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Although many new movies have come out since then and are likely to receive more award nominations, none have had quite the same impact as KPop Demon Hunters. For a lot of people, it’s the clear frontrunner for best film of the year, and there’s been a lot of discussion about why. The music played a huge role in its success, and fans have been debating which song is the best ever since its release. Now that I’m convinced it’s the year’s best, I’m sharing my opinion.

“The Christmas Invasion” is important not only for the story itself, but also because it lays the groundwork for the show Torchwood. At the story’s end, Prime Minister Harriet Jones, who the Doctor had previously praised, authorized Earth’s defenses to fire upon the retreating Sycorax ship. While the Doctor was upset – the Sycorax were already defeated – Harriet Jones argued her actions were justified. Looking back after 19 years, it’s clear she was right.

Although Gachiakuta already felt like a mature shonen series thanks to its detailed world and other features, its main character truly set it apart. Rudo wasn’t the typical shonen hero; he was deeply emotional and motivated by a desire for revenge after his adoptive father died. He acted on these feelings, even resorting to violence against someone who was defenseless, just to get even with Amo. Throughout the first season, Rudo consistently stood out from the crowd. However, the introduction of a familiar trait in shonen protagonists at the end of the season is worrying, as it suggests the next season might become more predictable and lose the unique qualities that made the series so compelling.

Sixty years ago today, Doctor Who aired its very first Christmas special! It was episode 7 of “The Daleks’ Master Plan,” titled “The Feast of Steven,” and part of the show’s third season. This 12-episode serial featured the First Doctor (William Hartnell) and his companions battling the Daleks – his most well-known foes. While the larger story spanned several weeks, “The Feast of Steven,” released on Christmas Day 1965, offered a self-contained Christmas adventure and concluded with a surprising discovery about the Doctor’s past.

Despite all the different ways Marvel’s X-Men have been presented, animated TV series still feel like the perfect fit. Their stories work best when they have time to develop over multiple episodes, and animation allows for amazing visual effects. There have been five different X-Men animated shows so far, and this looks at how they stack up against each other.

Even with all the negativity you might see online, we think 2025 has been a fantastic year for the PS5. The number of games released has been incredible – it’s easy to forget how many great titles came out, and many of them were truly exceptional.