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It’s a fairly packed month on Hulu this February thanks to the addition of some interesting TV shows from FX and ABC. While the streamer’s own original content is somewhat limited – Life + Beth is returning for season 2 – you can also catch the new series of Feud this month. The new installment in Ryan Murphy’s juicy anthology show is based on the bestseller Capote’s Women: A True Story of Love, Betrayal, and a Swan Song for an Era by Laurence Leamer, and tells the story of Truman Capote’s betrayal and fall-out with New York’s most glamorous socialites. The cast is absolutely stacked, with Naomi Watts, Diane Lane, Chloë Sevigny and Calista Flockhart all swearing delicious revenge on Tom Hollander’s Capote.

Also via Hulu in February comes the third season of Abbott Elementary, along with new episodes of The Connors, The Good Doctor, Will Trent,...

Actor Tom Wilkinson, known for his BAFTA-winning role in The Full Monty and Oscar-nominated turns in Michael Clayton and In the Bedroom, died Saturday. He was 75.

Wilkinson died “suddenly” at home, according to a statement from the actor’s family, who were with him when he died as was his wife.

“The family asks for privacy at this time,” the statement continued.

Wilkinson was nominated for six BAFTA awards over the course of his career, winning best performance by an actor in a supporting role in 1998 for The Full Monty. His other nods included recognition for Michael Clayton, In the Bedroom and Shakespeare in Love.

In The Full Monty, he played Gerald, a former steel mill foreman who joins his fellow unemployed workers in staging a strip show.

Speaking about getting the part to The Guardian in 2011, Wilkinson recalled how he had been offered both a starring role in a...

British actor Tom Wilkinson, who won a Bafta for his work in The Full Monty and was Oscar-nominated for Michael Clayton and In The Bedroom, has died at 75 on Saturday. No cause was given.

“It is with great sadness that the family of Tom Wilkinson announce that he died suddenly at home on December 30,” said a statement from his agent. “His wife and family were with him. The family asks for privacy at this time.”

He also starred in 1998’s Shakespeare in Love, Christopher Nolan’s 2005 Batman Begins, and 2011 thriller Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.

He was also in the Disney+ streaming series of The Full Monty, reprising his role as factory foreman Gerald Cooper.

His film resume includes The Grand Budapest Hotel and Girl with a Pearl Earring among more than 130 film and TV credits.

He also won an Emmy for playing Benjamin Franklin in 2008 mini-series John Adams and...

Magneto's resurrection is drawing closer, and the first look at the interiors of Resurrection of Magneto #1 reveals the presence of the long-forgotten seventh Infinity Stone, the Ego Stone. The Ego Stone was thought to be gone forever, but it has now reformed and joined the other Infinity Stones, playing a role in Storm's quest to bring Magneto back from the afterlife. Ororo will face various challenges on her journey, including the Amenthi villain Tarn the Uncaring, the Infinity Stones, the Living Tribunal, and even darker forces who have their own plans for Magneto's return.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Resurrection of Magneto #1!After spending the latter portion of the X-Men's Krakoan Age dead and gone, Magneto's resurrection draws closer with each passing day. Marvel announced a limited series detailing this journey, and the first look at the interiors teases the return of the long-forgotten seventh Infinity Stone. What role...

Black Knight season 2 is not confirmed yet, as Netflix has not announced its renewal or cancellation. The first season had a satisfying ending, so there might not be much interest in a new entry. There is no release date for season 2, but if it gets greenlit, it will most likely be released between the end of 2024 and 2025. The CGI visuals took a lot of time and effort to create, so a similar amount of time will be needed for filming and completion. If season 2 is produced, the main cast, including Kim Woo-bin, Esom, and Kang You-seok, would likely return. There is a possibility that Song Seung-heon, despite being caught in an explosion, could also return due to his character's mutant abilities.

Season 1 of Black Knight, the Netflix South Korean dystopian drama, released in May 2023, but will there be a season 2? Based on Lee Yun-kyun's webtoon series of the same name,...

There’s no more appropriate reason to put Monty Python and the Holy Grail back in theaters than the celebration of a comically off-year anniversary. That is exactly what’ll happen this December, when the 1975 comedy classic returns to the big screen to celebrate its 48th-and-a-half anniversary.

