John Marston has long held the hearts of gamers since his introduction as the protagonist and secondary protagonist in the Red Dead Redemption series. Players adventured through the Old West with the gun-slinging cowboy as he learned and grew from his time with the Van der Linde gang to then saving his family from the
The Equalizer 3 director Antoine Fuqua wants to revisit two underrated movies from his filmography for director’s cuts. While promoting the latest Equalizer theatrical installment starring Denzel Washington in an interview with Indiewire, Fuqua was asked about some past projects that deserved a second look. His response was two standouts: The 2003 war drama Tears
Coming to a close a decade after it began, the DC Extended Universe was a fairly contentious shared movie universe. Many fans noted that its takes on classic heroes such as Superman and Batman were largely divergent in tone and even characterization compared to the source material. Nevertheless, these movies still had at least one
Connie Springer’s character has often been overshadowed by his early and famous introduction as one of Attack On Titan‘s primary comic relief characters. Although he is undoubtedly simple-minded, he is by no means a simple man. Connie’s strengths lie in his emotions, and this has led him to have some famous emotional outbursts. However, Connie’s
Literary to film adaptations evoke strong emotions from fans. Whether characters or scenes get cut, rarely is a reader totally happy with what they see on screen. Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice has had at least nine adaptations over the years, some more successful than others. The 1995 BBC miniseries, starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin
The long-running Bleach anime must give the most character development to its main cast since characters like Ichigo Kurosaki and his friends are the stars of the show. Still, plenty of side characters got much-needed glow-ups or transformed their personal lives at different phases in Bleach‘s story as well. However, the Bleach anime still neglected
Movies starring animals can entertain audiences with their comedic and heartfelt stories. Everyone has their favorite dog movie that’s capable of making them both laugh and cry. While some animal stories can entice and emotionally move viewers, others strangely rely on too much comedy or fantasy, ultimately leading to their detriment. Animated movies like Shark
The following contains spoilers for Ahsoka, Season 1, Episode 3, “Time to Fly,” now streaming on Disney+. The third episode of Ahsoka sees the search for Ezra Bridger and Grand Admiral Thrawn heating up. Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren have left Lothal as master and apprentice, tracking Morgan Elsbeth to the planet Seatos in the
Iconic Marvel and DC comic book writer, Gerry Conway, best known for his run following Stan Lee on Amazing Spider-Man in the 1970s (where he wrote the story that killed off Gwen Stacy, and the first Clone Saga) and creating major Marvel and DC characters such as Punisher, Jason Todd (the second Robin), Firestorm and
Ron Perlman has reignited fans’ hopes for Hellboy 3 with some new comments about potentially making the long-awaited film. Nearly two full decades ago, Perlman first appeared as the titular character in 2004’s Hellboy. Directed by Guillermo del Toro, the film was given a sequel, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, in 2008. For years, Perlman
Throughout the history of gaming, numerous video games have spawned massive controversies, with a majority of the outrage happening during the ’80s, ’90s, and early 2000s. Now considered retro games by many, these titles hold an important piece of gaming history thanks to the splash they made upon their release (often for all the wrong
With a prequel movie on the way, The Hunger Games continues to draw in new fans and inspire old fans to revisit the series. The movies are currently available to watch for free with ads on YouTube, making it easier than ever to catch up on the franchise. But over time, misconceptions about The Hunger
Doctor Who’s anniversaries have opened the door to some of the most exciting stories. Among the mesmerizing runs in the show’s history is Season 20, which stars Peter Davison’s Doctor. This classic release of Fifth Doctor serials is due to be released on Blu-ray on September 18th, leading fans to debate which of these stories
In 2001, Spy Kids introduced audiences to the Cortezes, a family of super spies. The movie gave birth to a franchise, spanning multiple sequels, an animated series and even a new reboot, Spy Kids: Armageddon. Throughout this impressive run, Spy Kids has included many notable stars, some of whom audiences may have forgotten took part
The undead will take over Marvel this October in Marvel Zombies: Black, White & Blood and the Stormbreakers will celebrate the occasion with eight spooky variant covers. Marvel Zombies: Black, White & Blood will be a four-issue miniseries written and illustrated by various talented creators. Marvel revealed in a press release that the series is
The following contains major spoilers for Invincible Iron Man #9, on sale now from Marvel Comics. Over the course of his decades long career as Iron Man, Tony Stark has stood firm throughout some of the most harrowing and horrifying events the Marvel Universe has ever seen. Of course, few if any have been as
Summary Tite Kubo’s hit manga series Bleach launched in 2001 in Japan, and it soon became part of Shonen Jump’s fabled “big three,” along with Masashi Kishimoto’s Naruto and Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece. Naruto is obviously named after its eponymous character, whereas One Piece is a reference to the legendary treasure belonging to Gol D.
