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The movie, Generation Um, had a promising idea – it felt like it could become a beloved indie film. It follows John, a driver for an escort service, and his two friends, Violet and Mia, as they spend a day in New York City documenting their experiences with sex, alcohol, and self-discovery using a stolen camera. While actor Reeves delivers a nuanced performance as John, the script and the film’s self-aware, ‘movie within a movie’ style don’t quite live up to his effort.

It’s simple why Darkside felt like a true follow-up to Creepshow: it was made by the same director, George A. Romero. But when it comes to famous actors, the answer is a little more complex, and we’ll break it down for you now.

While the first Hogwarts Legacy game was a commercial hit, it wasn’t without its flaws. Despite these issues, I personally enjoyed it, and critics generally gave it positive reviews. However, the next game has a real opportunity to build on what came before and address the weaknesses of the original. If the sequel can especially improve the story, it could be just as successful, if not more so.

There’s currently a campaign to create a Thundercats set, but it needs a lot more support to succeed. With only 118 days left, they’ve reached over halfway to their goal of 10,000 supporters, currently having 6,890.

They likely would have been incredibly successful. This list highlights five examples, each possessing the qualities that would make them huge hits by today’s standards.

I’ve always been impressed by how Dragon Ball manages to stay relevant, even when a completely new story isn’t in the works, and Dragon Ball Z Kai is a perfect example. It first aired in Japan on April 5, 2009 (with the second half arriving on April 6, 2014) and offered a beautifully remastered version of the original anime. For a lot of fans, it really was the best way to experience the series. The updated animation, tighter pacing, and overall polish made it the version many of us first fell in love with.