To help the movie flow better between musical themes, two new songs by Schwartz – “Girl in the Bubble” and “There’s No Place Like Home” – are added. Though appreciated, these songs aren’t quite strong enough to fully address the underlying problems with the story’s structure and pacing.
As Iger explained, Disney intentionally aimed to create a Star Wars film that felt true to the original movies. They were under pressure to deliver something familiar – visually and in terms of its overall feel – and avoid straying too far from what fans loved. Ironically, George Lucas criticized them for doing exactly that! However, Star Wars is now finally taking Lucas’ initial feedback about The Force Awakens to heart.
While critics weren’t big fans of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, general audiences seemed to enjoy it more. In this sequel, Black Manta returns, now armed with the Black Trident – a powerful magical weapon. He’s determined to use it to unleash an ancient power and get what he wants. Aquaman realizes he needs help and reluctantly teams up with his brother, Orm, the former king of Atlantis. Despite their past conflicts, the two brothers must work together to save Atlantis and the world from a looming threat.
The backstory presented in Alien: Earth was significantly more detailed and quite different from what we’d seen in the films. Here are 10 key changes Alien: Earth made to the established story that are impossible to ignore. These aren’t just ideas for the second season of Alien: Earth; they’ll need to be acknowledged or expanded upon in future Alien movies as well.
The Joker is a brilliantly dangerous villain in the DC universe. He’s famously defeated even the most powerful heroes, like the entire Justice League. However, he sometimes miscalculates and loses badly to heroes other than Batman.
As a longtime anime fan, I remember when that Pokémon episode caused seizures back in 1997 – it really changed things! Ever since, a lot of anime have included quick flashes of dimmed or blurred frames, and streaming services usually have those versions first, even before the Blu-rays and DVDs come out. We’ll probably see the same thing with Season 3 of this anime, though hopefully higher-quality versions will be available later. That’s why I’m so excited about this recent surprise – it’s the perfect chance for all of us to rewatch the series and get hyped for the new season!
The animated series Hazbin Hotel has become a popular hit, starting as an independent project on YouTube before being picked up for official production on Prime Video. Set in a vibrant version of Hell, the show follows Charlie Morningstar – the devil’s daughter – and her mission to rehabilitate sinners. Now that the second season of Hazbin Hotel has finished, fans are searching for something new to watch while they wait for season three. Here are five anime series that share similar vibes, visuals, character designs, and storylines, and might appeal to Hazbin Hotel viewers – they’re all excellent shows worth checking out.
After countless hours playing Skyrim, you start looking for new ways to keep the game fresh. For many players, that means trying a different character build – anything other than a stealthy archer – or creating self-imposed challenges, like avoiding healing potions or stealing all the cheese. My latest Skyrim adventure involved completing every quest I’d previously skipped. It turns out, taking on all those side quests can lead you down some surprisingly dark paths. Here are three Skyrim side quests that still stick with me.
After Doctor Who returned in 2005, Torchwood was the first spin-off series. It was a more adult and realistic show, airing late at night on BBC Three. The series followed a team of specialists in Cardiff who dealt with strange occurrences and debris falling through a tear in time and space. Torchwood ran for four seasons between 2006 and 2011, including the special event seasons Children of Earth and Miracle Day, but hasn’t been on television for 14 years. Despite some debate, Torchwood deserves a new live-action series to bring it back to viewers.
Actor Todd Stashwick, who played both the Vulcan Talok in Enterprise and Liam Shaw in Star Trek: Picard, recently discussed his potential return to the franchise. Speaking with Trekmovie after an appearance at ChicagoCon, Stashwick expressed interest in appearing in either the planned Legacy series or United series. He jokingly suggested he’s open to either role, having played characters in both timelines within the Star Trek universe already. Stashwick playfully appealed to Skydance and Paramount to move forward with United if Legacy isn’t happening immediately.