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The 2009 film Push stands out from most superhero movies because it wasn’t adapted from a comic book. The story centers around a team of people with special abilities who unite to stop a government organization. This agency is trying to build an army of super-powered soldiers using a risky drug. Chris Evans stars as Nick, a ‘Mover’ with telekinetic powers, who witnessed his father’s death as a child and now protects a young girl named Dakota Fanning, whose abilities the government wants to exploit. You can watch it for free on Plex this month.

The game is still on track to launch on PlayStation 5 later this year and it looks fantastic. It features beautiful visuals, fluid animation, and combat that appears both powerful and rewarding.

After the Season 2 finale, the official YouTube channel of TOHO Animation released a new non-credit music video, depicting scenes from the final episode. The scenes include the daily lives of the party as they try to get some travel funds for their journey ahead and stumble upon one of the most beautiful scenes ever. The ending features the last episode’s ending theme, Trace by Milet, the same artist who also provided the first opening theme of Season 1, titled Anytime Anywhere, which was another smashing hit. Additionally, Milet also performed the second season’s ending theme, The Story of Us.

The 2018 crime thriller Beast of Burden is now available on Tubi. Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Grace Gummer, Robert Wisdom, and Pablo Schreiber, the film centers on Sean Haggerty, a former Air Force pilot who smuggles drugs across the U.S.-Mexico border. During what he intends to be his last job, Sean is caught between the DEA and a dangerous cartel when his wife unexpectedly becomes involved.

We’re covering this game because it’s exceptionally good, and now that it’s available on PC, we’re hoping to hear news about a version for consoles soon.

Video games and comics naturally go well together because they’re both visual mediums. But comics based on video games really stand out when they expand on the original story, and some do this exceptionally well. Here are five of the best video game-based comics – and before you ask, Injustice isn’t included. It’s a good comic, but we wanted to highlight some other truly excellent titles that deserve recognition, too.

Look, we all loved Game of Thrones, but honestly, there’s a whole universe of amazing fantasy books out there that didn’t get the same hype. I’m talking seriously good reads with incredible worlds and adventures. I’ve put together seven that I think every fantasy fan needs to check out – even if you haven’t heard of them! And honestly, at least one of these is begging for a TV adaptation – or, even better, a remake that actually does the story justice.

As a huge X-Men fan, I’ve always found Beast and Nightcrawler fascinating. They both look like they could be intimidating, even monstrous, but they’re genuinely some of the kindest, most caring members of the team – though Nightcrawler really wears that heart-on-his-sleeve thing better. Beast has been going through a rough patch for a while, thankfully he seems to be in a better place now. Honestly, it’s less about the fur itself with Beast, and more about what he pairs with it – his outfits really make or break his look. Putting some questionable choices aside, I’ve put together a list of his best looks over the years.

A No Man’s Sky player shared an idea for a new feature on X (formerly Twitter) in September 2024, and the game’s developers, Hello Games, just added it to the game in their latest update.

Fans watching the Disney+ show Daredevil: Born Again spotted something surprising in episode four. Briefly, what looks like Uatu, the Watcher, appears in a window near the end of the episode, right after Daredevil and Bullseye break through it. It’s a very quick shot, easy to miss, but viewers paused and shared it online, and it really does resemble the Watcher.