And they shouldn’t be. These are the rebel fighters who are doing the dirty work day-to-day trying to keep the spirit of revolution alive so that oppression does not take over from the ruling class. The show brings us to various locations and worlds, the CGI-quality is the best I’ve ever seen from a Star Wars show, but it is also so intricate that you can pick up the commentary that it has on our everyday world. The indulgence and the lavish set up of the capital of Coruscant versus the old world and traditional designs of Ghorman or another world that is just filled with fields and fields of grain. The contrast between the corrupt city versus the outer worlds that are producing things of value who are the bearer of the Empire’s need for control.
We know that this show will lead straight into ‘Rogue One’ and we know how that movie ends but we are still left captivated by the turn of events that forces Cassian Andor to do what he does in the later film. The film is powered by what drives people to risk everything, to risk all for the freedom of all. I’m amazed at how this show can make real the desire to want real change for the world and to look at tyrants and authoritarian regimes like the Empire and call it out for its propaganda and greedy, abusive, and exploitative methods for control.
There’s a fan favourite from ‘Rogue One’ who has made an appearance at the end of episode 9, and we’ll get to see more of them in the last three episodes, as well as a fantastic look into the origins of two of the show’s most interesting characters. ‘Rogue One’ and ‘Andor’ are the two shows that makes Star Wars, and all of its films feel big and important because prior to this, the terms “rebels” and “empire” were just abstract words thrown about to determine who is good and bad. But now, in ‘Rogue One’ and ‘Andor’, we can really feel the danger, the urgency, and the hope that this franchise is grounded on. Revolutions are hard. You must risk everything, but it is worth it. ‘Andor’ makes me see this and entertains me at the same time.
My Rating:
Stream Andor Season 2 on Disney+ now and witness the gritty fight for freedom!
May’s scorching heat is no match for Netflix’s sizzling lineup of new shows and films hitting your screens in 2025! As Manila swelters, it’s the perfect excuse to stay indoors, kick back, cozy up with a cold drink and binge the latest streaming shows and films. From The Devil’s Plan’s brainy battles to Fear Street: Prom Queen’s creepy thrills and Tastefully Yours’ sweet sparks, there’s a story for every Pinoy binge-watcher. Ready to plan your watch party? Here’s your ClickTheCity guide to Netflix’s must-see picks this month. What’s topping your list?
The Devil’s Plan pits a Go legend, poker pro, Hollywood actor, news anchor, and lawyer against each other in a high-stakes battle of wits. Who’ll outsmart the rest? Perfect for fans of Squid Game’s strategic chaos.
Why Watch? Mind-bending fun that’ll keep you guessing.
Shadyside High’s 1988 prom is a bloodbath! Underdog Lori battles cutthroat rivals for prom queen, but a killer’s picking off candidates. Starring Fina Strazza and Ariana Greenblatt, this Fear Street chapter is peak retro horror.
Why Watch? Creepy vibes for your late-night binge.
Our Unwritten Seoul (Series) Launch Date: May 24
Twin sisters—one from Seoul, one from the countryside—swap lives in this fun, fish-out-of-water drama. Chaos and heart ensue!
Why Watch? A light, bingeable gem.
F1: The Academy (Sports Series) Launch Date: May 28
Reunited as teens, two childhood friends fall deeply in love, experiencing the joy and heartache of a first romance that will change their lives forever.
Tastefully Yours (Series) Launch Date: May 12
Sparks–and maybe love–fly in Jeonju’s tiny little restaurant. A food conglomerate heir obsessed with finding the best recipes finds them, and love, in a one-table restaurant.
Dear Hongrang (Series) Launch Date: May 16
When a long-missing heir returns with lost memories, love and suspicion entwine. Is he truly Hongrang, or a stranger disturbing hearts and family ties?