The film will screen in select theaters across the country on Dec. 3, with additional showings scheduled for Dec. 6. For those who simply cannot help themselves, select theaters will be showing a special “Quote-a-Long” version of the film, while offering a safe space for...

Mohamed Diab's comments suggest that Moon Knight season 2 may not be developed for the MCU, as Marvel Studios has not officially confirmed its continuation. Despite the uncertainty, the popular characters from Moon Knight, such as Oscar Isaac's Marc Spector, could potentially appear in other projects within the MCU, including street-level stories or future Avengers films. There is speculation that Marvel Studios may be setting up a Midnight Sons team in the MCU, which could involve the return of Moon Knight and other supernatural characters. However, the future of Moon Knight in the MCU remains unclear at this time.

Mohamed Diab's comments suggest Moon Knight season 2 won't be developed for the MCU. Oscar Isaac debuted in the McU's Phase 4 as Marc Spector, a former mercenary with dissociative identity disorder (Did) who shares his body with alternate personalities Steven Grant and Jake Lockley, and is also the avatar of the...

Busan’s industry platform, Asian Contents & Film Market (Acfm), is a marketplace where sales agents set up their stalls to sell projects in development and completed films. But increasingly, it’s also becoming a place where producers can find the stories and other source material they need to bring those films and series to life.

Last year, Acfm launched the Busan Story Market, a more user-friendly moniker for the various strands of the market that present works available for adaptation and remake. The initiative was a hit with industry participants and this year has been adjusted further to include a greater number of early stage IPs.

“The feedback we received last year is that the industry hoped to discover more original works, rather than material that has already been adapted, including stories that have yet to be published,” explains Acfm general manager Seri Park.

“We didn’t necessarily intend it,...

Eternals set up four major MCU storylines: Arishem's return, the aftermath of Tiamut's birth, Eros' arrival, and Dane Whitman's team-up with Blade. The only Eternals set-up that may be paid off soon is the potential conflict over Tiamut's birth, which could involve Captain America and the Thunderbolts dealing with an international fight for adamantium. Eternals' mixed reception has reduced the likelihood of a sequel, and the McU's multiversal focus makes it unlikely for the Eternals and their cliffhangers to have a big role in the near future.

Out of the four storylines Eternals set up back in Phase 4, the MCU might only be addressing one in the near future. The Eternals are usually a very distant and self-contained group of characters in the Marvel Comics universe. They influence the world in silence and rarely interact with teams like the Avengers. Likewise, the McU's Eternals have secretly pulled the strings behind human history for centuries,...

There are literally hundreds of films and TV shows about or featuring King Arthur going back well over a century – there are silent films, musicals, animated films, comedies, dramas. You name it, there is a King-Arthur-themed version of it. There are not a small number of “Best of…” lists floating around the internet as well. But how do you know which of the recommendations is really going to scratch your King Arthur-shaped itch?

MGM+’s new series about King Arthur, The Winter King, is a combination of gritty historical fiction and “low” fantasy. It is also fairly grim and violent. But there are lots of different ways to tell a story about King Arthur and his knights, with or without round table, Merlin, the Lady of the Lake and so on. Here, we’ve rounded up a few of our favourite films and TV shows about or featuring King Arthur,...

Where to Watch Powered by Kit Harington is developing a Game of Thrones spinoff about Jon Snow, but there is no official confirmation yet. HBO is cautious about the Jon Snow sequel and will only move forward if the story is good enough, which puts Harington in a similar position to the one he faces with the MCU as Black Knight. Harington could return as Jon Snow, Black Knight, both, or neither, depending on how things play out, but going back to Game of Thrones is the riskiest, yet most enticing, option.

Kit Harington has plans to return to Game of Thrones with a Jon Snow sequel show, but risks running into the same problem he currently faces with his MCU future as Dane Whitman, aka Black Knight. It seemed like Harington, along with the rest of the cast, was done with Westeros following Game of Thrones’ ending back in...

Game of Thrones and Eternals star Kit Harington has offered an update on Dane Whitman's future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and whether fans can expect to see him as the Black Knight.

