These are things that I know to be true. There is a film in the works called 80 For Brady, which follows four women in their eighties as they go on a road trip for see Tom Brady in Super Bowl LI. Those four women are played by Academy Award winners Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, and Sally Field. (Inexplicably, Guy Fieri, is also a member of the cast.) This film will premiere in theaters on February 3, 2023.

Ahsoka Tano is one of the greatest heroes Star Wars has ever seen. Trained by Anakin Skywalker (pre-Darth Vader) and a survivor of the fan-favorite Clone Wars doomsday event, she's currently the most powerful Jedi to grace our screens. It's why the character has made the transition from an animated to a live-action character, appearing in multiple Disney+ Star Wars spinoffs—before eventually landing her own show in Ahsoka. Teeming with conflict, the debut seasonn feels as if it has more villains than heroes.

When Ahsoka takes her final bow in the season finale of her solo outing, it's more of a beginning than an end. Over eight episodes, the latest Star Wars series on Disney+ spent it time boosting bad guys to new heights, forming a team of galactic Avengers, and reconnecting with the Force. If anything, Star Wars fans just watched an eight-hour-long prologue. It's funny, considering Ahsoka was initially touted as a sort of Star Wars: Rebels Season Five—a quasi-sequel that would finally bring the beloved animated series to live-action.

It’s a refrain the narrator says throughout Netflix’s new film, All Day and a Night: “Slavery taught black people how to survive, but not how to live. And that’s what we pass on to each other. My father taught me how to take my fucked-up life out on everyone else.” All Day and a Night tells the painful story of that narrator, Jahkor Lincoln, a young man from Oakland, CA, who fulfills his own prophecy in the opening minutes of the film.

Adapting a beloved novel for television is no easy task. DirectorShawn Levy knew this when he sat down to transform Anthony Doerr’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book, All the Light We Cannot See, into amini-series for Netflix. Thanks to careful collaboration and judicious changes, he's created a stunning show that explores the life of Marie-Laure LeBlanc (Aria Mia Loberti), a blind young woman struggling to survive in France under Nazi occupation. While running a forbidden radio broadcast, she changes the life of a young Nazi soldier named Werner Pfennig (Louis Hoffman).