MarJo is back! Jolina Magdangal and Marvin Agustin ignite ‘90s nostalgia in this kilig-packed rom-com. Joy (Jolina) jets to Valletta, Malta, to convince her ex, Ced (Marvin), to walk their daughter, SC (Loisa Andalio), downthe aisle. Their plan to delay SC’s wedding to Joey (Juan Karlos Labajo) sparks old flames. Directed by JP Habac, it’s a heartfelt nod to Labs Kita… Okey Ka Lang? fans. Manila’s rom-com lovers, get ready!
Why Watch? A funny, heartfelt nostalgia fest. #ExExLovers
GRIPPING THRILLERS
Love, Death & Robots: Volume 4 (Series) Launch Date: May 15
Dinosaur gladiators, messianic cats, string-puppet rock stars — it can only be Love, Death + Robots. The fourth volume, presented by Tim Miller (Deadpool, Terminator: Dark Fate) and David Fincher (Mindhunter, The Killer), sees Jennifer Yuh Nelson (Kung Fu Panda 2, Season 3’s “Kill Team Kill” return as supervising director for ten startling shorts showcasing the series’ signature, award-winning style of bleeding-edge animation, horror, sci-fi, and humor. Buckle up.
Devon thinks her sister Simone has a really creepy relationship with her new boss, the enigmatic socialite Michaela Kell. Michaela’s cult-ish life of luxury is like a drug to Simone, and Devon has decided it’s time for an intervention, but she has no idea what a formidable opponent Michaela will be. Told over the course of one explosive weekend at The Kells’ lavish beach estate, Sirens is an incisive, sexy, and darkly funny exploration of women, power, and class.
Dept. Q (Series) Launch Date: May 29
A brash but brilliant detective (Matthew Goode) leads a cold case unit in this Edinburgh-based drama by the writer and director of “The Queen’s Gambit”.
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Unseen: Season 2 (Series) Launch Date: May 2
In the wake of tragedy, Zenzi is forced to trust those who put her behind bars. Will her newfound desire for freedom finally put her grief to rest?
Full Speed: Season 2 (Sports Series) Launch Date: May 7
In the race for the 2024 NASCAR championship, this high-octane documentary series gets closer than ever to the drama on and off the track.
Blood of Zeus: Season 3 (Series) Launch Date: May 8
An ambitious but overlooked teacher wants to be head of a prestigious school, but must climb a slippery ladder of lies and corruption to reach the top.
At a private school where gambling determines social status, a skillful new student with a mysterious past is shaking things up — and betting on revenge.
When a neighbor’s au pair vanishes from her wealthy suburb, Cecilie seeks answers — and unravels secrets that shatter her seemingly perfect world.
Tyler Perry’s She The People (Series) Launch Date: May 22
As she tries to shine in politics, Mississippi’s first Black lieutenant governor must manage her zany family and overcome a boss who’s stuck in the past.
Lost in Starlight (Film) Launch Date: COMING SOON
When an astronaut leaves Earth for Mars, the vast infinite space divides star-crossed lovers in this animated romance that crosses the cosmos.
With temperatures continuing to soar across the country, Netflix’s May 2025 lineup is a welcome escape from the scorching outdoors. From explosive mysteries and twisted love stories to high-speed sports drama and animated cosmic adventures, it’s the perfect time to chill—literally and figuratively—with your next favorite binge. So stay cool, stay hydrated, and let Netflix take care of the entertainment.
There’s something about that timing of ‘G20’ that makes it more layered and nuanced than it really is. Announced in November 22, the production met delays due to the SAG-AFTRA strike in 2023, the shoot finally began in January 2024 and ended in March of that year. How would director Patricia Riggen, screenwriters Caitlin Parrish, Erica Weiss, Logan and Noah Miller, and producer-star Viola Davis have known that Kamala Harris was to run for president just that July? And that she would lose in November. So, the imagery of Viola Davis as a former military war hero turned President of the United States has statements of could-have-beens and should-have-beens.
