Here’s a ranking of 7 of Cillian Murphy’s best movies, from least to most impressive. This list really shows why he’s become such a highly regarded actor. It’s not just about his talent – he consistently surpasses expectations in every role.
Season 3 of Jujutsu Kaisen kicks off with the movie Jujutsu Kaisen 0: Execution. The movie starts by quickly reminding viewers of the events of the Shibuya Incident, then continues with two new episodes that directly follow Season 2. This acts as a connection between seasons and sets up the exciting Culling Games arc. Keep an eye out for a quick mention of Kinji Hakari! Anime-only viewers might remember him as a third-year student briefly mentioned in Season 1. But for those familiar with the manga, this is a hint that a popular character is about to appear. Hakari is set to bring a unique energy to the series – he’s powerful, confident, and adds a much-needed dose of humor, making him unlike anyone we’ve seen in Jujutsu Kaisen so far.
A prime example of this can be seen in James Cameron’s Aliens, which significantly shifted the direction of the story compared to Ridley Scott’s first film. Scott’s movie was a terrifying blend of science fiction and horror, while Cameron transformed it into a more action-packed, thrilling horror experience. Cameron aimed to build upon the world Scott created—not only the terrifying creatures (including their Queens and eggs), but also the powerful corporations responsible for the ill-fated mission of the Nostromo and its crew.
It’s surprising how some heroes haven’t returned, especially since we often expect dead heroes to come back in the world of superheroes. As time passes, the chances of characters like Dorothy Spinner from the Doom Patrol or Manchester Black being revived seem slimmer. While anything is possible, these heroes currently appear to be gone for good. Keep reading to learn about some of the major DC heroes who are currently deceased.
Comics offer a wide range of Christmas stories, from superhero versions of classic tales to heartwarming stories about finding the spirit of the season. Whether it’s a fresh take on Santa or a character discovering the joy of the holidays, there’s something for everyone. Here are five Christmas-themed comics you should check out this year—they might even become a new holiday tradition for you and your family!
The most successful sports games on Nintendo strike a great balance between precise controls and the excitement of competition. A prime example is Super Mario Strikers, which cleverly combined Nintendo’s style with soccer. Released on December 5, 2005, Super Mario Strikers worked so well because it ditched traditional rules and focused on the fast-paced, energetic fun of both soccer and classic Mario gameplay.
Superhero movies are usually a lot of fun, and sometimes even really touching. But one film truly stood out from the rest, perfectly capturing everything that was great about superhero movies made in the early to mid-2020s. Did we choose your favorite? Let’s see!
The first six volumes will be released by April 2026, and Viz is planning to continue releasing more volumes next year. They have a lot of material to work through, as the manga has many volumes and a fantastic story. Fans waiting for new releases can now find the manga on the official Shonen Jump app—though only a few chapters are available at the moment, more will be added over time. Despite being a complex and highly-regarded series, Kingdom hasn’t always had a large international audience, remaining most popular in Japan and East Asia—but that’s starting to change.
It’s really sad to see Anthem go. I remember being so excited when it came out in early 2019 – BioWare, the studio behind Mass Effect and Dragon Age, was trying something new with a live-service game. But honestly, it just didn’t click. The gameplay felt repetitive pretty quickly, even though some of the stuff was fun. It just couldn’t compete with games like Destiny 2 and Warframe, and people started losing interest fast. BioWare tried to fix it with a big rework, but eventually they realized it wasn’t worth the effort and just stopped updating it back in 2021. It’s a shame, because it had potential, but it just never really came together.
Just a few years after his popular “Chanukah Song” on Saturday Night Live, Adam Sandler created a Hanukkah movie that didn’t quite hit the mark. Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights, now available on Paramount+, stars Sandler as Davey Stone, a troublemaker who’s forced to coach a kids’ basketball team to avoid going to jail. The film wasn’t a success, earning only $23 million worldwide and receiving poor reviews – a 13% score from critics and a 50% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes.