I still can’t believe how groundbreaking “The Chinese Restaurant” episode was! Jerry, Elaine, and George just spend the whole time waiting for a table – it’s basically set entirely in one place. Apparently, NBC almost didn’t even air it! Now, everyone considers it one of the best Seinfeld episodes ever and a huge part of what made the show so special. It’s amazing how far it’s come!
The movie Geostorm began streaming on Tubi for free on January 1st. Despite being a box office and critical disappointment, this sci-fi disaster film—the directorial debut of Dean Devlin—features Gerard Butler as Jake Lawson, a satellite designer who must prevent a catastrophic, weather-altering storm caused by faulty satellites. The film also stars Jim Sturgess, Abbie Cornish, Ed Harris, and Andy García.
New research explores a path towards a consistent quantum theory of gravity by examining supergravity in 2+1 dimensions and employing innovative quantization techniques.
The podcaster recently revealed that her husband’s stylish outfits, which he wears while working as an analyst on ESPN’s Monday Night Football, are incredibly attractive to her.
Since the release of the blockbuster Avengers: Endgame – which remains one of the highest-grossing films ever – the Marvel Cinematic Universe hasn’t seen box office numbers quite as high. Marvel is hoping their upcoming Doomsday project, another large-scale superhero team-up, will recapture that excitement. However, DC Comics hasn’t yet achieved a similar crossover success in their movies.
It’s strange to watch old movies that try to predict the future and get it wrong. They were limited by the knowledge and imagination of their time, and so their visions of tomorrow never actually happened – which is probably a good thing in many cases.
It’s too early to say which movie will be the best of all time – we’ll have to wait until the end of the year to find out. For now, we’ve decided to look back over the last 25 years and choose the best movie from each year within its specific genre. We’ve intentionally excluded superhero films, as they deserve their own separate list.
I still remember when the Fantastic Four came back from those crazy Secret Wars 42 years ago today! For years, it had always been the Richards-Storm family and Ben Grimm – he was basically one of us. But then Fantastic Four #265 hit the stands, and suddenly, She-Hulk was joining the team! It was a big change, but honestly, I was excited to see what she’d bring to the group.
What truly makes Thor a captivating character isn’t just his incredible strength – which puts him on par with someone like Kratos – but also the difficult past that shaped him. A game that tells Thor’s origin story, showing a similar journey of struggle and transformation as Kratos, would be a great way to highlight this depth. With Ryan Hurst, who voices Thor, now playing Kratos in the new Amazon series, now is the perfect time to create that game.
What truly sets these shows apart isn’t just how well they’re made or how visually impressive they are, but their ability to genuinely connect with people. They surprise you, make you feel something, and often leave you thinking about them long afterward. Even as tastes change and animation evolves, the important ideas in these classics stay powerful and relevant.