I was chatting with Goddard recently about his upcoming film, Project Hail Mary, which comes out March 20th, and he gave me an update on The Matrix 5. He confirmed it’s still happening, but clarified that ‘in the works’ really just means he’s still writing the script. He doesn’t have a timeline for when it will be finished, so it’s definitely still a ways off!
Let’s talk about the 1998 blockbuster, Armageddon. Directed by action specialist Michael Bay, the film centers around a team of rough-and-tumble, experienced oil drillers who are unexpectedly recruited by NASA. Their mission? To prevent a giant asteroid from hitting Earth. NASA’s plan is daring: send the drillers to bore a hole deep into the asteroid and plant a nuclear bomb to destroy it before impact. The movie boasts a fantastic cast, including Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler, Ben Affleck, Will Patton, Peter Stomare, Keith David, Owen Wilson, William Fichtner, and Steve Buscemi.
I enjoyed Ghost of Yotei when it came out, but I was really looking forward to Onimusha: The Way of the Sword. The Onimusha series is known for its fast-paced, skillful samurai combat, and this new game seems like a fantastic return to that style. Instead of making a huge open world, which could have weakened the experience, Way of the Sword looks like it will focus on quick action, challenging fights, and a carefully designed structure. If Capcom delivers on its promises, this could be the best Onimusha game yet.
Wow, things are really heating up as Fire Force heads toward its finale! Each new episode is throwing these huge twists and turns at us, and honestly, it’s been way more intense than I anticipated. The anime is covering so much of the original manga by Atsushi Okubo, and at such a breakneck pace – it’s incredible! Seriously, if you’re an anime fan, you absolutely don’t want to miss this explosive final season before it wraps up.
It’s tempting to be fascinated by Titanus, the new monster introduced in Season 2, as its origins are unlike anything we’ve seen in Godzilla or Kong stories, leaving its full potential a mystery. However, the biggest appeal of the Monsterverse remains its iconic monsters, and it’s almost guaranteed that both Godzilla and Kong will play significant roles as the season unfolds – a fact subtly hinted at even in the opening credits.
The world of Arc Raiders is intensely exciting, and Marathon is about to enter it. Arc Raiders isn’t just popular – it’s become the benchmark for how engaging and immersive games in this genre should be. Marathon shows a lot of potential and looks refined, but it also faces high expectations. Having played Arc Raiders, players already know what a truly exceptional experience feels like, and in a market dominated by such a success, simply being good isn’t enough to stand out.
The official God of War X account shared a picture of Kratos and Atreus from the upcoming series. The post announced, “Father and Son. Here’s your first look at Kratos and Atreus in the God of War series coming to @primevideo. Their journey to the highest peak begins.” But instead of celebrating the new show, many people online claimed the image was created using artificial intelligence.
Premiering in 2008, Fringe is a highly acclaimed sci-fi series – critics give it a 91% rating – starring Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, and Lance Reddick. The show follows FBI Special Agent Olivia Dunham (Torv) as she joins the Fringe Division to investigate strange and unexplained events. She’s joined by Dr. Walter Bishop (John Noble), a brilliant scientist formerly in an institution, his son Peter (Jackson), and fellow FBI agent Astrid Farnsworth (Jasika Nicole). As the team investigates the consequences of reckless scientific experiments, they uncover connections to their own histories and a parallel universe. However, each solved case leads to new revelations and further complications.
Here’s a ranking of every season of Bridgerton so far, considering not only how visually stunning it is, but also how well the characters developed, how engaging the main plots were, and whether each season ultimately delivered a satisfying viewing experience.
Here are six Nintendo games from the ’80s that still hold up today.