Ayo Edebiri

Marvel Studios has switched the release dates of two of its biggest 2025 movies, moving up Thunderbolts two months and pushing Fantastic Four back. 

Marvel has confirmed the title of the upcoming movie will be Thunderbolts*.

Upcoming OTT release week: Christopher Nolan's “Oppenheimer” arriving on Peacock and a documentary and album from Jennifer Lopez are some of the new television, movies, music and games headed to a device near you.

Cowabunga! The first teaser has dropped for Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – and it looks like a seriously good time. 

This weekend sees another bumper crop of new movies and shows arriving on streaming, so there's never been a better time to hunker down in front of the TV. First up, Second World War drama Masters of the Air kicks off on Apple TV Plus, featuring Austin Butler swapping Graceland for the cockpit, while new crime series Griselda hits Netflix. Elsewhere, The Farewell director Lulu Wang's new series Expats, starring Nicole Kidman, arrives on Prime Video, a prequel to Jonathan Glazer's Sexy Beast is now streaming on Paramount Plus, and the Queer Eye gang is back for an eighth season on Netflix. 

Steven Yeun has commented on his exit from Marvel's Thunderbolts, confirming that scheduling conflicts are the reason for his departure – but he hopes that this isn't the end of his MCU journey. 

One of Marvel Studios' upcoming movies has lost an A-list cast member – Steven Yeun has dropped out of Thunderbolts, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Marvel's Thunderbolts movie will soon be going into production, according to star Wyatt Russell. 

Happy Friday, Polygon readers!

Welcome to the weekend. We've got your downtime viewing covered with a guide to all the latest streaming releases, from Deadites to Donatello (and Leonardo, Raphael, and Michaelangelo…). 

Great comedy years are rare nowadays, but 2023 has been a particularly surprising exception to that rule.

A movie about two students starting a fight club to hook up with hot girls might sound like it dates back to an earlier time: the 1980s circa Revenge of the Nerds, say, or the early 2000s, when raunchy R-rated high school sex comedies like EuroTrip and American Pie (and assorted sequels) were all the rage. But 2023’s Bottoms turns those two students from nerdy boys into lesbians and cranks up the self-awareness a few levels.

R-Rated comedy Bottoms is currently the highest-rated movie of 2023 – according to Rotten Tomatoes.

The is hotly anticipated, and subscribers are wondering when they can start streaming the film.

The Bear star Ayo Edebiri has shared her review of The Empire Strikes Back – and it's absolutely hilarious. 

Paramount and Nickelodeon have big plans for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.