Many beloved game franchises have unfortunately disappeared over the years, often due to falling sales or the companies that made them going out of business. It’s always disappointing when a great series is forgotten, like what happened with games such as TimeSplitters and Medal of Honor, which were once very popular.
Calling Robert Pattinson’s schedule ‘busy’ is a massive understatement. The acclaimed 39-year-old actor is quickly following up films like Mickey 17 and Die My Love with roles in The Drama, Here Comes the Flood, Dune: Part Three, and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey – all expected in 2026. While he’s one of Hollywood’s most in-demand actors, even these projects pale in comparison to the scale of The Batman Part II.
A Nintendo Direct presentation this weekend gave fans a new trailer for the upcoming Mario movie. While not the first trailer released, this one finally showed Yoshi! In the trailer, Mario and Luigi discover Yoshi – who has just hatched – while checking out a blocked pipe. They quickly become friends, even using their Fire Flowers to bond with the little green dinosaur. You can watch the trailer here!
It’s funny that Disney, known for sad moments in films like Bambi and The Lion King, manages to be incredibly moving in Dumbo. Despite being one of Disney’s shortest movies, Dumbo really tugs at your emotions as you watch it move toward a happy conclusion. What’s most surprising is that this heartfelt story achieves all of this without anyone actually dying.
New trailer for ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’
This year marks the first of three on-screen collaborations for the pair, which is unusual, especially given that all three projects are large-scale films. What’s even more impressive is the range of roles, highlighting the acting abilities of both Pattinson and Zendaya.
Nintendo just revealed a trailer for the new game, giving fans their first look at Yoshi and some other well-known characters.
Unlike typical superhero teams with strong morals, like those led by Captain America, The Boys presented a darkly twisted take on the Superman archetype – a truly villainous version. The show also fearlessly tackled difficult topics like the dangers of unchecked capitalism, corporate corruption, and sexual assault. It’s been a wildly popular and shocking series, and fans are hoping the fifth and final season maintains the same level of intense action and outrageous moments as before.
So, after the screening, the director, Beth de Araujo, Channing Tatum, Keanu Reeves (Josephine, what a name!), and Gemma Chan, who plays his mum Claire in the film, did a Q&A. We got to hear how the three of them really connected while making the movie. Apparently, Keanu – can you believe Entertainment Weekly said they found him at a farmer’s market?! – and the others talked about it onstage at the Eccles Theater in Utah. It was really cool to hear how they built that bond.
As I’ve mentioned before,” Martin told the audience at Oxford Union on January 23, 2026, “the books will have a different ending than the show. That much I can promise.” He was about to say something about the showrunners, Benioff and Weiss, but a wave of applause cut him off before he could explain further.