‘Bugonia’ Review: Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons Duel for Humanity’s Fate

Inspired by the 2003 South Korean film Save the Green Planet! and reimagined by Will Tracy (who also wrote The Menu), Bugonia offers a modern take on the original story, exploring themes of politics, society, and what it means to exist. William Plemons delivers a compelling performance as Teddy, a beekeeper living in the countryside whose beliefs have become extreme after his mother (Alicia Silverstone) slipped into a coma—possibly due to a dangerous pesticide used by the pharmaceutical company Auxolith, where she participated in a drug trial. Convinced the CEO of Auxolith, Michelle Fuller (Stone), is actually an alien trying to destroy Earth, Teddy recruits his easily influenced cousin, Don (Aidan Delbis, a standout newcomer), to help him kidnap her.

Netflix Just Released the Trailer for the Sequel to One of Its Biggest Movies of All Time (And It Looks Absolutely Bonkers)

I was totally blown away by Roar Uthaug’s Troll when it came out in 2022 – it became the most-watched non-English movie on Netflix, and unbelievably, it still holds that record after three years! I’m so excited because the sequel, Troll 2, is finally dropping on December 1st, and the trailers look absolutely amazing. Seriously, check it out!

Dragon Ball Daima: Every Transformation Ranked (And #1 Is the One Fans Have Waited Decades For)

The new series, Daima, took fans by surprise with its fresh take on the established story. But it really shined with its incredible character transformations – a hallmark of Dragon Ball. Daima introduced five major new transformations, fulfilling long-time fan requests and even making a classic one official. Here’s a ranking of all five, based on how impactful and important they are.

Cancelled Shonen Jump Series’ Creator Bids Farewell With a Promising Message Amid Fan Outcry

Shows that don’t perform well, like Astro Royale, are quickly canceled. Sometimes, even promising series are stopped after only a few chapters – before they can reach 19. This happened recently with Kaedegami by Jun Harukawa, which began in WSJ in June and ended on October 19th, 2025, after just 17 chapters, disappointing many readers. Despite the upset, the author, Jun Harukawa, offered an encouraging message in the magazine.

Xbox Is Now Making It More Inconvenient for Developers to Make Games for its Consoles

Things have been a little uncertain for Xbox lately, and people are worried about its long-term future. There were reports that stores like Target had stopped selling Xbox consoles, but both Target and Microsoft have confirmed that’s not true. Still, consoles are hard to find, leading some to believe Xbox isn’t making many new ones after raising prices. It’s a strange situation, and many fear the next generation of Xbox, which Microsoft says is still planned, might be the last one ever released.