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From December 8th to 14th, the movie Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery was the most popular film on Netflix globally. It received 20.2 million views and a total of 49.2 million hours of watch time, surpassing both My Secret Santa and Jay Kelly. What’s particularly noteworthy is that Wake Up Dead Man wasn’t released on Netflix until December 12th, meaning it achieved this success in only a few days.

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The updated version of Dragon Quest VII, called Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, will be available worldwide on February 5, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and PC (via Steam and the Microsoft Store). You can find more details about the game at these links: [link 1], [link 2], and [link 3].

Here is an overview of the game, via Gaijin Entertainment:

Here is an overview of the game, via Gaijin Entertainment:

Hideo Kojima pointed out that smartphones were initially criticized, but now many people rely on them daily. He believes AI will follow a similar path. Instead of dismissing AI as pointless or trying to stop its development, Kojima argues that we should focus on using technology to improve our lives, as turning back isn’t an option – just like with smartphones.

The second part of the Pokémon Go Winter Holiday event starts December 24th at 10 AM and ends December 29th at 8 PM (local time). The big news is the arrival of Galarian Rolycoly, along with its evolutions, Carkol and Coalossal. You can also expect to see lots of Ice-type Pokémon and Pokémon wearing festive costumes during the event!

The initial teaser trailer raised a lot of questions: Why does the text refer to Steve Rogers instead of Captain America? Who is the young man who appears to be his son? And what’s bringing him back into action? Marvel isn’t releasing just one trailer, though. Reports suggest they’re planning four trailers for the upcoming film, which will be shown before screenings of Avatar 3. While that might seem like overkill to some, it could be a very effective way to build excitement. Here’s a breakdown of Marvel’s plan and a look at other characters we might see in the movie.

Working on Avatar: Fire and Ash was a really special experience for me, and it became even more rewarding as I got to really inject my own style into the music. I recently spoke with ComicBook about what it was like collaborating with James Cameron – it’s all about finding that sweet spot between beautiful music and the incredible scale of the Avatar films. The goal was to make the music feel just as immersive and all-encompassing as the amazing 3D visuals.

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