Sigourney Weaver’s 10 Best Sci-Fi Movies, Ranked

The fact that there were seven more sci-fi movies to choose from after picking her ten best really shows her love for the genre. Those films – Alien: Resurrection, Paul, Chappie, the 2016 Ghostbusters, The Gorge, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Avatar: Fire and Ash – didn’t quite make the cut this time. It seems likely she’ll continue to enjoy and possibly even make more sci-fi films, meaning this list might change in the future.

I’m Begging You DC, Please Keep the Absolute Universe Separate for 2026

If you’re a fan of DC K.O. – and you should be, it’s a great series – you probably know DC Comics is planning something with the Absolute Universe. However, it’s less of a team-up and more Darkseid using the Absolute heroes’ likenesses to fight characters like Superman and Wonder Woman. This makes me wonder if DC is trying to quickly create a full crossover to benefit from the popularity of the Absolute Universe, and honestly, that’s probably not what fans want to see at the moment.

5 Reasons DC K.O. Was the Best Event Book of 2025

2025 had a lot of event-based comic books released, many from Marvel, and some were quite good. But DC K.O. stands out as exceptional. DC consistently delivers fantastic events, and this one is a prime example of their strength in this area. It was easily the best event of the past year, and here are five reasons why.

7 Shonen Anime That Are Masterpieces From Beginning to End

Not every popular anime has flaws, but even great shows like Naruto and Bleach sometimes have weaker story arcs. Many older anime also include filler episodes that disrupt the overall flow and quality. Luckily, these unnecessary detours are happening less often now, making it easier to find consistently good series. From exciting superhero stories to thoughtful explorations of power, some anime truly deliver from beginning to end.

Splitgate 2 dev responds to player count concerns as Steam charts show low numbers after ‘Arena Reloaded’ relaunch — “They don’t show the full picture”

The free-to-play sequel to the 2019 shooter launched on Xbox, PC, and PlayStation in June, but quickly faced criticism. Players disliked the costly in-game purchases, the complex character abilities that made the game feel overwhelming, and the addition of a battle royale mode which many considered a forced attempt to follow popular trends.