Originally released 29 years ago by Rare and Nintendo, Blast Corps was a popular game that sold reasonably well. While it’s been somewhat forgotten in comparison to other Rare N64 classics like Donkey Kong 64 and Conker’s Bad Fur Day, it remains a surprisingly enjoyable experience today.
CBS announced that the show CIA will return for a second season, thanks to strong ratings from its first episode. Paramount reported that 8.4 million people watched the premiere across both television and streaming platforms within the first week.
Numerous sources indicate Kevin Costner left Yellowstone for a combination of reasons, primarily due to scheduling conflicts and his desire to pursue other projects. When Costner made it clear he wouldn’t return, creator Taylor Sheridan decided to conclude Yellowstone by killing off his character, John Dutton III. Though Costner didn’t appear in the final episodes, his death and the character’s legacy were central to the show’s ending. Now, Sheridan has addressed the gap left by Costner’s character with the new series, Marshals.
Scheduled for release in 2025, the movie Thunderbolts combines characters from the Captain America, Ant-Man, and Black Widow universes. The film pits these heroes against Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Lewis Pullman as the powerful Sentry, who also battles with his evil side, the Void.
Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson are both well-known actors in the science fiction world. Pratt is a leading star in the popular Marvel Cinematic Universe, especially as Star-Lord in the Guardians of the Galaxy films. Ferguson, meanwhile, appears in a highly acclaimed and beloved sci-fi franchise.
Honestly, after how much of a hit the first movie was, I was shocked to see a sequel happen – but delighted! Thankfully, “Ready or Not 2: Here I Come” brings back the team that made the original so great: directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, and writers Guy Busick and R. Christopher Murphy. But the real win? Samara Weaving is back as Grace MacCaullay, the incredibly resourceful bride who somehow survived the Le Domas family’s terrifying game. She is the heart of this story, and I’m thrilled she’s returning.
Emily Malek, played by Alexis Bledel, was a significant supporting character in the first four seasons of The Handmaid’s Tale, often interacting with June. Even though she wasn’t in the final two seasons, Emily remains crucial to understanding the full extent of Gilead’s brutality. Her friendship with June deeply impacted June’s growth as a character, and Emily’s storyline was particularly compelling. With a new spin-off series on the way, now is a good time to revisit one of the show’s most memorable characters.
After numerous setbacks – including on-set injuries, a lengthy post-production process, and pandemic-related delays – the highly anticipated action fantasy series finally has a release date. Netflix has confirmed the epic adaptation of Taiwanese author Teensy’s popular novel, “The Oracle Comes,” will premiere next month. They’ve also released the first trailer, which you can watch below.
Created by Jed Mercurio, Line of Duty centers around AC-12, a police unit dedicated to rooting out corruption within the force. The show was very popular from 2012 to 2021, though the ending of season six disappointed many viewers. However, season 7 is planned as a fresh start, aiming to address those criticisms while still maintaining the core elements that made the show successful.
Director: Flordeliza Dayrit