Hedera, Curve DAO Token, and IOTA were the biggest winners of the past week. Core, Raydium, and Stellar Lumens were the biggest losers of the past week. After delving into this week’s cryptocurrency market performance, I can confidently say that it was a rollercoaster ride for investors like myself who are always on the lookout … Read more
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) boasts 34 movies, 11 series on Disney+, and close to five complete phases, yet many fans continue to cherish the origin stories that sparked it all. Movies like 2008’s Iron Man, 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger, and Marvel’s The Avengers are often praised as some of the MCU’s finest offerings. The action sequences in these early films have a unique appeal that distinguishes them from later entries in the series.
In the game titled “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle“, players are not allowed to kill dogs, a decision that’s justified within the game’s lore. Indiana Jones is an iconic character from cinema, known for his cleverness, charm, and immersion in adventure. This game delves deeper into Indiana Jones, providing additional insights into his story, like why he and Marion separated after “Raiders of the Lost Arc“. It’s one of the numerous ways this game enriches the universe and characters originally crafted by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas.
Disney’s sequel film, “Moana 2“, is breaking records at the box office. It is predicted to earn between $50-55 million in domestic sales during its second weekend, which would make it a new record for the weekend following Thanksgiving, surpassing the $35.1 million earned by “Frozen II” in 2019. Globally, “Moana 2” is on track to exceed the $600 million mark, coming very close to matching the worldwide total of its 2016 precursor. The initial “Moana“, during its cinematic run, amassed a total of $643.3 million.
People who currently enjoy horror games through their free Xbox Game Pass subscription may not be pleased with the upcoming Xbox Game Pass update scheduled for later this month. In all, 13 games will be taken off the service, with some being removed on December 15 and others on December 31. Among these departing games are a few significant horror titles.
Hollywood has lost a veteran TV star.