In ‘G20,’ Davis plays Danielle Sutton, the President of the United States, who has to lead the G20 summit in South Africa to push for digital currency to help farmers in sub-Saharran conditions worldwide. But the G20 summit is hijacked, and the world leaders are taken hostage by Edward Rutledge (Anthony Starr), a mercenary who wants to rest the world’s economy by calling out all government’s corruption and calling everyone to action by taking their money out of banks and into crypto to take the finances out of government control. Sutton manages to escape and must now use her military training to save herself and the other world leaders of the G20. What complicates matters is that Sutton’s son and daughter are also at the G20, after her daughter Serena (Marsai Martin), cause a scandal back in the US. Coincidentally, Serena is also a computer hacker, which becomes an advantage for Sutton later in the film.
Clark Gregg, Viola Davis, Elizabeth Marvel
There are shades of ‘Die Hard’ in ‘G20’ and maybe even ‘Air Force One,’ but what ‘G20’ lacks is a full commitment to the silliness of the former or the self-awareness of the latter. ‘Die Hard’ works because it wasn’t meant to be a serious movie. It was serious action, and it was fun watching Bruce Willis take on a hostage situation in his bare feet against a large group of terrorists. It did not have high ambitions, but it was so pure in its drive for entertainment that it worked.
Viola Davis
‘Air Force One,’ reflects the end of the American and Russian Cold War and the film managed to navigate those sentiments while giving us a thrilling action piece inside an airplane and it’s always good to see Harrison Ford when he’s committed to the role. Viola Davis has the charm and the gravitas of both Willis and Ford but the film played on too many recognizable tropes – the hacker daughter, the reliable and loyal bodyguard, the traitor – that it didn’t feel too fresh or exciting. At the same time, with the current situation of the world and of America today, it’s so hard-pressed to imagine, even fictional, of America being the savior of anything.
Ramón Rodríguez, Viola Davis, Elizabeth Marvel
With the current state of geopolitics today, ‘G20’ feels tone deaf and ridiculous as it continues to present itself as the hero in situations of war and conflict. While Rutledge’s actions are to his own benefit and is a sham, his premise that many of the world’s governments are lying to us and exploiting us isn’t as far off as we’d like to think. There are new paradigms at play that is making us think about the world and how our lives are governed in new ways that the film feels like it’s asking us to keep things in the status quo.
Viola Davis
It’s unfortunate because Viola Davis is such a powerhouse. Her Danielle Sutton is tired and exhausted, and you can see it in her face, in her posture. The work of the president is weighing on down on her and it’s causing a rift with her children, and she carries it in her gait, her stride. She’s such a pro and she know exactly what kind of movie she’s in and she’s playing it hard without going off synch with the film’s overall tone. I just wished the material was something that could have been extremely fun and entertaining for her and for the audience. The fight scenes were great and there were some really hard-hitting actions, which is always a good thing but there is a gloss in ‘G20’ that takes away from the fear and the thrill. It’s trying to sell us an old story of American possibility, one with a deserving female president of color, but it is unable to create a fiction so compelling that we forget the reality.
My Rating:
Stream G20 now on Prime Video and explore its intense saga.
Prime Video announced the premiere date and debuted new tease art and video for Season Three of its global hit series,The Summer I Turned Pretty. The teaser features ‘Daylight’ from the album Lover and ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ from the album Red (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift. The third and final season of the beloved coming-of-age drama will launch on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, and feature 11 episodes, streaming exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
Led by showrunners Jenny Han and Sarah Kucserka, the new season continues to follow Belly as she navigates first love, growing up, and the bonds that shape us. The series is executive produced by Han, Kucserka, and Karen Rosenfelt, alongside Paul Lee, Hope Hartman, and Mads Hansen for wiip. The Summer I Turned Pretty is a co-production between Amazon Studios and wiip.
Based on the best-selling book trilogy from Jenny Han, the Prime Video drama has become a cultural sensation and captured the hearts of fans around the globe. Season One debuted in summer 2022 and become the #1 show on Prime Video premiere weekend. Season Two debuted in summer 2023 and more than doubled Season One’s viewership within three days of launch.
