Every Star Wars Movie that Turned into a TV Show

The development of Star Wars TV shows happened as Disney decided to pause making new films in the series. After Solo: A Star Wars Story and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker received mixed reviews, the studio chose to reduce its focus on movies. Before this change, many Star Wars films had been planned but ultimately cancelled. Fortunately, some of those ideas were then adapted and used for television series instead.

Stellar Blade 2 Going Multiplatform

Okay, so everyone’s been talking about Stellar Blade, and for good reason! It came out in 2024 and seriously blew me away with how gorgeous it looked and how fun the combat was. There was some chatter about the main character, Eve, even before the game launched, but it didn’t stop it from being a massive hit with both critics and players like me. It even got nominated for a bunch of awards, especially for its amazing soundtrack! The developers, Shift Up, were clearly thrilled with the response and quickly hinted at more to come – they’re aiming for something new before 2027, which is awesome. And now, we’ve just gotten some exciting news that makes the future of a sequel look really promising!

Sony Removes Ownership of Popular RPG, Issues PlayStation Store Refunds

On November 20th, some Sony customers received emails stating they’d been refunded for Stardew Valley – but the refund amount was $0. This was confusing, as Stardew Valley is often downloaded for free. It appears Sony was actually fixing a problem with PlayStation Plus and how the game is shared between PlayStation consoles and the PS Vita.

5 Forgotten Powers You Didn’t Know The Hulk Had

As a huge Hulk fan, I’ve always been amazed by everything he can do, and it’s not just about the strength! A lot of people focus on that, but he’s got so many other incredible abilities that don’t get enough attention. I want to share five of those lesser-known powers with you – you won’t believe how much the Hulk is actually capable of beyond just smashing things!

A Cult 1980s Horror Movie Got an Underrated Remake 2 Months Ago & You Probably Missed It

It’s amazing how many talented filmmakers come up with fresh ideas, which makes you wonder why studios bother to remake existing movies. Remakes can be profitable, but they need to be exceptionally well-made to succeed. However, financial success isn’t the only measure of a good remake. Positive reviews and enthusiastic fan reactions are also important. There’s one remake coming out in 2025 that’s showing promise in these areas, even though it hasn’t gotten a lot of attention yet.

Netflix’s Frankenstein Is Symptomatic Of Hollywood’s Remake Problem

With Frankenstein, Guillermo del Toro might be entering a phase reminiscent of Tim Burton’s work, and honestly, I’m all for it. It feels like a natural fit for his unique style. But more than that, this project feels deeply personal – like he needed to make it. It’s clearly been a lifelong dream, and the film comes across as him finally getting to scratch that creative itch.

Avengers: Doomsday Star Teases Duo We Didn’t Know We Needed (& More Character Interactions)

The upcoming movie, Avengers: Doomsday, will bring together two Avengers teams – the group from Thunderbolts and Sam Wilson’s team – alongside the Fantastic Four (who first appeared in a 2025 film) and the X-Men. However, it won’t feature a brand new team of mutants. Instead, Doomsday will bring back many of the original X-Men film actors, including James Marsden, Patrick Stewart, and Ian McKellen. Kelsey Grammer, despite only appearing in one of the previous Fox films, is also returning and has hinted at who his character, Beast, will be interacting with.