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The thrilling finale of Season 2 on Silo left viewers eagerly anticipating Season 3, as it ended with a nail-biting cliffhanger. This Apple TV+ series is set in a dystopian future where humans live underground due to the air becoming toxic after apocalyptic events. In Season 2, we delved into what lies beyond Silo 18’s walls, as Juliette Nichols (played by Rebecca Ferguson) arrived at desolate Silo 17 following an unsuccessful cleaning mission and encountered many new faces. Simultaneously, a rebellion was igniting back home, eventually leading to a full-blown war in the final episode of Season 2.

Last year’s AnimeJapan was a massive event for anime fans, filled with exciting surprises. In terms of new trailers, it certainly didn’t disappoint – showcasing sneak peeks at series like Mobile Suit: Gundam, My Hero Academia, Beastars, Mushoku Tensei, Code Geass, Re:Zero, and numerous others. Moreover, it announced upcoming anime releases such as Baki Hanma Vs. Kengan Ashura, The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of The Apocalypse season 2, and a fresh adaptation of Blue Exorcist. With over a decade of big anime announcements to its name, this year’s AnimeJapan is building anticipation for some major titles that will be on display.

Unfortunately, it was revealed that Swamp Thing had been cancelled shortly following the debut of its first episode on DC Universe. Despite plans for Swamp Thing to reappear in James Gunn’s upcoming DCU, and with James Mangold set to direct his new cinematic adventure, the fact that Swamp Thing only lasted one season and was swiftly cancelled remains a significant disappointment in the world of superhero television, given how exceptional the series truly was.

As a film enthusiast, I must confess that the latest installment left me, and many others, feeling less than satisfied. A subpar script and questionable CGI were some factors contributing to this disappointment. Moreover, the controversy surrounding Ezra Miller didn’t help the marketing efforts. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that the Flash (Barry Allen) is far from incapable of delivering a blockbuster hit. Ever since his inception, he has stood tall as one of DC’s cornerstones, shaping the universe’s history significantly. Perhaps Muschietti underestimated this iconic character’s potential impact.

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