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While The Force Awakens was a huge hit, many viewers pointed out its similarities to the original Star Wars: A New Hope. It reused some familiar plot points and character developments, leading some to believe the film was overly cautious as it began a new chapter for the franchise. Although The Force Awakens does share elements with A New Hope, director J.J. Abrams also took significant creative chances that ultimately worked. In reality, the film wasn’t as predictable as some people remember.

In Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum, Clark Kent discovers four new types of kryptonite, each with a unique effect on Kryptonians. Unable to simply destroy these remnants of his home world, Superman experiments on himself to understand their powers. This unintentionally provides Lex Luthor with valuable data, allowing him to create an upgraded version of the Kryptonite Man, powered by the full range of the Kryptonite Spectrum. The story then takes a bizarre turn: Superman is somehow transformed into a baby. The central mystery is not just how this happens, but why.

Netflix hasn’t officially announced plans for a KPop Demon Hunters video game. They’ve even seemed to pull back from gaming recently, like when they sold Spry Fox. However, considering the success of games based on Stranger Things and Squid Game, and Netflix’s past attempt to acquire Warner Bros.’ gaming division, it’s likely someone at Netflix has considered turning the movie into a game. Netflix’s previous gaming efforts haven’t always been successful, so I’m exploring whether a KPop Demon Hunters game could actually be well-received.

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter promoting Avatar: Fire and Ash, James Cameron discussed the story behind the film Point Break. He revealed that he actually wrote the script, but the Writers Guild didn’t give him official credit. “I wrote Point Break,” Cameron stated, adding, “I was completely cheated by the Writers Guild on that. It was ridiculous.” The screenplay is officially credited to W. Peter Iliff.

I’m really excited for the remake, and this gameplay video definitely looks good! We knew Yakuza Kiwami 3 was changing up Kiryu’s fighting style – like adding that cool new stance where he uses weapons – but this is the first time I’ve really seen it in action and gotten a good look at how it all works.

You know, it’s getting really hard to find some of those older holiday specials! It’s especially tough when they haven’t made it onto streaming and aren’t shown on TV anymore. I was just thinking about Olive the Other Reindeer – can you believe it first aired on Fox 26 years ago today, December 17th, 1999? It’s cool because it was made by Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons, and his studio. They even gave it a great launch, airing it alongside Futurama back then! But honestly, it’s almost completely vanished – it’s just not available to watch anywhere legally these days, which is a real shame because it’s such a sweet Christmas special.

Racing games are a surprisingly great fit for the Star Wars universe, especially considering the memorable podracing from The Phantom Menace. That original concept spawned a fantastic arcade game, and a new racing title promises to capture that same spirit – which is incredibly exciting news!