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On Instagram, the verified account for filmmakers Joe and Anthony Russo shared a very fuzzy picture that seems to show writing on a board. Although the white marks are almost impossible to read, fans can’t help but try to solve the puzzle. The use of the hashtag #DoomsdayIsComing by the Russos indicates that this cryptic hint is connected to their upcoming Marvel film. Here’s the post for you to check out: [Insert Instagram post link]

Over the past few years, there have been many notable (and some less so) achievements, but “The Long Walk” might take the crown as the most noteworthy. This film has garnered significant praise from critics before its theater debut, boasting a 96% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes at the time of writing. On its own, that’s an impressive feat, but even more so considering Stephen King films, as it surpasses the previous best – the very first one, “Carrie” from 1976, which held a score of 94%. Here are some top-rated movies based on Stephen King’s books for comparison:

1. Carrie (1976) – 94% Tomatometer Score
2. The Long Walk (2021) – 96% Tomatometer Score (as of writing)
3. The Shawshank Redemption (1994) – 93% Tomatometer Score
4. Stand By Me (1986) – 88% Tomatometer Score
5. Misery (1990) – 87% Tomatometer Score
6. The Green Mile (1999) – 82% Tomatometer Score
7. It (2017) – 85% Tomatometer Score
8. The Shining (1980) – 84% Tomatometer Score
9. Pet Sematary (1989) – 67% Tomatometer Score
10. The Dead Zone (1983) – 82% Tomatometer Score

Games akin to “Hollow Knight: Silksong” and those listed below provide players with precise platforming, stunning environments, interconnected discovery, and tough combat. Each game on this list offers an experience comparable to Team Cherry’s games and features sequels, although some are still under development. Here are top-notch Metroidvanias and their sequels worth playing after “Hollow Knight: Silksong.

From Atlantis to Detroit, Aquaman has led superhero teams across the globe.

Now, just as expected, Bandai Namco has officially announced the scheduled launch dates for the demo of Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth – Hackers Memory, which was previously unveiled.

The three-hour long DLC follows a similar pattern to the impressive main campaign, featuring exploration of old caves, some physical combat encounters, and solving a few puzzles, all reminiscent of classic Indiana Jones adventures.