"I think that's the intention with the character," Harington offered while on stage at San Antonio's Superhero Comic Con & Car Show with his Game of Thrones co-star and Secret Invasion star Emilia Clarke. "I think there was some misunderstanding about whether he was going to be in the Blade movie. He was never meant to be in the Blade movie and isn't."

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Kit Harington just made the confusing Eternals' post-credits scene more strange, thanks to clarification on his future as new MCU character Black Knight. The two-year anniversary of Chloé Zhao's Marvel Cinematic Universe film is slowly approaching, and yet, barely anything from the future it set up has panned out. That includes suggesting that Dane Whitman will be involved in Eric Brooks' origins story.

During his recent appearance at the Superhero Comic-Con, Harington says that he is never meant to appear in the upcoming Blade film. Watch the clip via Kit Harington Updates on Twitter below:

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Tubi opens June with an intense WWII drama “Inglourious Basterds.” Allied officer Lt. Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt) assembles a team of five tough Jewish soldiers to spread fear throughout the Third Reich. They have one assignment: assassinate Nazi leaders. Quentin Tarantino wrote and directed the unconventional war drama. Eli Roth, Melanie Laurent, and Christopher Walz co-star.

Watch the trailer of “Inglourious Basterds”:

The network is also streaming the original documentary “Mystery Unsolved: The Adnan Syed Story” on June 7. The murder of teenager Hae Min Lee was the focal point of a “Serial” podcast, which questioned if boyfriend Syed was her killer. After serving 22 years in prison, Syed was released, still proclaiming his innocence. Now, he may return.

Another streamer original, “Magic Carpet Rides,” arrives June 14. It centers on a social influencer torn between sharing her budding romance or honoring her boyfriend’s request to keep their life private.

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Netflix has released its weekly chart of how movies and television series have been doing on the streamer, with the Jennifer Lopez action-thriller remaining in #1 over the Top 10 English film chart for the week of May 22, its third week in that position. Read on for this week’s analysis.

Before we get to the movies, it’s quite notable that Arnold Schwarzenegger made his debut on the streamer in a rare live action series called “Fubar,” created by Nick Santora (“Scorpion”), which debuted atop the English TV list with 88.9 million hours viewed, easily the most-viewed series of the week. It entered the Top 10 in 90 countries and was the #1 watched series in the United States, Canada and dozens of other countries across the globe.

It still received some stiff competition from the “All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” spin-off series, “Xo, Kitty,” its first season getting 63.8 million hours viewed last...

It’s a new year, and that means there’s a new lineup of series premieres, season premieres and the premiere of some shows’ last seasons. Our 2023 TV premiere dates guide will help you curate your “when to watch” list for the year.

Grab your popcorn, tissues and please keep the phone calls and texts to a minimum, because this year’s lineup of shows will have you hooked. Check out our guide below, and come back frequently as we’ll keep this updated throughout the year

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The Netflix movie and TV series that have been dominating the streamer’s weekly viewing chart were both still atop the Top 10 chart for the week of May 15. Read on for this week’s analysis.

Jennifer Lopez‘s action-thriller “The Mother” burst into the weekly streaming chart last week, and it topped the English films list for a second week with 94.4 million hours viewed globally. That means the movie has been viewed by almost 90 million accounts, i.e. 178.1 million hours viewed divided by the movie’s 1.96 hour runtime. It remained in the Top 10 in 93 countries with many of those regions, including the U.S. and Canada, the #1 viewed movie.

The documentary “Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me” also entered the charts in second place with 15.7 million hours viewed, followed by a number of non-Netflix films like Seth McFarlane‘s hit comedy “Ted,” Tom Hanks‘ “A Man Called Otto,” and the sci-fi thriller “Synchronic.

The most exciting upcoming K-dramas streaming in 2023 and beyond include brand-new series, long-awaited sequels, and the continuation of hit shows that dominated pop culture in the last couple of years. 2022 saw dozens of hit Korean dramas streaming globally across different platforms, including but not limited to All of Us Are Dead, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, The Glory Part 1, Pachinko, Little Women, and Alchemy of Souls. The first quarter of 2023 also saw some incredible K-dramas, including but not limited to The Glory Part 2, Payback, and Black Knight.

