One delightful aspect of James Gunn’s lively social media activity is discovering intriguing tidbits about the DC Universe in unexpected spots. For instance, a discussion on movie industry practices for animal handling inadvertently verified that Superman actually includes real cattle.
In this week’s installment of Superman & Lois, Lex Luthor (Michael Cudlitz) escalated his crusade against the Kent family, particularly Lois Lane (Elizabeth Tulloch). He exploited media and talk show host Gordon Godfrey (Tom Cavanagh) to smear Lois’ reputation and portray Clark (Tyler Hoechlin) unfavorably by airing footage of their street fight in Smallville. As it becomes increasingly difficult to apprehend Luthor, “To Live and Die Again” approaches, and Lois encounters a roadblock in her investigation. However, luckily for her, Clark offers a solution. The CW has shared an exclusive sneak peek of next week’s episode, and in it, Clark encourages Lois to adhere to her own counsel for difficult times: return to the origin. You can witness this for yourself by viewing the video below.
As a die-hard fan of Jujutsu Kaisen, I can’t help but reminisce about the epic journey of Yuji Itadori that Gege Akutami so brilliantly crafted earlier this year. Even though the story has reached its conclusion, it’s characters like Suguru Geto who continue to linger in our hearts. The exciting news is that Studio MAPPA has already greenlit a third season, ensuring that the tale of Jujutsu Tech will unfold further on our screens before we witness its grand finale.
As Thanksgiving is only a week off, streaming platforms such as Disney+ are peeking ahead to December, informing subscribers about the films and TV series they can expect during the last 31 days of the year. This week, Disney+ has unveiled its list of additions for December, featuring new titles from some of their well-loved franchises.
Despite Square Enix not meeting its anticipated profits, it’s indisputable that Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, one of the most anticipated games in 2024, is a standout title. It dominates The Game Awards with seven nominations alongside Astro Bot and has garnered universal praise from critics. Nevertheless, the game director, Naoki Hamaguchi, has confirmed that there are no plans for additional content or DLC at this time.
Fans of Mortal Kombat 1 received an unexpected update related to Mortal Kombat 2, but this move has not been met with enthusiasm by those who are fond of the iconic 1993 fighting game. It’s been 21 years since the release of MK2, which initially appeared in arcades under Midway Games, a full 17 years before NetherRealm Studios, the Chicago-based team currently handling the series, was established.