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That way of thinking has a flaw, though. James Gunn, head of DC Studios, has repeatedly stated he doesn’t want Darkseid to be the main villain in his new universe right now. He points out that Zack Snyder first brought the character to life in the movie Zack Snyder’s Justice League, and that Marvel already used a similar cosmic villain with Thanos. While Gunn has a point, he’s overlooking the biggest reason why Darkseid isn’t the right choice to be DC’s equivalent of the Mad Titan.

Jeff Sneider, in a recent newsletter also covering David Fincher’s unfulfilled Star Wars ambitions, investigated whether Adam Driver’s recent statements were a way to signal his interest in rejoining the franchise. He reported that sources confirmed there are currently no plans for Driver’s return, particularly with Kathleen Kennedy anticipated to leave her position as president of Lucasfilm next year.

Released in 1987, The Brave Little Toaster is an animated film about a group of surprisingly lifelike household appliances. Though made by Hyperion Pictures, Disney released it on video, and it gained a devoted following – becoming known for its unexpectedly scary scenes that frightened many children. Interestingly, The Brave Little Toaster shares a creative history with Pixar. Two of its writers, John Lasseter and Joe Ranft, later became central figures in the creation of Pixar’s hugely successful Toy Story franchise.

Tsunan Secondary School in Niigata Prefecture, north of Tokyo, recently shared how one of its fifth-grade classes used a video game to practice English. According to the school’s post, students advanced through the story by making choices in English. The post included photos of the class playing a demo on a PlayStation 4.

Here is an overview of the game, via PlaySide Studios: