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You’ll Have To See Avatar: Fire & Ash FOUR Times To See Every Avengers: Doomsday Trailer

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I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz online this week about the first trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, and it sounds like it’s going to be bigger than we thought! The Hollywood Reporter just confirmed the rumor that we won’t be getting just one trailer, but four different ones. Apparently, each trailer will play before Avatar: Fire and Ash for a week, so we’ll see a new one each week for a month. That means if we want to catch all four trailers, we’re going to have to go see Avatar a few times when it hits theaters on December 19th. I’m already planning my trips!

Absolute Joker’s Monstrous Origin Calls Back to One Of Batman’s Best Unused Ideas

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The villains in the Absolute universe are more powerful and brutal than their regular versions. They’ve been deliberately changed to highlight the strengths of the Absolute heroes. A great example is the Absolute Joker, who isn’t just a force of chaos, but a ruler who imposed order through violence. Issue #15 of Absolute Batman explored the Joker’s backstory and his nature, creating a frightening portrayal of Batman’s enemy and revisiting an interesting, previously unused idea from Absolute Batman writer Scott Snyder.

DC Ignites Snyderverse Return Hopes With New Darkseid Teaser

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DC and Infinity Studio just unveiled a striking preview of their Darkseid collectible, based on Zack Snyder’s version of the character. Fans can now pre-order a huge, life-size bust of Darkseid for $5,599. This impressive statue is massive, measuring approximately 4.5 feet in height, width, and 3.4 feet in depth.

New ‘Paranormal Activity’ Finds Its Director

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the next Paranormal Activity movie will be a fresh start for the series. The first film debuted in 2007 at several film festivals before Paramount picked it up, intending to create a more polished version of the original low-budget movie. After editing and adding new scenes, Paranormal Activity was released in 2009, telling the story of a couple who filmed unsettling events happening in their home.

The Wild Geese – ULTIMATE COLLECTOR’S EDITION

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The film features a screenplay by Reginald Rose, who was nominated for two Oscars (known for 12 Angry Men). It stars screen icons Richard Burton (Where Eagles Dare), Roger Moore (Live and Let Die), and Richard Harris (A Man Called Horse) as a group of older mercenaries. They’re hired by a rich businessman for one last, dangerous job: to gather and train a team of commandos, parachute into a troubled African country, rescue the ousted President from a heavily guarded prison, and escape through the military-controlled airport, eliminating anyone who tries to stop them. The mission itself will involve killing, but surviving the escape might be even harder.

FPS Game Trilogy Normally $60 Now Only $6 for a Limited Time

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You can get all three Metro games – Metro 2033 Redux, Metro Last Light Redux, and Metro Exodus – for just $5.99 each on the PlayStation Store until December 15th at 11:59 PM Pacific Time. This deal is part of PlayStation’s larger “End of Year Deals” sale, which features many other discounted games. The bundle includes the PS4 versions of Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux, and both the PS4 and PS5 versions of Metro Exodus. Normally priced at $59.99, this is the best price this collection has ever been offered for on PlayStation.

7 Movies From the 1990s You Forgot Were Awesome

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The 1990s were a fantastic era for movies, and as time passes, many great films from that decade have faded from memory. These are still excellent movies that deserve another watch, perhaps overshadowed by more recent favorites. Here are seven awesome films from the ’90s that you might have forgotten – it’s worth revisiting them soon!

Binge Netflix’s ‘Emily in Paris’ Before the Season 5 Premiere

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With so many streaming options available, especially on Netflix, there’s plenty to watch. As Netflix prepares for the holidays with feel-good Christmas movies like Champagne Problems and A Merry Little Ex-Mas, now is a great time to enjoy something lighter. If you’ve already finished the first part of the new Stranger Things season, try Emily in Paris – it’s pure, unadulterated fun and doesn’t pretend to be anything else.