The Summer I Turned Pretty is a multigenerational drama that hinges on a love triangle between one girl and two brothers, the ever-evolving relationship between mothers and their children, and the enduring power of strong female friendship. It is a coming-of-age story about first love, first heartbreak, and the magic of that one perfect summer.
Jenny Han is the No. 1 New York Times best-selling author of the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before andThe Summer I Turned Pretty series. Her books have been published in more than 30 languages. For television, she created two new series based on her books—Prime Video’s The Summer I Turned Pretty, which she executive produces and co-showruns, and the Netflix series XO, Kitty, a spinoff of the To All the Boys universe, which she also executive produces. For film, she executive produced all three films in Netflix’s global hit To All the Boys trilogy. Han lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Get Ready for Stranger Things, Wednesday, One Piece, Squid Game, Happy Gilmore 2, Wake Up Dead Man, and So Much More!
Streaming LIVE on Netflix May 31 at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT
Mark your calendars, because Netflix is about to set the stage ablaze! On May 31st, the can’t-missNetflix TUDUM 2025 event will be streaming LIVE directly to fans worldwide. Broadcasting from the iconic Kia Forum in Los Angeles, TUDUM promises an electric night full of exclusive reveals, jaw-dropping performances, and unforgettable moments.
About TUDUM 2025: A Global Celebration of Fandom
TUDUM 2025 is not just an event—it’s a phenomenon. Designed to honor the passion and creativity of fans around the globe, TUDUM brings together the biggest stars, creators, and surprises from your favorite Netflix shows and movies.
From shocking first looks to surprise cast reunions and powerful musical performances, TUDUM 2025 will be the ultimate fan experience. Whether you’re obsessed with Hawkins, can’t get enough of Nevermore Academy, or love the twisted mysteries of Benoit Blanc, there’s something spectacular in store for everyone.
Why You Can’t Miss TUDUM 2025
With the world’s most passionate fans and today’s hottest stars under one roof, TUDUM 2025 is shaping up to be Netflix’s biggest celebration yet. Expect epic announcements, exclusive clips, behind-the-scenes secrets, and an atmosphere so electric you’ll feel it through the screen!
So, grab your popcorn, rally your crew, and tune in LIVE for an unforgettable night where fandom truly comes alive.
Lisa Vanderpump is back, along with Stassi Schroeder and a mix of familiar faces and new staff for Season Two of “Vanderpump Villa,” this time at ‘Castello Rosato’ in the countryside of Italy. The Original series returns with all ten episodes on Thursday, April 24, 2025, exclusively on Disney+.
Following a successful run in the South of France, “Vanderpump Villa” debuts ‘Castello Rosato,’ a breathtaking 12th-century castle set amidst an enchanting Italian backdrop. Renowned for her timeless elegance and flair, Lisa Vanderpump raises the bar with bespoke luxury and unforgettable celebrations. New and returning staff face soaring stakes, as one standout earns a $30,000 bonus. With fiery romances, rivalries, and surprises—including former employee Stassi Schroeder’s watchful eye—“Vanderpump Villa” promises another summer of pure decadence and drama.
The Season Two villa staff includes Stassi Schroeder (Special VIP), Anthony (Executive Chef), Marciano (Server), Grace (Housekeeper), Hannah (Server), Andre (Bartender), Gabriella (Events Coordinator), Tyler (Activities Coordinator), Ashley (Cook), Hagen (Housekeeper), Lexee (Bartender), Dominic (Cook), Tyler (Server), Alyssa (Server), Bridget (Sous Chef), Aidan (Server), Sianna (Events Coordinator), Siadi (Guest Services), Sheribel (Server) and Sam (Bartender).
Lisa Vanderpump serves as executive producer under her Villa Rosa production banner, and the series is produced by Bunim/Murray Productions.