The most anticipated 2023 Korean dramas are mainly new releases, although a few of those are K-dramas based on webtoons. Some hit Korean shows from the past three years are also set to receive a second season in late 2023 and 2024. From new stories to highly anticipated sequels, here are the 10 most exciting upcoming K-dramas premiering in 2023 and beyond.

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When you debut a new movie starring a major A-lister like Jennifer Lopez on streaming, it’s likely to be successful, and that was the case with Netflix’s new action-thriller “The Mother.” It debuted atop the Netflix Top 10 (Week of May 8) viewing chart, far ahead of the second-place film “A Man Called Otto.” Read on for more analysis.

Directed by Niki Caro, Lopez’s “The Mother” hit the streamer on Friday and managed to rack up 83.7 million global viewing hours to top the English film chart over a number of non-Netflix movies. It was the #1 film in the U.S. and Canada, as well as 80 other countries, and it was in the top 10 in 93 countries total.

Tom Hanks‘ “A Man Called Otto” dropped to second place with 19.9 million hours viewed, followed by DreamWorks Animation’s 10-year-old animated film “The Croods” with 8.7 million hours viewed.

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Jennifer Lopez-led “The Mother” has scored Netflix’s biggest opening weekend for a film of 2023 with 83.71 million hours viewed since its premiere.

The action thriller, which follows skilled assassin who emerges amid danger to protect her daughter, reached the No. 1 spot in 82 countries with nearly 43 million views. Directed by Niki Caro, “The Mother” nabbed the top spot on the streamer’s English films list this week, with “A Man Called Otto” and “The Croods” following in second and third place, respectively.

On the TV front, “Bridgerton” spinoff “Queen Charlotte” maintained its crown on the English TV list, pulling in an additional 158.68 million hours viewed this week as it appeared in the Top 10 in 91 countries. Now amassing 307 million total hours viewed and over 47 million views, the Shonda Rhimes-created romantic drama...

Dystopian futures have made for an interesting film genre worth exploring over the years. Post apocalyptic series like Silo and Black Knight are two of the more recent offerings, both delivering unique takes on what is a widely explored genre. None, however, has taken the path being carved out by director Michael Tyburski’s dystopian romantic comedy Turn Me On. The sci-fi comedy has wrapped principal photography and a first image has been released which teases love and romance in a world where it is not allowed.

There’s nothing drab about Netflix’s Korean action series Black Knight, which released all six Season 1 episodes on Friday. Although set in a dystopia, the show doesn’t feel like a hopeless slug — at least in the first episode — thanks its charismatic leads, who bring much-welcomed humor to the dark story.

The backstory: 40 years prior to the events of Episode 1, a comet struck the earth and sent most continents plunging into the sea. Only one percent of the population survived, and the Korean Peninsula turned into a desert.

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Webtoon and Ott platforms have been long-standing partners over the years. The widespread success of dramas like Sweet Home and Nevertheless has brought more viewers to the world of online webcomics that have been transformed into live-action dramas. Netflix brings us yet another one titled Black Knight literally translated from Korean to “Deliveryman”, which is based on a webtoon of the same name, written and illustrated by Lee Yun Kyun. The Manhwa (graphic novel) has also made its way to the Webtoons apps just in time for the series release, so if you’re interested in seeing the action in both forms, visit the Webtoons app and read Black Knight. Now, let’s dive into the series.

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The Apocalypse And Post-Apocalyptic Korea

It’s the year 2071, and forty years ago, a comet hit Earth, submerging most of the continents under the sea. Only 1% of the world’s population remains,...

Yet another Korean dystopian drama graces our screens, but this time there are no zombies involved. The post-apocalyptic K-drama titled Black Knight or Deliveryman, as it is known in Korean, makes the peninsula a desert land with no oxygen to breathe. There are many red flags right there, but the show goes as far as to create an underground world with sectors that are divided by cast, essentially like the Hunger Games or, if you want to make random ties, the Netflix film The Platform. This time the classes go underground, and the lower you go, the richer they are. In theory, Black Knight sounds wonderful, but in practice, the show doesn’t translate very well specifically because there is so much to cover in much less time.

