The Subspace Emissary stands out in the Super Smash Bros. series because of its cinematic storytelling, which truly made it feel like a crossover event—something the series hasn’t quite achieved since. It was a groundbreaking experience, and a bit of an oddity, within the Super Smash Bros. games, and it’s best understood by playing it yourself.
Many sci-fi shows focus on realism, scientific accuracy, and the complex effects of technology. From popular anime to hidden live-action treasures, they explore themes of space travel, artificial intelligence, and human vulnerability, often going even deeper than mainstream series. This approach creates shows that feel bolder, more believable, and more enjoyable. While The Expanse is often seen as the face of popular sci-fi, these 10 shows prove that truly thoughtful, ‘hard’ sci-fi is actually doing very well.
As a big fan of the show, I’ve learned that with The Pitt, no one is ever really secure – and it’s not just dramatic license! Because it’s a teaching hospital, characters are always moving on, whether it’s to a new facility or to specialize somewhere else. We’ve already seen this happen a couple of times. Tracy Ifeachor’s Dr. Heather Collins left to pursue a fellowship out of state, and now, after season two, Supriya Ganesh’s Dr. Samira Mohan is also leaving The Pitt. It definitely keeps things interesting, but it’s always sad to see good doctors go!
Steven Spielberg’s Jaws remains one of the most terrifying horror films ever made, and no shark movie since has quite reached its level of fear. However, that hasn’t stopped filmmakers from continuing to make shark movies. While films like The Shallows and Open Water are known for being genuinely suspenseful, a separate trend of lighthearted, even silly, shark movies has also emerged.
The 2000 Syfy miniseries adaptation of Frank Herbert’s Dune is surprisingly strong, and in some ways, an improvement over previous attempts. Because it had more time, the miniseries was able to delve into characters and ideas that the films largely ignored. The same holds true for its sequel, which could potentially be as good as or better than the upcoming adaptation of Dune Messiah.
One of the most shocking deaths in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was when Foggy Nelson died in the first season of Daredevil: Born Again. While he surprisingly reappeared in a recent episode of Daredevil: Born Again season 2, I believe Matt Murdock’s friend may play an even more significant role in the upcoming third season.
Many fans might be surprised to learn that Red Dead Redemption 2 hasn’t been getting the recognition it deserves, and this hasn’t gone unnoticed. Recent leaks suggest a physical version of the original Red Dead Redemption is coming to PS5, bringing John Marston’s story to modern consoles. But what about Red Dead Redemption 2? That’s what many are wondering.
Well, CinemaCon 2026 is winding down here in Vegas, and Disney just finished their presentation. The big buzz, of course, was Marvel Studios finally giving us a proper look at Avengers: Doomsday. I was there with ScreenRant as they unveiled the first trailer, and let me tell you, it delivered! Here’s what we saw…
Initial reviews for the movie are coming in, and they’re mostly negative. It’s currently hovering around a 59% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with many critics saying the film, while a new take on the story, has significant issues.
Pedro Pascal’s character, the bounty hunter Din Djarin, and Grogu (known as “Baby Yoda”) became instant stars when they first appeared in Disney+’s The Mandalorian in 2019. Now, after years of success on the streaming service, they’re heading to the big screen in their own movie, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu. The final trailer for the film has just been released and you can watch it below.