Robust parental controls ensure that Disney+ remains a suitable viewing experience for everyone in the family. Subscribers can set access limits on mature content and create PIN-protected profiles alongside the already existing Junior Mode profiles to give parents and guardians peace of mind.
Stream “Vanderpump Villa” beginning April 24, exclusively on Disney+.
The Iconic Anthology is Back—With Stories That Hit Harder and Ring Truer Than Ever
After more than three decades of touching hearts and chronicling the rich tapestry of Filipino life, Maalaala Mo Kaya (MMK) is back—reimagined, recharged, and ready to resonate with a whole new generation.
Premiering this April 24 (Thursday), the all-new MMK returns as a limited series on iWantTFC, offering 13 emotionally gripping episodes over 13 weeks, each with a director’s cut exclusive to the platform. This marks a daring new era for the show, one that promises bolder storytelling, deeper emotional arcs, and stories that speak powerfully to today’s audiences.
Streaming First on iWantTFC—48 Hours Ahead
The series will stream 48 hours in advance exclusively on iWantTFC, giving fans early access to each week’s episode before they air on traditional platforms. And yes—you can now watch it on Chromecast and AirPlay, making it easier than ever to experience the magic of MMK wherever you are.
Raw, Real, and Relevant: MMK’s New Chapter
Still hosted by the beloved and award-winning Charo Santos-Concio, this chapter of MMK upholds the show’s legacy of compassion while embracing a storytelling style that is raw, unfiltered, and fiercely inclusive. Designed to connect with both millennials and Gen Z viewers, MMK is all about honest emotion, modern relevance, and timeless humanity.
Each episode invites viewers to reflect, feel, and—more than ever before—participate. Expect stories that spark online conversations, create ripples on social media, and inspire real-world action.
Star-Studded Premieres: Meet the First Stories
Kicking off the season are two inspiring tales:
The triumphant journey of “The Voice USA Season 26” champion Sofronio Vasquez III
A heartfelt story featuring a member of the Nation’s Girl Group, BINI
Each episode is a celebration of perseverance, identity, and the beautiful mess of being human.
Where and When to Watch
Streaming: iWantTFC (starting April 24 – Thursday), with episodes 48 hours early
Broadcast: Saturdays, 8:30–9:30 PM on Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live, and A2Z (starting April 26)
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Holy Week in the Philippines is a solemn and deeply reflective season—an annual pause where many Filipinos step back from their routines to reconnect with their faith. This sacred week, full of rituals and meditative moments, is more than tradition. It’s a personal journey through sacrifice, redemption, and the boundless power of faith.
And as Filipinos seek meaning during this time, The Passion of the Christ continues to stand out as a striking companion to reflection.
The Enduring Power of a Cinematic Masterpiece
Released in 2004, The Passion of the Christ, directed by Mel Gibson, is not just a film—it’s a visceral experience. Based on Anne Catherine Emmerich’s The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, it captures the final twelve hours of Jesus’ life—from Gethsemane’s solitude to the crucifixion’s haunting silence.
Twenty-one years on, its raw emotional intensity still grips audiences, offering a profound perspective on suffering, love, and divine sacrifice.
Faith Born from Desperation
For Gibson, the inspiration behind the film came from a personal crisis. Struggling with what he described as “spiritual bankruptcy,” he turned to the Bible for solace. What he found was a renewed faith—and a calling to share it through film.
This narrative mirrors the experience of many Filipinos: a people resilient through trials, deeply rooted in their faith, and eager to find spiritual truth not just in doctrine, but in lived experience.
Filipino Faith and the Film’s Relevance
Filipino culture is saturated with representations of Christ—from life-sized statues to passion plays. Yet, The Passion of the Christ brings these familiar images to life with unmatched emotional clarity. For viewers who’ve grown up with the story, the film adds layers of depth, pain, and truth that echo far beyond the screen.
From Caleb Deschanel’s somber, breathtaking cinematography to John Debney’s soul-stirring score, and Jim Caviezel’s unforgettable portrayal of Christ—every element is carefully crafted to evoke deep emotion.
