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Even with a massive budget of $150 million and elite visual effects crews, small blunders can still find their way into the final version of any blockbuster film, as demonstrated by the case of ‘Shang-Chi’. Just like we’ve observed in the ‘Harry Potter’ series, ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ shows that not even major productions are exempt from classic cinematic oversights that require a second look. Here are six production errors, editing mishaps, and visual effects flaws in ‘Shang-Chi’ that you’ll always catch again afterward.

This week marks the 10th anniversary of Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, the last major installment in the series and Hideo Kojima’s final work on the franchise. Initially intended to wrap up the Metal Gear saga, development issues caused him to depart from his studio, resulting in a game that some consider incomplete. Despite this, it remains one of the top-tier stealth-action games, boasting an engaging narrative, despite its shortcomings.

In Justice League Unlimited #10, it was clear what happens when the three top-tier heroes clash. These friends and teammates, whose unity binds together all other heroes, become destructive forces when their beliefs conflict. Superman openly criticized Batman, leading to Batman acting covertly in a way only he can – behind everyone’s back. If these heroes don’t reconcile soon, the entire Justice League could be on the brink of collapse.

September 1st saw Netflix introduce six episodes of “A Thousand Tomorrows,” which is a TV adaptation of Karen Kingsbury’s popular novel bearing the same title. This romantic drama unfolds in the backdrop of professional bull riding, chronicling the journey of two unlikely lovers as they navigate their professions and confront their mortality.

Last year saw the debut of “Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft” spanning eight episodes, with its narrative unfolding after the conclusion of the latest video game trilogy. In this animated series, a seasoned and battle-hardened Lara Croft, portrayed by Hayley Atwell from Marvel, delves into treasure hunting while navigating life-threatening dangers.

Netflix has announced that the second season will drop on December 11th this winter, fulfilling their commitment to renew the video game adaptation. For now, here’s a sneak peek at what awaits Lara in her last animated escapade on Netflix.

Previously, it was communicated that the platform owner has been extending invitations for a test phase. However, this initial communication also stated that participants should refrain from posting any recorded footage online.