The Early ’90s: The Golden Era Of Sports Movies

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As a lifelong movie fan, I really think the ’90s were the golden age for sports films. We didn’t get any Best Picture winners like Rocky, sure, but that decade gave us so many movies we all just loved growing up. It feels like things just haven’t been the same since then, and thinking back on those films definitely brings back a lot of good memories. It’s a really nostalgic time for me, and I think a lot of other fans feel the same way.

NetEase Games to stop funding to Nagoshi Studio in May

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So, after leaving Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and SEGA, Toshihiro Nagoshi started a new studio – Nagoshi Studio – and it’s actually under NetEase Games. That happened back in November 2021, which is pretty exciting for what they’ll create next!

7 Best Swordsmen in Game of Thrones, Ranked

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A major draw of Game of Thrones was its realistic and often shocking violence. Being skilled with a sword was crucial for survival, making the show’s best swordsmen particularly compelling. This ranking focuses solely on characters from Game of Thrones itself, not those featured in its prequel series, House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Here are the 7 best swordfighters from Game of Thrones, listed in order of skill.

Marvel Is Finally Doing Classic Iron Man Again (and It’s Perfect)

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Iron Man has a rich history, but his comic book adventures haven’t always matched the popularity of his movies. Marvel struggled to find the right approach, sometimes portraying him as a ruthless problem-solver and other times simply mirroring the cinematic version – neither approach resonated with readers. Now, with a new creative team – writer Joshua Williamson and artist Carmen Carnero – Iron Man is finally hitting his stride. Their secret? They’ve gone back to the character’s original, core concept.

Mistborn Brilliantly Used a 72-Year-Old Fantasy Trope for Its Biggest Twist (& Brandon Sanderson Almost Didn’t Do It)

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Looking back, I really didn’t expect Kelsier to die, even though there were hints of it. Knowing Mistborn was the start of a trilogy, I assumed he’d be a major character for much longer—similar to how I felt about the Lord Ruler. However, his death follows a common story pattern: the mentor figure dies to push the hero forward and help them ultimately win. It’s a classic trope, really.

WB Actor Hints at First Footage Reveal of Highly Anticipated Animated Movie

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The animated film Coyote Vs. Acme has had a rocky road to release. Warner Bros. Animation initially canceled it, intending to write it off as a financial loss. However, the movie was rescued by Ketchup Entertainment, who recognized its potential and will now distribute it. Coyote Vs. Acme is scheduled to premiere in theaters on August 28th, and Eric Bauza, the voice of characters like Daffy Duck and Porky Pig in The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, has hinted that a trailer is coming soon, asking fans, “Who’s ready for the Coyote Vs. Acme trailer?”