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One of the most humiliating box office performances in recent times has been provided by a documentary with huge financial support, intense advertising, and international press coverage. The official documentary about Melania Trump is said to have sold only one ticket at a few cinema screenings in the UK, which has caused a wave of online ridicule and casts serious doubts on the profitability of the film. What was billed as a glamorous political documentary is now commonly re

Opening Netflix or Prime now feels like walking into a supermarket with too many options and zero energy. Everything looks interesting, everything is trending, and somehow, you still end up rewatching the same comfort show. This week’s OTT releases aren’t about what’s good; they’re about what’s actually worth your time. Here’s what to watch, and what you can safely skip.

Stranger Things didn’t just give us monsters. It gave us people we got emotionally attached to in a way that feels kind of embarrassing to admit. Steve, Eleven, Hopper, Dustin, they’re not just characters anymore. So when you line them up from worst to best, it starts feeling personal. This ranking isn’t about hype. It’s about who made the show actually hurt, actually matter, and actually stay with you.

After years of being stuck in development hell, Masters of the Universe has finally released its first teaser and it’s more emotional than expected. The teaser suggests that while He-Man is destined to face Skeletor, he may not be fully ready yet. Instead of spectacle, it leans into hesitation, absence, and the weight of returning to a world that’s been waiting too long.

Homebound , the official submission of India in the category of Best International Feature Film in the 98th Academy Awards, has failed to get a nomination after months of hype and buzz around it globally. The highly regarded drama will fail to feature in the final Oscars nominations this year despite being in the shortlist previously. This is yet another step in the long struggle of India to get an Oscar nomination, which has rarely been successful in the past but, a few time

It’s been almost a month since Stranger Things ended, and fans still haven’t moved on. Netflix has confirmed a spinoff, but there’s no trailer, cast, release year, or even a title yet. So what’s actually happening? This piece breaks down what’s confirmed, what’s not, and what the spinoff is really expected to be without hype or guesswork.

His and Hers drops you into a murder that seems simple until it twists. A journalist with a past in the town, a detective with secrets, and a truth that refuses to stay buried. Every choice has weight, every silence speaks. By the end, you’re left wondering: if the truth could destroy everything, would you still tell it? Netflix’s His and Hers isn’t just a mystery; it’s a story that lingers.

Stranger Things 5 Vol 2 is here, but instead of thrilling chaos, fans feel uneasy. Unnecessary subplots drag the story; Eleven’s powers seem weaker, and no one feels truly in danger. With the finale just two hours, questions linger, memories remain untold, and emotional arcs feel unfinished. Is this the calm before the ultimate storm, or has the fire already started fading? Fans are watching, anxious, and desperate for answers.

When a film is riding high at the box office, the real test isn’t the opening weekend; it’s what happens when something bigger arrives. With James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash gearing up for release, all eyes are on Dhurandhar. Will the blue giants steal its screens, or has the film already built enough strength to stand its ground?

2025 isn’t slowing down; the biggest movies of the year are still on the way. From Avatar: Fire and Ash to mysteries, horror, rom-coms, and pure chaos, here are the five films that could flip the rest of the year on its head.

Political thrillers don’t need noise to scare you they just whisper the truth. Dhurandhar does exactly that, turning every smile into a secret and every decision into a threat. If it left you wanting more stories built on power plays, hidden motives, and people who protect the country without applause, these picks will keep you thinking long after the credits roll.

Sean Combs: The Reckoning isn’t loud or flashy, but that’s exactly why it hits so hard. The documentary moves with a quiet weight, letting the stories and the silences speak for themselves. It’s a heavy, restrained, and unsettling watch that lingers long after the credits roll because it refuses to turn real pain into spectacle.

Stranger Things is back, and Hawkins is definitely not welcoming us. The moment you step in, it feels wrong. Cold. Quiet. Heavy. Wrong. Eleven’s carrying the world on her shoulders, Will’s seeing things no one else notices, and the Upside Down, well, it’s alive. Fans online? Chaos. Some are hyped, some confused, some just screaming, honestly. It’s scary. Emotional. And yeah also kind of funny, in a twisted way. So are we really ready to face Hawkins? Or do I need a blanket fi

Family Man 3 (via Prime Video) When a show like The Family Man drops a new season, the internet is supposed to explode — theories, memes, praise, complaints, everything. And Season 3 did blow up, not quite in the "masterpiece-of-the-year" way everyone had hoped it would. The conversations are loud. The opinions? Louder. And critics just seem to be all over the place. Fans thought this would be the big comeback moment-the season where people go, "Yep, Raj & DK still got it."

Stranger Things has today’s generation hooked the same way Harry Potter once did. With friendships that feel real, moments that hit hard, and a world that pulls you in fast, Hawkins might just be the new Hogwarts minus the wands, plus the monsters.

Ever since Blue Beetle hit theaters, the question on everybody's mind has been: Where does Jaime Reyes fit into this whole DC movie mess? The DCEU is gone; James Gunn is busy building his new DC Universe, the DCU, and everybody's asking: Is Blue Beetle part of this new plan or just a leftover from the old tangled timeline? The bottom line is that Blue Beetle is officially part of the DCU.

The Carman Family Deaths is the kind of true-crime story that slips quietly into your mind and refuses to leave. A missing mother, a murdered grandfather, and a son caught between tragedy and suspicion, nothing about this case has ever been simple. Netflix’s new documentary doesn’t give clear answers, but it pulls you into the same unsettling questions investigators faced, reminding us that sometimes the scariest truth is the one we may never uncover.

The best holiday movies aren’t the flashy ones. It’s the quiet little moments that stick with you. A Royal Date for Christmas is full of those. You just watch Bella and Stefan noticing each other, laughing at small things, slowly getting closer. It’s not about crowns or castles. It’s the tiny, sweet moments that make it feel like a real little fairytale.

Being Eddie via DVDfever Netflix's new documentary, " Being Eddie ," helmed by two-time Oscar winner Angus Wall, is a grand ode to one of the most enduring icons in Hollywood. The 102-minute film, released on November 12, 2025, charts the extraordinary five-decade career of Eddie Murphy, while finally offering the audience a very rare glimpse into his carefully guarded persona. The documentary even takes viewers inside Murphy's California mansion, complete with a retractable

Mahabharat: Ek Dharmayudh is India’s latest reinterpretation of the epic war between the Pandavas and the Kauravas, now brought to life with artificial-intelligence-driven visuals and production methods. According to reports, the series is produced by JioStar and Collective Media Network and comprises 100 episodes. It premiered on the OTT platform JioCinema (formerly Jio Hotstar) on October 25, 2025, followed by a television broadcast on Star Plus from October 26 at 7:30 PM.