As a huge fan of Game of Thrones, I was thrilled to see a new video released celebrating the show’s 15th anniversary since it first aired on HBO back in April 2011. What’s really cool is that it’s not just about the battles and dragons – it features never-before-seen footage from the making of Season 8, and it really focuses on the people behind the scenes and their experiences, which I appreciate a lot.
Disney+ has collections branded with the Marvel Studios logo that feature only projects produced by Marvel Studios. Other Marvel collections include content from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but also contain films and shows that aren’t part of the MCU. With 14 official Marvel Studios collections available in the US, it’s clear just how large and expansive the MCU franchise has become, offering fans a wealth of content.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie is continuing to perform very well in theaters worldwide. As of recent reports from Box Office Mojo, the animated film has grossed $747.5 million globally. Of that amount, $355 million came from tickets sold in the United States, and around $392 million came from international sales.
Disney first announced at CinemaCon that Avengers: Endgame would return to theaters with new footage, but didn’t share any details. However, director Joe Russo recently clarified what fans can expect at the Sands Film Festival. He explained, speaking remotely, that the new footage isn’t just a simple deleted scene – it’s a key addition that connects to the story.
Prime Video successfully adapted James S.A. Corey’s The Expanse into a well-regarded six-season series, so fans have high hopes for their upcoming series based on Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck’s The Captive’s War. What’s particularly promising about this new adaptation is its scope – while The Expanse focused on human conflicts, The Captive’s War will explore a much larger galactic setting.
These uncommon anime cleverly use their seaside locations to build tension. Instead of slowing down the plot, the peaceful atmosphere actually encourages characters to face their issues, share secrets, and experience turning points in the story. Each episode often shows a brief moment of calm and normalcy, highlighting what the characters are trying to protect before the story dramatically changes course.
While Dragon Ball GT eventually developed interesting concepts like the Super Saiyan 4 transformation and the Shadow Dragons, it didn’t reach the popularity of earlier Dragon Ball series and left many fans feeling disappointed. Looking back almost thirty years later, it’s become clear that Dragon Ball GT fell short in several significant ways.
I was absolutely blown away by this sci-fi thriller when it came out in 2017 – it really showcases everything great about the genre. What grabbed me most was the concept: a universe fractured into two nearly identical worlds, with subtle but important differences. It’s so easy for shows dealing with alternate realities to get overly complicated, but this one avoids that trap.
The show has a subtle but noticeable writing quirk that becomes hard to miss once you’re aware of it. Louis Theroux pointed this out to Simone Ashley, the actress who plays Kate Bridgerton on his podcast, and she instantly knew what he meant.
As a big sci-fi and fantasy fan, I’ve definitely noticed time loop episodes are everywhere – from classics like Buffy and Doctor Who to more recent shows. In fact, 12 Monkeys really went all-in on the idea, building a whole series around time travel and loops! It’s always fun to see how different shows tackle this idea, and some of them are genuinely brilliant – they can be really clever, funny, and make you think about things in a new way. It’s hard to pick a best episode, but when it’s done well, it’s fantastic.