Luckily, Lucasfilm was already shifting its focus to television when Disney asked all its studios to create content for the new Disney+ streaming service, which launched six years ago. Lucasfilm quickly became a key part of the service, with the very successful first episode of The Mandalorian debuting on launch day.
If you’re looking for a truly terrible movie, look no further than The Emoji Movie. It was critically panned upon release in 2017, initially earning a 0% score from critics – a score that hasn’t improved much. The film even won several Golden Raspberry Awards, including Worst Picture. It recently started streaming on Netflix on November 8th, but most viewers might want to skip it. Directed by Tony Leondis, who was a fan of Toy Story, this Sony and Columbia Pictures animated film takes place in the busy city of Textopolis, where Gene is a unique emoji who can display a variety of expressions.
Here is an overview of the game, via Nintendo eShop:
The Avengers are famous for their incredible powers, but some are much more powerful – and unpredictable – than others. While many Avengers have abilities that are consistent and understandable, a few seem to constantly grow or are just overwhelmingly strong. These seven powers are so powerful they’re almost unfair, making the Avengers the most formidable team in the Marvel Universe.
This creates a chance for Jimmy Olsen and his colleagues to look into various supervillains, potentially bringing them into the DC Universe before the heroes who usually fight them even appear.
As the game’s story was being updated to reflect current world events, creator Hideo Kojima came up with a daring plan to shock players. Instead of focusing on the established hero, Snake, the game unexpectedly put players in control of a new character. This bold move forced gamers to question who the real hero was and fit perfectly with the game’s exploration of identity. While initially controversial, this twist is now considered one of the most ingenious in gaming history.
The role-playing game (RPG) scene has always been surprisingly crowded. Many games attempted to compete with the popularity of Final Fantasy, offering innovative gameplay and compelling stories that were just as good, if not better. Unfortunately, these titles often faded into obscurity due to bad timing, poor marketing, or simply being outshined by more well-known franchises – not because they were poorly made. Here are three overlooked gems that had the potential to become as popular as Final Fantasy.
A new mobile game called Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble was revealed today with its first trailer. Developed by Insomniac and Oh BiBi, the game is a multiplayer arena shooter where characters from the Ratchet & Clank universe fight each other in different game modes, all hosted by Captain Qwark. Even though it’s designed for mobile devices, Ranger Rumble will include many of the famous weapons from the Ratchet & Clank series, plus lots of options to customize your character.
Florence Pugh recently revealed on The Louis Theroux Podcast that there’s one movie from her career she regrets making. The topic came up unexpectedly when Louis Theroux mentioned he’d seen her 2018 horror film, Malevolent, simply as a viewer, not for the interview. He even complimented her performance, which led Pugh to admit she wishes she hadn’t done the film.
This VR headset features two high-resolution LCD screens (2160×2160 pixels) with fast refresh rates of 72 to 144 Hz. It also includes built-in stereo speakers and four cameras with infrared LEDs for precise tracking. Powering the headset is a Snapdragon 8 Series processor, 16 GB of RAM, and storage options ranging from 256 GB to 1 TB, with the ability to expand storage using a microSD card. It’s powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with 21.6 Wh capacity and offers both USB-C and USB-C 2.0 ports.