Netflix has officially released the trailer for a unique new chapter in the Stranger Things saga. The streaming service shared the first footage of One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5, a documentary exploring the show's grand finale.

Directed by Martina Radwan, this project focuses heavily on the work of Matt and Ross Duffer. Along with producer Shawn Levy, the creative duo brought the town of Hawkins to life, establishing one of the most significant series recently produced.

Viewers will see interviews with lead actors who have grown up before our eyes, including Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard. Cast members like Noah Schnapp, Sadie Sink, and Caleb McLaughlin also discuss their emotional journey throughout the past years.

Top Rated Phenomenon

The franchise maintains an exceptional reputation for quality storytelling and production value. Stranger Things currently holds an impressive rating of 8.6/10 on IMDb. Furthermore, the show enjoys critical acclaim with a robust 90 percent score on the Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometer.

A notable detail is the runtime; this making-of special lasts 122 minutes, equalling a full-length movie. While it might not be the narrative sequel fans crave, the upcoming animated series Stranger Things: Tales From ‘85 may bring more surprises later.

One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5 will be available to stream exclusively on Netflix starting on January 12.

A24 has officially unveiled the first striking poster for The Death of Robin Hood, marking a bold new chapter for the historical genre. Directed by the acclaimed Michael Sarnoski, this dark reimagining places a massive Hollywood star in the lead role.

Hugh Jackman, best known globally as the adamantium-clawed mutant Wolverine, steps into the boots of another legendary figure. The poster offers a glimpse of his transformation into the titular outlaw, promising a gritty performance that diverges significantly from his superhero roots.

The narrative draws inspiration from a specific 17th-century ballad detailing the final days of the famous bandit. Gravely wounded after a brutal battle, Robin finds himself in the care of a mysterious woman, forcing him to confront his violent past actions.

A Darker Legend

As he reflects on a life filled with crime and murder, the film explores whether redemption remains possible for the aging hero. Alongside Jackman, the movie features an impressive ensemble cast including Jodie Comer, Bill Skarsgård, and young talent Noah Jupe.

The Death of Robin Hood does not have a set release date yet, though the first trailer drops this week. The expectations are incredibly high given Michael Sarnoski's track record; his debut Pig holds a certified fresh 97% rating, suggesting high-quality cinema.

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The holiday season has officially concluded, yet movie theaters remained packed this past weekend. Disney emerged as the clear winner, drawing massive crowds for its latest blockbusters, Avatar: Fire and Ash and the animated sequel Zootopia 2.

James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash continues its reign, adding another significant sum to its domestic total. The visual spectacle has now crossed the impressive $1.1 billion mark globally, proving that the franchise remains a powerhouse despite its runtime.

Meanwhile, the animated hit Zootopia 2 is performing exceptionally well, holding the second spot firmly. With a staggering global gross of $1.6 billion, the sequel has officially overtaken Frozen 2, crowning it as Disney's highest-grossing animated feature to date.

Animation Beats Aliens

The top ten list features other notable entries like The Housemaid, but the gap between Disney and the rest is massive. Last weekend solidifies the studio's stronghold on the box office as the new year begins in earnest.



Avatar: Fire and Ash follows the Sully family as they encounter the hostile Ash People clan. Directed by James Cameron and starring Sam Worthington, the film is currently showing exclusively in theaters worldwide.