The Ending Of The Mandalorian Chapter 9 Explained
On October 30, 2020, The Mandalorian, a stand-alone spinoff of the Star Wars franchise, returned for its second season. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 9 explained.
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The Vibroweapons In The Mandalorian Explained
In the opening moments of The Mandalorian season 2, audiences are treated to a glimpse at the sport of kings, the sweet science, known as "two Gamorreans smacking each other with axes." Look closely, and you might notice something peculiar about their weapons.
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Why Shotgun Mary From Warrior Nun On Netflix Looks So Familiar
It'll be intriguing to see the continuing journey of our hero, Ava, in Warrior Nun's second season, but there's another character fans are excited to see back on screen: Shotgun Mary. She's portrayed to perfection by Toya Turner, and while the name may not be familiar, you may have seen her before.
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What You Didn't Notice About The Mandalorian Chapter 9's Big Battle
While Mando and his unofficially adopted son would probably like a minute to catch their breath, The Mandalorian chapter 9 proves there's no rest for the wicked. In the battle scene on the season 2 premiere, there's one technical detail you may not have picked up on the first time around.
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The Mandalorian Chapter 9 Moment That's More Important Than You Think
One of the first things audiences learned about Din Djarin on The Mandalorian was his hostility toward droids, sparked by a violent childhood incident. As the show enters its second season, however, it seems some things have changed.
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Who Was That Person At The End Of The Mandalorian Chapter 9?
The Mandalorian is finally back for its second season on Disney+, with the first episode, titled "Chapter 9: The Marshal," premiering on October 30, 2020. At the very end of the episode, a cloaked figure appeared. Here's who that person is.
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Why The Monster From The Mandalorian Chapter 9 Means More Than You Think
At first glance, you may think a krayt dragon is a new addition to Star Wars lore, but in actuality, these monsters have been around since the very beginning of the franchise.
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What The Mandalorian Fans Need To Know About The Gotra
Outside of a few Star Wars novels, the Gotra hasn't made much of an impression in the main continuity, but by all accounts, that could change very soon with The Mandalorian. The group was mentioned in Chapter 9 of the show. Here's what's behind that reference.
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How Ben Should Really Look In The Umbrella Academy
While fans of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy have grown accustomed to Justin H. Min's handsome face as Ben Hargreeves, aka Number Six, it turns out that his comic counterpart isn't quite as pretty.
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The Hidden Taika Waititi Gem You Need To Watch On Hulu
It's not wrong to think that Taika Waititi's everywhere these days. And if you liked Thor: Ragnarok or Jojo Rabbit, you owe it to yourself to check out his 2016 bushwhacking buddy comedy Hunt for the Wilderpeople.
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November Is Your Last Chance To Watch These Highly Rated Movies On Netflix
Whether you're a fan of old-school musicals, arthouse sex comedies, horror flicks, or neo-noir thrillers, the movies leaving in November are just as diverse and memorable as the rest of Netflix's offerings.
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The Comedy-Drama On HBO Max That Anya Taylor-Joy Fans Will Love
Few up-and-coming actors have had quite as impressive a run over the past few years as Anya Taylor-Joy. If you missed her star turn in a delightful new Jane Austen adaptation early in 2020, you can now watch it in the comfort of your own home on HBO Max.
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How Much Is The Justice League Snyder Cut Really Costing HBO Max?
A four-hour HBO Max Snyder Cut of Justice League is due in 2021. It's fair to ask how much this thing is going to cost. We don't know the exact number, but with help from experts, we can get close to an honest estimate for just how much Warner Bros. is sinking into this very unusual endeavor.
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The Biggest Changes Netflix's The Queen's Gambit Made To Beth
The Queen's Gambit, Netflix's miniseries adaptation of the novel by Walter Tevis, is largely faithful to its source material. However, if you read the book, you may realize there are some pretty significant differences, particularly when it comes to Beth's character.
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Why You Should Be Excited About Netflix's Born To Be Murdered
John David Washington of Tenet fame is starring in Born to Be Murdered, a recent Netflix acquisition, along with Alicia Vikander. Producing it is Luca Guadagnino, working with much of the crew from his Call Me by Your Name. With such an acclaimed cast and crew, it's looking to be an exciting film.
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The Adam Sandler Comedy-Drama You've Never Seen On Netflix
While Adam Sandler struck gold with the success of his latest holiday release Hubie Halloween, the prolific actor has another film on Netflix you may never have seen -- and this one does not include an inexplicable silly voice.
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The John Cena Comedy That's Hot On Hulu Right Now
Playing with Fire appears to be finding a second life on Hulu, where viewers are discovering lots to love about watching Cena engage in slapstick antics alongside a strong cast that's rounded out by Judy Greer, John Leguizamo, Keegan-Michael Key, and Tyler Mane.
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The Intense New Drama That's Taking Over Netflix Right Now
Netflix's freshly released miniseries The Queen's Gambit follows one young woman's quest to triumph in a difficult and male-dominated field. That struggle is part of the reason why The Queen's Gambit is currently the number-one series on Netflix's most-watched list.
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The Creepy Post-Apocalyptic Thriller That's Killing It On Netflix
What's on your short list of things that send chills up your spine? A post-nuclear apocalyptic setting? Wealthy folks with insidious agendas? Spooky old hotels? If you answered yes to the above, then you'll want to check out Cadaver, the thriller that's currently picking up steam on Netflix.
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The Coming-Of-Age Comedy That's Climbing The Netflix Top 10
Yes, God, Yes is an indie comedy that was added to Netflix in October and has already captured the attention of subscribers. At the time of writing, the movie was second on Netflix's list of the top 10 most viewed movies on their platform. Here's what you need to know about it.
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The Mystery Thriller Fans Of #Alive Need To Watch On Netflix
If you are a fan of well-crafted thrillers like #Alive and find yourself looking for something else to fill the void once the movie's over, Netflix has another film that you should definitely check out called Forgotten.
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The Epic New War TV Series That's Blowing Netflix Viewers Away
Barbarians debuted on the streaming service on October 23rd, 2020. All six episodes of the first season can now be viewed, and anyone who's a fan of History's Vikings will want to check it out.
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Why Maxim De Winter From Netflix's Rebecca Looks So Familiar
Netflix’s latest thriller boasts a pretty star-studded cast, and you’ll definitely recognize one of its two talented leads. Here’s where you’ve seen Armie Hammer from Netflix’s Rebecca before.
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The Ending Of Netflix's Rebecca Explained
Netflix's Rebecca isn't the first adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's gothic thriller, but if you missed Alfred Hitchcock's celebrated 1940 version, you may have been gobsmacked by the film's final act. We're going to break it down and explain everything you need to know about the ending of Rebecca.
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Here's What Viewers Think Is Wrong With Netflix's Rebecca
Opinions are generally divided between viewers familiar with the iconic Hitchcock version, and viewers experiencing the story of Rebecca for the first time.
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Why Mrs. De Winter From Netflix's Rebecca Looks So Familiar
Just like Mrs. de Winter can't escape Rebecca, you may find yourself unable to escape the feeling as though you've seen this actress before. She's had a meteoric rise to fame in Hollywood, and chances are good you've seen her in at least one film in the past.
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The Real Reason The Room Isn't On Netflix, According To Tommy Wiseau
You're tearing us apart, Netflix! Tommy Wiseau, the mysterious, eccentric creative force behind the immortal cult classic film The Room, has gone public as to why you can't find his masterpiece on Netflix: he says that the streamer doesn't want it.
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