The Most Delightful Movie Sequel of All Time Is Now on Netflix (Finally Joining the Rest of the Franchise)

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Fans can now enjoy Paddington 2 on Netflix, where it joined Paddington and Paddington in Peru starting November 1st. The movie, directed and co-written by Paul King (along with Simon Farnaby), follows Paddington, the charming bear created by Michael Bond, as he adjusts to life with the Brown family. Trouble arises when Paddington is wrongly accused of a crime and sent to prison. Ben Whishaw provides the voice for Paddington, and the film features a stellar cast including Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Brendan Gleeson, Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, Peter Capaldi, and Hugh Grant. It was released in 2017, just three years after the first Paddington movie.

Netflix’s One Piece Confirms First Season 3 Cast Addition (And It’s a Character Fans Have Been Waiting For)

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Following the successful debut of One Piece Into the Grand Line next spring, Netflix is continuing production on the show. They’ve just announced Cole Escola (known for The Simpsons, Big Mouth, and Teenage Euthanasia) will be joining the cast as Bon Clay, a character fans have been eager to see. This exciting news marks the introduction of a new character in the upcoming third season.

Sony Released the Perfect Platformer on PS2 21 Years Ago

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Released 21 years ago today, this game is a standout title in its genre. As the third installment in a highly praised PlayStation series, it wasn’t just visually appealing and easy to control. It featured remarkably deep gameplay and a strong narrative woven directly into the experience – a combination few games since have been able to replicate. This platformer is almost perfect and continues to be a shining example of the incredible range of games available on the PlayStation 2.

My Hero Academia Season 8 Episode 6 Release Date & Time

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Even after eight seasons of growth in My Hero Academia, Deku still can’t defeat Shigaraki Tomura alone. Luckily, he’s getting help from the previous users of One For All, who are working with him to create a plan to take down the most powerful villain in history. However, this victory will come with a significant sacrifice.

Examining Tessa Thompson’s Oscar Nomination Chances For Hedda

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Thompson gives a compelling performance in a new version of Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler. The character of Hedda is strong and usually in charge. She’s attractive, clever, and determined to get what she desires, but also hides a deep sadness. She can be both icy and charming, sincere and manipulative, all while trying to conceal the pain that motivates her.

7 Great Recent TV Shows Nobody Talks About

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The issue has grown over time, as viewers now have more TV choices than ever thanks to cable and streaming services. With so much content available, many quality shows unfortunately get missed or don’t receive the attention they deserve.

Scarlet Witch Works Better as a Villain (Even if She Is the Next Sorcerer Supreme)

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It’s been a while – since the mid-2000s – since Scarlet Witch has had a truly significant role, and while her dedicated fans are excited about her potentially becoming the Sorcerer Supreme, the news hasn’t generated much broader enthusiasm. Though she isn’t a particularly popular hero with most readers, Wanda Maximoff is a compelling character, and she truly shines as a villain. Despite the trope of powerful women turning evil in Marvel stories, Wanda is simply more interesting when she embraces that side, especially if she were to become the Sorcerer Supreme while acting as a villain.

Crunchyroll’s Darkest New Shonen Anime Breaks the Genre’s Core Trope (And It Delivers a Powerful and Unexpected Lesson)

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I’ve noticed a trend in many stories where the main character overcomes a lack of natural ability to achieve victory, and it’s usually pretty uplifting. But the new anime Gachiakuta on Crunchyroll is different. It doesn’t shy away from the possibility of failure, and the latest episode really highlights that. From the beginning, Gachiakuta has been a darker take on the typical shonen revenge story, and this recent development – breaking yet another common trope – really sets it apart. It’s a powerful reminder that success isn’t guaranteed, and that’s a surprisingly compelling message.