John Wick franchise director Chad Stahelski admits his hopes for the hard-hitting action thriller franchise were nearly shot down at the start after receiving underwhelming feedback for the titular 2014 film before its eventual debut. Speaking on the Happy Sad Confused podcast with Josh Horowitz, Stahelski recalled a tough test screening for John Wick, which
Holiday specials have become a cherished tradition on modern Doctor Who. Established in 2005’s “The Christmas Invasion,” which served as David Tennant’s first full episode as the Tenth Doctor, Doctor Who went on to claim a coveted Christmas Day slot every year from then until 2017. While the more recent seasons under showrunner Chris Chibnall
Suicide Squad director David Ayer believes there was a chance he could have risen through the ranks of Warner Bros. were his movie not panned by critics and fans. Speaking on the Real Ones with Jon Bernthal podcast, the filmmaker explained that he’d heard talk of some executives throwing his name around to become the
Dan DiDio was the man in charge of DC Comics back in 2005 when the company published Countdown to Infinite Crisis. In this one-shot publication, Blue Beetle’s death was what sparked a series of events that shook up the entire DC Universe. DiDio received a shirt commemorating the publication of Countdown to Infinite Crisis. The
The X-Men are legends, but it didn’t start out that way. The X-Men debuted in 1963, making a minor splash at a time when Marvel was at the height of its powers. However, X-Men was almost certainly the least popular Marvel book of the Silver Age and eventually was relegated to a reprint book. However,
Comedy and horror have always made for a uniquely entertaining fusion. Both genres rely on similar storytelling structure — a good scare operates similarly to a great punchline. Both rely on surprise for their ideal effect, catching the audience by surprise with a sudden but effective turn. When the two genres work in tandem, they
Ridley Scott did not spare details in Napoleon’s original director’s cut, which clocks in with 270 minutes of runtime. Scott never shied away from developing drawn-out epics. The director is now 85 years old but in his most recent project Napoleon it appears he’s up for the challenge as ever, arguably making his most ambitious
Watching The Afterparty is supposed to feel like you’re watching a bunch of short films about the same event, which sounds repetitive but is far from it. The writers and actors on Apple TV’s murder mystery/comedy — now in its second season — have built a show that seems impossibly funny. Centered around the murder
As the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes continue, The Last of Us co-creator Craig Mazin has confirmed that the HBO adaptation may be the latest show to be affected. Per Entertainment Weekly, the writer and showrunner admitted that while some work on Season 2 is continuing, he’s very certain the next batch of episodes will be
Dungeons & Dragons‘ newest sourcebook, Bigby Presents: Glory of the Giants is packed with high-quality features for seasoned dungeon masters and players alike, mainly for giant-themed adventures in any homebrew campaign or module. A handful of new feats let players fight like true giants, while an assortment of brand-new magical items can be used by
Jane Austen wrote mannerly novels that take place in England during the Regency era. Though her books are mostly known for their iconic romances, she mostly wrote about manners and made tongue-in-cheek social observations. Her humor is subtle, and her protagonists and love interests are entirely lovable – even the woefully flawed ones. There is
It has been over four years since Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige announced a standalone Fantastic Four film, which would finally bring Marvel’s “first family” into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Since its introduction at the San Diego Comic-Con in 2019, the studio has confirmed little about this upcoming project, set to release on May
As befitting of his moniker, the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man’s villains typically hailed from New York, like the Web-Slinger himself. Most of them were sympathetic working-class people who got a bad hand in life, while the most monstrous were the wealthy elite whose powers rarely (if ever) went beyond New York City. This didn’t mean that
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