It is 2071, and around forty years ago, there was a comet that hit the earth and destroyed 99% of the world’s population.

Black Knight is a South Korean series written and directed by Choi Ui-seok. It stars Kim Woo-bin.

Black Knight is a great South Korean series, this time in the apocalyptic sense of the story, gathering all the experience of the industry that, since Train to Busan, has given such good results.

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Black Knight is full of intrigue and subplots, but the action scenes are the queens of the show, standing out in rhythm and giving agility to each episode, which splashes with fights, chases, car races and so on.

Above all, it stands out in its outdoor setting, with a Korea turned into a desert, and it resorts to brutal photographic contrast.

A production with quality and with clear ideas of what it wants and, above all, with the well-learnt lesson of what works for the public. It knows how to play its cards and give in...

While it isn’t always as gripping as it tries to reach for, there is a delightfully cartoonish nature to the world of Black Knight that is juxtaposed against the darkness of its dystopian premise. Some of this makes sense — considering it is actually based on a webtoon — but it also becomes far more expansive than that. There may be some who attempt to superficially compare it to another South Korean series like Squid Game because of the way it introduces a dangerous competition, but a more apt point of reference would be the masterpiece that is Mad Max: Fury Road. Though none of the six episodes of Black Knight are as ambitious and assured as that film, with some of its special effects often glaringly hollow, there is still an enduring charm to the experience that breaks free in some of the more chaotic sequences. When the action begins...

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s first scripted TV series, the Jennifer Lopez-starring action film The Mother and documentaries featuring Anna Nicole Smith and Barack Obama are among the high-profile projects hitting Netflix this month.

At the end of May, the streamer is dropping the Schwarzenegger-starring spy comedy Fubar, in which the former California governor and Top Gun: Maverick’s Monica Barbaro play a father and daughter who discover they’ve each been secretly working as CIA operatives as they’re forced to team up and get to know each other’s true selves.

And earlier this month, in time for Mother’s Day, Lopez plays an assassin who emerges from hiding to protect a daughter she gave up for adoption years earlier in The Mother, streaming this Friday. The Niki Caro-directed action movie also stars Joseph Fiennes, Lucy Paez, Omari Hardwick, Paul Raci and Gael Garcia Bernal and was written by Andrea Berloff,...

Netflix is diving into dystopian futures once more with the latest gem from Korea, Black Knight. Starring Kim Woo-bin (The Heirs) and Esom (Kill Boksoon), the 6-episode series is a high-octane thriller that envisions a world with air pollution so severe that the remaining 1% of the population left alive relies on special "delivery men" to for their vital necessities. This post-apocalyptic version of Korea is run by the mighty Cheonmyeong Group, but one delivery man known as 5-8 (Woo-bin) sees them for the vultures they truly are.

Though Black Knight is based on a popular webtoon, director Cho Ui-seok's vision for the series has taken a different turn from its source material. One such instance is the young protagonist Sa-wol (played by Start Up's Kang Yoo-seok), a refugee who was secretly taken in by Defense Intelligence Command officer Seol-ah (Esom). After a tragedy strikes close to home, he decides...

Black Knight is a dystopian Korean drama based on the Delivery Knight webtoon by Lee Yoon-gyun, but it also serves as a long overdue reunion for stars Kim Woo-bin and Esom. The two actors previously appeared together in the KB2 drama special series White Christmas in 2011, a psychological thriller whose bleak premise might rival their current Netflix project. In Black Knight, they are joined by the younger actor Kang Yoo-seok (Start-Up), whose character Sa-wol has much to learn from each of them.

The story of Black Knight opens in 2071, after a cataclysmic change in air pollution has made Earth nearly uninhabitable. Only 1% of the population survives, and the Korean peninsula relies on heroic deliverymen, known as Black Knights, to bring them daily necessities. Woo-bin plays 5-8, a mysterious delivery man who reluctantly takes the young Sa-wol under his wing. Esom plays Sa-wol's guardian Seol-ah, whose investigation into mysterious deaths intertwines...

