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George R.R. Martin has good reason to be proud of his A Song of Ice and Fire books after they inspired one of the most recognizable TV franchises. However, in the adaptations, many of the stories changed, and even Martin can admit that sometimes, it's for the better. Game of Thrones, though a more direct adaptation than its successor, House of the Dragon, still diverges from Martin's novels on several occasions.
Nobody said action movies had to be smart, or had to make you think, in order to be well worth the time. But this particular set of action movies is like the Ace of Spades, Hearts, Clubs and Diamonds of Dad Movies. It's like what would happen if every star from Blockbuster Video's top shelf decided that they wanted to make a comeback all at the same time. And now, Pluto TV is making it easy to revisit every entry in the series this summer.
Sherlock Holmes is the one true immortal amongst detectives in popular literature. The man has been around forever, and he tends to find himself around endings that feature cliffs, guns, trains, or just... great games. But the newest take on the world of Baker Street has officially become much bigger than that.
Pluto TV is making viewers an offer they can't refuse by bringing two of the greatest films ever made to our screens for the low price of free, gratis, nada. The Godfather and The Godfather Part II are always worth a revisit and now, they're going to become very easy to experience once again. The two Francis Ford Coppola classics are joining Pluto TV’s new Americana 2026 collection, where they’ll be streaming free as part of a huge batch of 250 movies.
With their compact stories and high production values, TV miniseries have often outshone longer-running shows in recent years. The most successful of these shows, though presented in a limited number of episodes, effectively draw the audience in with their powerful storytelling, exceptional production, and outstanding performances. It’s no wonder then that the format continues to grow more and more popular with every passing year.
Published Jun 28, 2026, 6:00 PM EDT In over three years at Collider, senior author Jake has now penned over 3000 articles covering a wide range of TV and film for the resources, lists, utilities, news, and interview teams.
Game of Thrones is that show with the dragons and people dying, plus some other stuff. But the dragons do – and did – get a lot of attention, perhaps second only to all the death.
For a series remembered for its exhilarating bending battles and sharp sense of humor, Avatar: The Last Airbender has never shied away from heartbreak.
With the emergence, and then prevalence, of digital technology, films over the last twenty years have gotten a lot easier to produce. With this outpouring of new movies, of course, came a slew of heebie-jeebies-inducing works: horrors. In this timeframe, horrors have seen a dramatic rise in popularity, to boot.
As one of the most famous actors in the world, it's no surprise that Tom Cruise has been producing plenty of big-franchise blockbusters in recent years. Last summer, Cruise walked off into the sunset as he completed his final mission as Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning. But it's now been almost a decade since he starred in a non-franchise film, since 2017's American Made.