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The excitement surrounding the anime adaptation of “My Hero Academia” is reaching new heights in multiple aspects. As the final chapters of the manga draw near, fans of UA Academy are eagerly anticipating more action in the animated world. This month marks the premiere of the fourth movie in the series, titled “My Hero Academia: Your Turn“, introducing a fresh villain to the shonen superhero universe. Regarding the television show, the League of Villains remains central as Deku and his comrades strive to create a hopeful future for the Hero Society.

Back in 2012, Telltale’s The Walking Dead was a game that truly shook up the narrative adventure genre. While Telltale games were known for their interactive storytelling, the choices we made often felt more like an illusion since they led to similar conclusions in the end. However, Until Dawn rekindled my love for this genre, distinguishing itself from Telltale with its updated visuals and choices that actually mattered.

As an avid Star Wars fan, I must admit that the sneak peeks of Star Wars Outlaws have left me quite excited. The idea of immersing myself in an authentic open-world Star Wars experience is tantalizing, and the Reputation system’s potential to shape dynamic gameplay sounds intriguing. However, there are areas where I share some concerns among the gaming community about this upcoming space odyssey by Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment. Let’s delve into a few of these potential pitfalls that have sparked skepticism in some Star Wars Outlaws fans like myself.

After Jamie Lee Curtis, well-known for her horror roles, apologized for poking fun at the Marvel Cinematic Universe during a trivia game at Comic Con, Ryan Reynolds, who plays Deadpool and Wolverine, stepped in to smooth things over via social media. In a humorous tweet, he downplayed the whole situation, attempting to move past any disagreement. During an interview with MTV’s Josh Horowitz on “Geeks or Posers?”, Curtis was asked about the phase of the MCU and she jokingly replied “Bad.” Although everyone laughed and Curtis seemed to enjoy it, she later appeared to receive some negative feedback and decided not to stick by her initial response.

Actress Lexi Rabe, who starred in Avengers: Endgame, reacted to Robert Downey Jr.’s announcement about rejoining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as Doctor Doom in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. Fans of Iron Man were thrilled when Downey Jr. shared a mysterious post on Instagram that hinted at his return, and Rabe playfully expressed her confusion with a simple “Dad?” comment. Marvel enthusiasts appreciated this nod to their interactions during The Infinity Saga, as evidenced by the numerous likes on her post. The Russo Brothers, who directed Avengers: Endgame and Infinity War, are also returning for this project. There’s speculation that we might see Morgan Stark back in the MCU as well.

As a diehard movie enthusiast, I’ve been eagerly waiting for the release of “Trap,” starring Josh Hartnett and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. However, it seems that this thriller has left critics divided, with a 44% rating on Rotten Tomatoes so far. The movie revolves around a man and his daughter who find themselves in a dangerous situation, trapped in a concert hall with a serial killer (and 30,000 potential suspects).