A Message That Still Speaks Loudly
Speaking to Sight Magazine, Gibson shared his hopes for the film’s impact:
“I hope it spurs them on to investigate the life of Christ for themselves. And I don’t think you can’t be impacted by it. Some of the images are really strong, and I’ve decided not to hold back. Jim Caviezel (the actor who plays Jesus) said it really well. He said there will be some people that it will freak out…(b)ut there will be other people who can’t stop watching it, and even though they are horrified and terrified by it they will sit through the whole thing…By speaking very loudly, image and sound wise, it’s going to make people think very deeply.”
What’s Next: The Resurrection
And he wasn’t wrong. Two decades later, the film continues to stir hearts, challenge perceptions, and renew faith across generations.
Exciting news for fans: Mel Gibson is already preparing a sequel titled Resurrection. The new project aims to explore what happened after Christ’s crucifixion—delving deeper into the foundation of Christian belief. Stay tuned!
April is here, and with it comes the sweltering heat of summer—making it the perfect time to stay indoors and binge-watch the latest releases on Netflix. This month, there’s an exciting mix of K-dramas, pulse-pounding thrillers, nostalgic returns, and fresh new stories to keep you entertained. From Kian’s Bizarre B&B, where BTS’ Jin joins in on the fun, to the much-anticipated final season of You, there’s something for every kind of viewer. Get ready to discover your next obsession with our top picks for April!
In a school for the top 1% of students, two classmates form a deep bond as they face ruthless competition, unforgiving expectations and corrupt promises.
Resident Playbook (Series) Launch date: April 12
First-year OBGYN residents at Yulje Medical Center navigate the chaos of their work and personal lives, all in their quest to become exceptional doctors.
Weak Hero Class 2 (Series) Launch date: COMING SOON
New school, new friends. Haunted by his past, Si-eun faces harsher brutality but stands by his friends — growing stronger as he finds himself.
INTENSE TALES
A Queen’s Runway (Documentary) Launch date: April 10
Behind the crown and beyond the glamour, ambitious hopefuls chase their Miss Universe Philippines dreams, facing fierce competition and great sacrifice.
With trust in short supply, the Camp Fam moves forward in their quest to outsmart a clever foe. But new threats and surprises await them at every turn.
Black Mirror: Season 7 (Series) Launch date: April 10
Charlie Brooker’s dark, satirical anthology series will return with six brand new episodes, including a sequel to the sci-fi adventure “USS Callister.”
In the epic fifth and final season, Joe Goldberg returns to New York to enjoy his happily ever after… until his perfect life is threatened by the ghosts of his past and his own dark desires.
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Devil May Cry (Series) Launch date: April 3
When a mysterious villain threatens to open the gates of Hell, a devilishly handsome demon hunter could be the world’s best hope for salvation.
When her friend’s daughter goes missing, criminologist Lejla joins the search — and must confront the haunting trauma of her own childhood abduction.
Project UFO (Series) Launch date: April 16
A smug TV host and a small-town ufologist work to uncover the origins of an alleged UFO sighting, splitting the nation in a storm of doubts and beliefs.
When panic erupts on a Tokyo-bound bullet train that will explode if it slows below 100 kph, authorities race against time to save everyone on board.
The Eternaut (Series) Launch date: April 30
After a devastating toxic snowfall kills millions, Juan Salvo and a group of survivors in Buenos Aires must resist an invisible threat from another world.
In this high-octane battle of wits and wills, ingenious con artist Rehan devises a diamond heist while trying to outsmart Rajan, his sadistic adversary.
Whether you’re in the mood for high-stakes drama, mind-bending sci-fi, or heartwarming tales, Netflix’s April lineup has got you covered. As the summer heat intensifies, these new shows and movies offer the perfect escape—whether it’s diving into a thrilling mystery, getting lost in an epic adventure, or simply enjoying a feel-good binge. So grab your favorite cool drink, settle in, and let the streaming marathon begin!