Netflix's upcoming Korean drama Black Knight may be based on a webtoon, but those familiar with the original story will find that the series offers a very different experience. To begin with, the protagonist Sa-wol (played by Start Up's Kang Yoo-seok) is a boy instead of a girl, though his admiration of 5-8 (The Heirs star Kim Woo-bin) and the deliveryman program remains the same. The series was written and directed by Choi Ui-seok, who previously teamed up with Woo-bin on the 2016 hit Master.

The filmmaker and star's familiarity with each other strengthens the unfamiliar world of Black Knight, especially as it provides the opportunity to dig into the psyche of a character as stoic as 5-8 tends to be. The world of futuristic science fiction is relatively new to Woo-bin, who dipped his toe in it last year with Alienoid, and he shared his research process with Screen Rant...

Recent hype has got everyone talking about the new Netflix original Beef, a series in which two complete strangers engage in a series of petty acts of revenge over a road rage incident. Starring Ali Wong as Amy and Steven Yeun as Daniel, we look into the lives of our two main characters and all the complexities and hardships that fuel the unfortunate and escalating feud between them. The show has received critical praise and has done exceptionally well in ratings and viewings, which leads us to wonder if the series will continue for season 2.

Creator of Beef, Lee Sung Jin, is prepared to do more should the show be given the green light by Netflix, and according to recent news, two more seasons have already been mapped out. However, Lee Sung Jin has confirmed that a new season will bring us a whole new cast of characters and a...

Marvel's Blade is set to release September 6th, 2024 with a brand-new actor portraying Blade after the iconic performance by Wesley Snipes. The film's plot remains a mystery, but since it's the first time the character will be introduced into the MCU, there's a good chance that it will act as his origin story. In the comics, Blade is what's known as a Dhampir: a half-human, half-vampire hybrid that has vampire-like abilities but can survive in sunlight. In addition, he's a vampire hunter who works with several of Marvel's well-known heroes, even becoming an Avenger. Blade will likely keep his backstory very similar to the comics, and will follow Captain America: New World Order in theaters.

The first actor confirmed in Blade was Mahershala Ali, as the titular Blade. His voice was briefly featured in the post-credits scene for Eternals, where he spoke to Kit Harington's Dane Whitman. Since Blade's initial announcement,...

Must-watch comedy series, eye-opening documentaries and an expansion of the “Bridgerton” universe are among the noteworthy additions to Netflix this month. May 12 sees the premiere of Jennifer Lopez’s new Netflix original film “The Mother,” in which she plays an assassin lured back in for one last job. And on May 23, the documentary “Victim/Suspect” examines how sexual assault victims too often get turned into suspects when they report their assaults.

“Queen Charlotte,” the “Bridgerton” prequel series, arrives on May 4 while a new season of Tim Robinson’s sketch series “I Think You Should Leave” drops on May 30. And if you missed the most recent season of the niche (but delightful) comedy series “Documentary Now!,” you can stream that on Netflix starting May 9.

Check out the full list of what’s new on Netflix in May 2023 below.

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Netflix recently announced it would be investing $2.5 billion into South Korean programming. Before Squid Game season 2 comes down the pike, however, the first seeds of that investment will bear fruit for Netflix in May 2023.

Netflix’s list of new releases for May 2023 is highlighted by the May 12 release of Korean series Black Knight. Set “in a dystopian 2071 devastated by air pollution,” this show will follow world-saving deliverymen known as “Black Knights.” Other international offerings this month include Japanese sumo drama Sanctuary on May 4 and Spanish crime thriller Muted on May 19.

Netflix’s domestic TV options this month include Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story on May 4. That will be followed by post-apocalyptic animated comedy Mulligan on May 12 and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s TV debut Fubar on May 25. And for those hoping for “triples,” I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson premieres on May 30.

On the movie side of things, Netflix has an unusually busy month.

Eternals' Black Knight tease has become even more disappointing thanks to the latest Blade update. Marvel Studios delivered a surprise in Eternals' post-credits scene when Mahershala Ali's Blade was heard speaking to Kit Harington's Dane Whitman. The scene appeared to be a sign that Dane would make an appearance in Blade. This team-up opportunity immediately caught the attention of fans, especially as it signaled a chance for Dane to actually wield the Ebony Blade and take on the Black Knight mantle after failing to do so in Eternals' post-credits scene.

