With Reacher Season 3 premiering on the 2025 TV schedule on February 20, interest in the action-packed series and how they film it is ticking back up. Thankfully, Alan Ritchson knows how to keep it real, and divulged some details about just how difficult these scenes can be to film, telling IGN Brazil:
Star Wars enthusiasts are meticulous observers who often catch subtle connections within the series’ continuity and its expansive cinematic universe. A fascinating connection has emerged recently in the dialogue from Return of the Jedi during Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker’s final confrontation. It appears to reference the duel between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker from Revenge of the Sith, although it could be a coincidence. Regardless, this unexpected nod serves as an Easter egg that warrants excitement among fans.
Netflix typically labels its original productions or revivals of canceled shows (from other networks) as “Netflix Originals,” and this tag also includes licensed or co-produced content from international channels. Over time, Netflix has made significant investments in the sci-fi genre, with many successful results. If you’re looking for top-notch sci-fi movies and TV shows, Netflix should definitely be on your watch list. Here are some recommendations to get you started.
Initially, many doubted that “The Accountant” would become a success in 2016. Despite mixed reviews from critics, the movie garnered a high approval rating of 77% from audiences, largely due to its intriguing narrative about Christian Wolff (Affleck), a math genius who balanced books for unsavory clients during the day and employed deadly fighting skills at night. This unexpected box office hit led to plans for a sequel almost immediately. However, between 2018 and 2024, “The Accountant 2” seemed like it was heading toward becoming a lost opportunity. That changed when the production team decided to take on Warner Bros. Discovery over the project’s inactivity. As per O’Connor:
The spy genre also became more diverse in the 2010s. Many secret agent shows from the 2000s focused on terrorism, but the 2010s saw the coverage of other areas, from corporate machinations to personal greed. We also saw an influx of more women-led spy shows, reflecting the actual professional landscape where the gender scales were beginning to balance. Here’s the best of what the decade had to offer.