Spider-Man: No Way Home finally arrives in theaters this weekend along with the latest from Guillermo Del Toro, Nightmare Alley, and an original movie on almost every major streaming platform, like Rumble on Paramount+ and Mother/Android on Hulu.

Robert Kirkman’s excellent comic series Invincible arrives in March on Prime Video with a new animated series that follows the life of 17-year-old superhero Mark Grayson, who tries to juggle high school problems with training and trying to live up to his powerful and beloved superhero father, Omniman.

Discovered by Dr. Dyson Ido in the junkyard of Iron City, Alita is a cyborg soldier who tries to remember who she is while becoming entangled with the evil forces lurking in the background.

Green Book emerged on top at the Oscars last night with three awards, including Best Picture, while Roma and Bohemian Rhapsody also took home multiple awards. The full list of winners is here.

The ladies take over the box office this weekend as Jessica Rothe is back for Happy Death Day 2U, Rosa Salazar stars as Alita in Alita: Battle Angel and Rebel Wilson is trapped in a romantic comedy in Isn’t It Romantic.

Miles Morales arrives on the big screen with the stunning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which features a fantastic voice cast and jaw-dropping animation that puts you literally into the panels of a comic book in a love letter to all things Spidey.

Creed II, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Robin Hood and Green Book are the big releases for this Thanksgiving holiday weekend and all but Robin Hood have received great reviews from critics.

True Detective returns after it’s rocky and convoluted second season with Mahershala Ali and Stephen Dorff investigating a crime that covers three different time periods in and around the Ozarks area of Arkansas.