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I used to think Brandon Sanderson’s Mistborn series was one of those amazing stories that would probably never become a movie or TV show. Things looked even less likely when Sanderson announced in a 2024 blog post that the planned Mistborn film project had stalled and was starting over. He’d also said he was willing to turn down good offers if they didn’t serve the story well. Considering all that, it seemed like an adaptation was a long shot, especially anytime soon. But now, it seems there might still be a chance.

Our sale is happening now and lasts until January 8th, 2026 – the perfect time to use any PSN credit you receive as gifts!

It’s not surprising that Quentin Tarantino has high praise for Daniel Day-Lewis, consistently calling him a fantastic actor. However, Tarantino did have some significant issues with Paul Dano’s performance.

Batman and Spider-Man are both incredibly popular superheroes from DC and Marvel, and they’ve sometimes teamed up in stories. If Batman ever found himself fighting in Marvel’s New York City again, here’s a look at some of Spider-Man’s famous villains he could defeat without needing to prepare beforehand.

We often think the best movies stick around in our memories, while bad ones fade away. But that’s not always true. Even truly great horror films aren’t always instantly popular, and can sometimes fail to find a large audience when they first come out. The 1990s produced a lot of excellent horror movies, and many of them still haven’t gotten the recognition they deserve.

If you’re wondering about new game releases in January 2026, there aren’t many major titles launching. The month mostly features ports and games aimed at specific audiences. The most anticipated releases are likely Pathologic 3 and Code Vein 2, with a new update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons on the Switch 2 also expected.

The latest batch of episodes from Stranger Things season 5 launched on Christmas Day and quickly climbed the charts. It started at number 3 with a score of 585 (according to FlixPatrol), behind only Man vs Baby and Emily in Paris. Starting at 8 PM, it’s already jumped to number 2 with a score of 746, surpassing Man vs Baby and nearing Emily in Paris’s lead. While these numbers are impressive, the audience score on Rotten Tomatoes is a bit unexpected – it’s currently at 73%, which is lower than what season 4 received.

The highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 version of Stardew Valley is now available, and the developer, ConcernedApe, is offering a free upgrade for existing Switch owners. While the Switch 2 version features improvements and changes, ConcernedApe has generously chosen not to charge players again, even though it would have been understandable to do so.

DC K.O. is DC’s largest event of the year, bringing back the villain Darkseid from a different universe. It centers around a tournament to determine who will become King Omega and ultimately defeat him. After initial qualifying rounds, the competitors were divided into pairs, notably including Red Hood and the Joker, who were forced to fight each other in a brutal, three-round battle to the death. This confrontation finally allowed Jason Todd (Red Hood) to get the revenge he’s always wanted and addressed a significant, previously overlooked aspect of his character.

I first fell in love with the Doctor and his companions way back when it all began! It was William Hartnell as the Doctor, and he traveled with his granddaughter Susan, played by Carole Ann Ford, along with two teachers, Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton, brilliantly portrayed by Jacqueline Hill and William Russell. I remember being completely captivated by how it all started – Ian and Barbara were so curious about Susan, this incredibly unusual student, that they ended up accidentally discovering the TARDIS! The Doctor, understandably wanting to keep everything a secret, whisked them away on an incredible journey through time and space, and that really set the stage for everything that followed. But then, in 1964, everything shifted, and the show took a new direction.