‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Release Date Set for November

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With a quick turnaround between releases, the sequel to Godzilla Minus Zero will launch worldwide while the first film is still popular, giving North American audiences a chance to see it around the same time as everyone else. Although it’s coming out in a busy month with big releases like The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping and Greta Gerwig’s Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, Godzilla Minus Zero is expected to perform well thanks to the huge success of the original.

2026’s Supergirl Movie Will Officially Change 3 Major Elements from The CW Show

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DC Studios has scheduled a new Supergirl movie, directed by Craig Gillespie and starring Milly Alcock, for release on June 26, 2026. This follows the six-season run of Melissa Benoist as Supergirl on CBS and The CW’s Arrowverse series, which aired from 2015 to 2021. With clear differences already apparent between these versions, the upcoming movie will offer a fresh take on the character for a new generation of viewers.

Terminator Fans Shouldn’t Skip This New Shooter

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Terminator 2D: No Fate feels like a game that could have been released alongside the original 1991 film. Its detailed pixel art gives it the look of a classic, lost game from the Amiga or Sega CD era. It’s a smart choice to match the game’s visuals to the time period of the movie, but No Fate’s style is more than just a nostalgic touch. Despite the recent surge in pixelated games, No Fate’s character sprites and animations are truly exceptional. The close-up shots are incredibly detailed, and the artwork during gameplay manages to convey a lot of emotion and atmosphere despite the limited technology. This is especially noticeable when the game recreates scenes from the famous movie – even in its retro, pixelated form, it still captures the same feelings, mood, and suspense. Instead of trying for realistic graphics that might fall flat and fail to capture the spirit of the film, No Fate cleverly chose a different, and more effective, approach.

The Utterly Absurd Hype Around HBAR: A Comedy of Errors 🎭

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2025, that graveyard of forgotten altcoin dreams, was-allegedly-pivotal. While other tokens shot skyward like drunken fireworks, HBAR plodded sideways with the enthusiasm of a civil servant on a bank holiday. No mania. No moon. Just gentle, unremarkable consolidation. Investors, rather than fleeing in horror, viewed this as a virtue. How delightful. A coin so boring it repels hype. Surely, this must mean it’s poised for greatness. 🤡

💰$15B?! A16z’s Power Move!

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The loot, as it were, is compartmentalized. A generous $6.75 billion sloshes about in a “growth fund”-one can almost hear the startups salivating. Two smaller funds, each around $1.7 billion, are designated for “apps” and “infrastructure.” How quaint. Then there’s the “American Dynamism” fund-yes, really-with a hefty $1.176 billion, presumably to build more impressive ways to… defend things? And, of course, the obligatory Bio + Health, a modest $700 million, and a catch-all encompassing $3 billion for “other venture strategies.” It’s all frightfully organized, isn’t it? The firm, a veritable brochure of explanatory prose, deigned to explain this financial ballet to the public.