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Among the eight live-action Superman movies that hit theaters, only three received a positive rating (labeled as “Fresh”) on Rotten Tomatoes. In this group, the Christopher Reeve series consists of four films: Superman, Superman II, Superman III, and Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. So, out of these four, which three movies from the Christopher Reeve series received a “Fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes? You might find the answer somewhat unexpected.

From forever DMs to seasoned Dungeons & Dragons players, most D&D fans have some opinions when it comes to the game’s action economy. Many a combat has been delayed while players and DMs quibble over the rulebook, and one particular element of the game often takes center stage in these debates – the bonus action. These extra actions have the potential to give players more options during combat, sometimes to the great frustration of DMs or even fellow party members. Recently, the man who helped invent bonus actions revealed why he doesn’t use them in his own D&D games.

TiMi Studio Group, the creators of Pokemon Unite, have revealed the upcoming addition to the game following Tinkaton, which is the Galarian form of Rapidash. This new character is set to debut on January 23rd, as announced this week. A sneak peek at the Galarian Rapidash has also been released. For those who follow Pokemon Unite leaks closely, you may already be aware that details about its abilities have also been leaked, offering a glimpse of what it can do when launched into the game.

It’s creating quite a buzz online that “The Batman 2” has been pushed back to October 2027. People are really wondering about the direction Matt Reeves will take in his portrayal of the crime-fighter, considering he spent so much time on the first “The Batman.” The continuous delays for “The Batman 2” certainly seem unusual. This uncertainty is further heightened by the growing DC Universe, with the upcoming “Clayface” in September 2026, which promises its own vision of Gotham City and its citizens. It’s clear that there are some challenges ahead for this interpretation of Batman in the 2020s.

In theaters now is Robert Eggers’ take on “Nosferatu,” a modern reinterpretation of the 1922 classic horror film “Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror.” This revamp has captured the hearts of both critics and horror enthusiasts alike. The plot, which is essentially an adaptation of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” has become a benchmark in vampire narratives, casting a lasting influence on similar tales over the years. Eggers’ version promises to make its mark within the genre as well. One thing that’s already evident: vampires are making a comeback and are once again stealing the spotlight. So if “Nosferatu” sinks its teeth into you, chances are you’ll be craving more vampire stories. Fortunately, while you might need to stay out of the sunlight, there’s no need to be in the dark about what to watch next!