February brings a lot of romantic options to streaming services, with plenty of comedies, thrillers, sci-fi, and more to choose from. While there aren’t a ton of major new original releases this month, some popular movies and shows are moving to different platforms, so it’s a good idea to check where your favorites are now if you can’t find them where you expect.
As a sci-fi fan, it’s been amazing to see books like Dune and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? become huge movies. But there are still some novels that just seem… impossible to adapt. Seriously, you could give them a massive budget, the best special effects, and a brilliant director, and I still think it wouldn’t capture what makes the book special. We’re seeing attempts with books like Dan Simmons’ Hyperion, which is cool, but the novels on this list? I honestly think they’re just too difficult to even try and bring to the screen.
When Family Guy first premiered on Fox 27 years ago today – January 31, 1999 – it made a huge splash, debuting immediately after Super Bowl XXXIII. Airing a show after the Super Bowl was considered a prime opportunity, signaling Fox’s confidence in the series. However, the show’s full impact and lasting success wouldn’t be felt for many years to come.
The Batman we know from the main DC comics isn’t the only one. Because the DC Multiverse is so expansive, many different versions of Batman exist, and some are even stronger – and much scarier. Here’s a look at 10 of the most powerful alternate Batmans from across the DC Multiverse.
While this series doesn’t rely on flashy visuals, it’s easily the most captivating Marvel show released so far. It really highlights the talent of co-creator Destin Daniel Cretton, who is quickly becoming one of the MCU’s key directors. Though every episode is solid, not all of them are perfect. Let’s take a look at how they all stack up, from the first episode to the last.
I just finished watching Sandokan, and wow, what a ride! It’s a classic adventure story, ripped right from the pages of Emilio Salgari’s novels and set in 19th-century Borneo. The series follows Sandokan, nicknamed the “Tiger of Malaysia,” a charismatic pirate who becomes a rebel leader fighting against the British Empire. Things get really interesting when he falls for the British Consul’s daughter – a romance that threatens to unravel everything he’s built. But the real tension comes from Lord James Brooke, a ruthless pirate hunter obsessed with capturing Sandokan and erasing his name from history. It’s a thrilling cat-and-mouse game with high stakes and plenty of action.
While several fantasy projects are on the horizon, Apple’s newest purchase stands out as the most promising. It’s planned to be even more expansive than HBO’s Game of Thrones, and if executed well, could become the largest fantasy world ever seen on screen. Surprisingly, the source material is just as popular as George R.R. Martin’s books, giving these new films and series a unique advantage that Game of Thrones lacked.
During a recent interview, the team behind the anime My Dress-Up Darling discussed their work on the second season. However, producer Shota Umehara stated that there are currently no plans for a third season. He explained that they haven’t started planning anything for a potential third season, but they would like to make one if the opportunity arises.
While they might not always get the spotlight, certain Avengers are incredibly valuable members of the team. These heroes are often underestimated, but they’ve consistently proven their strength and have been crucial in saving the day on numerous occasions.
The latest version of Dungeons & Dragons (5th Edition), updated in 2024, significantly changed how multiclassing works. Now, all classes gain specialized paths at level 3, unlike previous versions where some classes offered these options earlier. This means you need to invest more heavily in a class to effectively multiclass, and this list focuses on the best options within the revised 2024 rules.