4 Sci-Fi Movies Set in Space That Are Surprisingly Accurate

Science fiction strives for accuracy, but the immense scale of space often requires filmmakers to take creative liberties to keep stories moving. Because so much of space remains unknown and our understanding is incomplete, it’s challenging to portray things realistically. This is particularly true when depicting alien life – since we have no real examples, filmmakers must invent entire worlds and creatures. However, some films and shows choose to be more grounded, sticking to technology and concepts that are scientifically plausible.

Don’t Expect Too Many PlayStation Remakes & Remasters Now

The recent news about Bluepoint Games is unexpected, considering PlayStation acquired them just five years ago. While the studio had been developing at least one game for PlayStation, the project was cancelled after the team was disbanded due to the current difficult conditions in the gaming industry. This news is particularly surprising because Sony recently announced a remake of the original God of War trilogy, and many people assumed Bluepoint would be leading the development.

Marvel Just Officially Set Up the MCU’s Own Suicide Squad (& Nobody Noticed)

Many viewers assume Marvel’s Thunderbolts are similar to DC’s Suicide Squad, but this overlooks key differences in their origins. In the comics, the Thunderbolts started as villains pretending to be heroes while the Avengers were gone, and some of them actually enjoyed being good guys. Later versions of the team continued to focus on redemption and positive change. The recent Thunderbolts movie emphasized this theme, showing a group of damaged individuals finding family and striving for forgiveness. However, recent developments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe suggest they might be moving towards a storyline more akin to the Suicide Squad, quietly gathering a team of anti-heroes.

The Apothecary Diaries Returns With a New Release Ahead of Season 3

I’m so excited about this character! Even though she doesn’t have a huge role in the main story, she’s become incredibly popular since the anime came out. And the best news? Square Enix’s Manga Up started releasing her own spin-off story in English back in July 2025, and it’s been ongoing ever since! According to Anime News Network, Square Enix is even giving her story a full English print release – Volume 1 is coming out this October! We don’t have a specific date just yet, but I’m already counting down the days!

Venom Confirmed for A New Movie (But It’s Not What Marvel Fans Were Expecting)

A new Venom movie is officially happening at Sony Pictures, according to The Hollywood Reporter! However, this one will be different – it’s going to be animated, not live-action. It’s a little unclear what role Tom Hardy will play, though he is confirmed to be involved somehow. It’s unknown if he’ll voice the character, if this movie continues his story, or if he’s just involved in future plans for Venom. On the bright side, we also know who’s directing!