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Tomb Raider will have its own animated series on Netflix. The streaming platform has just presented Tomb Raider, a title that will arrive in 2024 and will expand the well-known franchise that is now in the hands of Amazon. In fact, this project was announced in 2021 by Powerhouse Animation, the studio behind Castlevania, which has collaborated with Netflix itself, Crystal Dynamics and Legendary Television.

Nathan Fielder, Benny Safdie (Oppenheimer) and award-winning Emma Stone (La La Land) reunite in a unique fictional TV project. The Curse is a series co-produced by A24 and Showtime in which Stone and Fielder himself play a newlywed couple who are apparently victims of a curse.

Moordale High School closed its doors in the third season of Sex Education, but that didn't mean the end of the series. Fortunately, the adventures of Otis (Asa Butterfield) and his friends have continued for one more season, which hit the platform last Thursday. However, there is no room in it for two key characters from the series, who have now been left out of the new center and thus also out of Sex Education. We are talking about Ola and Lily, the characters played by Patricia Allison and Tanya Reynolds, respectively. During the second season the two became close friends, almost inseparable, and already during the third season they formed a couple as such.

Unfortunately for its fans, Sex Education is saying goodbye with its fourth season, which has just arrived on Netflix and will be the definitive closure to a series that has been accompanying us since 2019. Otis, Maeve, Eric and company say goodbye, and so it is also the time to look back and reflect on the passage through the series and what it has meant to each of them. Ncuti Gatwa, who plays Eric Kwabena Effiong in the series, has been one of the first to speak out after the series finale, and has also taken the opportunity to reveal some of his deepest thoughts regarding his experience in the series.

Marvel fans are eagerly awaiting the second season of 'Loki,' because in it we will not only see Tom Hiddleston playing the "God of Deception" who is also the protagonist, but also other characters who appeared in season 1. The series is part of Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It won't be long now until the premiere of the second season, and in case you have forgotten any details, here is everything you should know before the arrival of the second season on Disney+.

Gareth Edwards, the director of Star Wars spin-off Rogue One, is ready to release The Creator. With this film, the acclaimed filmmaker returns to the field of science fiction, a genre that he has already proven to master to a thousand wonders. On this occasion, he will address the very current topic of Artificial Intelligence. In recent months, we have seen how this technology has expanded in dozens of areas.

Netflix's animated samurai series 'Blue Eye Samurai,' co-created by Amber Noizumi and Michael Green, the talented writer behind Logan and Blade Runner 2049, is generating positive expectations. Directing is Jane Wu, an art and storyboard veteran with credits on such films as Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Guardians of the Galaxy and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Blue Eye Samurai has a description as a larger-than-life action adventure that takes place 400 years ago. In addition, the voice cast is impressive, including Maya Erskine, George Takei, Masi Oka, Randall Park and Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa. Academy Award winner Kenneth Branagh has also joined the cast of the Netflix samurai series.

The trailer for All of us Strangers is now available and connoisseurs of this passionate and mysterious story can finally enjoy a wider look at this adaptation that promises to be one of the most exciting LGBT films of the year. Andrew Haigh is the filmmaker and who transfers the magic of Taichi Yamada's Japanese novel Strangers to the big screen with Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal in the lead roles.

Amber Heard may have decided to say goodbye to Hollywood and experience a mundane life in Spain, but that didn't mean she was giving up her acting career for good. The actress returns to the big screen with her latest film, In the Fire, an independent thriller directed by Conor Allyn has just released its official trailer. In fact, the history takes place in 1980s and Heard plays Grace Burnham, a New York doctor who travels to a plantation in Colombia to care for a boy (Lorenzo McGovern Zaini) with deep personal traumas and unexplained abilities. The local community, led by a priest, wishes to exorcise the young boy as, according to them, the devil is inside the child, being the cause of all the town's problems.

Remakes seem to be the order of the day, and soon a new version of a cult classic from the 1980s will hit theaters. Legendary Entertainment has joined forces with Troma Entertainment to bring back The Toxic Avenger, a film that promises to mix action, comedy and horror in a fresh and contemporary approach. The fiction, directed and written by Macon Blair, is a reinvention of the 1984 film of the same name, and also becomes the fifth installment in The Toxic Avenger film series. New images, with a broader look at its talented cast, were released recently, and the transformations of the actors are more than remarkable.