The assumption that Black Knight would be in Blade has become a bigger question mark around the film as time has progressed. Marvel Studios never confirmed plans to have Kit Harington return to the MCU for the Phase 5 film, which created doubt about the possibility. Furthermore, rumors have swirled that the vampire-centric film will be an MCU prequel...

Netflix’s lineup of new films and TV shows joining the streaming service in May 2023 includes Sylvester Stallone’s series debut in Fubar and a controversial examination of the life of Queen Cleopatra. Netflix is also expanding the award-winning Bridgerton series with the prequel Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story focusing on the relationship between Charlotte and King George.

New specials from Hannah Gadsby and Wanda Sykes debut in May, along with documentaries on Anna Nicole Smith, Connor McGregor, and underwater performers.

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As the calendar turns to May, the world’s largest streaming service is set to introduce a slew of new titles to the service. Perhaps most anticipated will be “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story,” when it debuts on May 4. Young Queen Charlotte’s marriage to King George of England sparks an epic love story and transforms high society in Netflix’s “Bridgerton” universe prequel. India Amarteifio plays Young Queen Charlotte.

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In the first series role of his career, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays an undercover CIA operative ready to enjoy retirement. However, when he discovers a family secret, he is forced to go back into the field for one last job. What he doesn’t know is that his daughter — also a CIA operative — is on the case. The action comedy “Fubar” is set to debut on the service on May...

Netflix has been at the forefront of bringing quality Korean dramas to a global audience in recent times. K-drama pieces like Squid Game and All Of Us Are Dead enthralled viewers when they became available on the streamer helping to bring to light the quality and talent in the Korean movie industry. While a number of K-dramas available on Netflix showcase the beauty of the country, the streamer's upcoming series is set in a dystopian future where Seoul no longer looks dazzling. Ahead of the premiere of the series Black Knight on May 12, Netflix has released the series' official trailer which teases a fight for hope.

"A World without order. A Knight without law." Netflix has debuted the main official trailer for a new sci-fi series from Korea called Black Knight, adapted from the comic book series known as Delivery Knight. This will be available for streaming in May - and it looks legit. Black Knight is set in the year 2071, when it is impossible to live without a respirator due to extreme air pollution. The Korean peninsula is a wasteland, and delivery drivers play a crucial role in maintaining humanity. The legendary delivery man who goes by the name "5-8" with extraordinary fighting skills meets a refugee who dreams of becoming a delivery driver, the only hope of refugees. "In a world without air, a rebel knight delivers hope. The one hope to overturn the world." Starring Kim Woo-bin as 5-8, Kang Yoo-seok as Sa-wol, Esom, Song Seung-heon, Kim Eui-sung, Jin Kyung, Lee Hyuk-joo, and Lee Sang-hee.

"Black Knight" is a new live-action TV series, written and directed by Cho Ui-seok, adapting the 'webtoon' "Delivery Knight" by Lee Yoon-gyun, following 'Sa-wol' living in a dystopian country ravaged by air pollution making it uninhabitable without an oxygen mask, streaming May 12, 2023 on Netflix:

"...the journey of a refugee named 'Sa-wol', along with tough deliveryman '5-8', navigate their dystopian countryside...

"...desolate and devoid of life, ravaged by severe air pollution, making it uninhabitable without an oxygen mask..."

"When I first read the webtoon, I found the setup to be extremely innovative", said Cho Ui-seok.

"It’s not the delivery men that we know of – they fight off the hunters to deliver oxygen and daily necessities, meaning that they play the most crucial role in the survival of the remaining mankind. That really appealed to me.”

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"Black Knight" is a new episodic live-action TV series, written and directed by Cho Ui-seok, based on Lee Yoon-gyun's 'webtoon' "Delivery Knight", starring Kim Woo-bin, Esom and Kang Yoo-seok, streaming Summer 2023 on Netflix:

"...in the dystopian future of 2071, where air pollution has become serious, delivery drivers play a major role in society, when it is impossible to live without a respirator.

"The legendary delivery man '5-8' with extraordinary fighting skills meets 'Sa-wol', who also dreams of becoming a driver, the last hope for a refugee..."

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