It’s rare for a sequel to be better than the original, so I’ve put together a list of just four that actually pull it off. While they aren’t always the direct second installment in a series, they all impressively improve on what came before. This isn’t about picking the *best* sequels overall, but highlighting examples of sequels that truly stand out.
Here’s a synopsis of the upcoming collaboration, along with a new trailer, via Level Infinite:
Jason Momoa recently shared on the Bingeworthy podcast that he’s eager to reprise his role as Dante, the villain from Fast X. He said fans around the globe have really embraced the character, which he finds amazing. However, he hasn’t received a script yet, so a return isn’t likely in the immediate future.
Whether motivated by love, obligation, or conflicting beliefs, these people broke the Jedi Code, and their choices often had devastating consequences for the entire galaxy.
Steam players who complete this extra step will receive a great, full-priced game as a thank you. Usually, free games on Steam are smaller, older, or less well-known titles that you might not otherwise discover. But Lenovo is doing things differently by offering free copies of *Metal: Hellsinger*, a fast-paced, rhythm-based first-person shooter with a classic feel.
The film *Him* centers on Cameron “Cam” Cade (Tyriq Withers), a promising young quarterback entering the NFL. Before Cam can become a football legend, he needs to learn from his idol, veteran quarterback and team captain Isaiah White (Marlon Wayans). Cam attends a private training camp hosted by Isaiah at his secluded desert estate, only to discover that Isaiah demands complete loyalty to the camp, the team, and the entire football lifestyle. Initially, Cam believes he’s committed enough to achieve greatness, feeling obligated to his loved ones and fans. But as he gets closer to the world of sports fame, he realizes that reaching the top will come at a steep price – potentially costing him his physical and mental well-being, and even his soul.
There’s been a lot of speculation that the main character might be someone we can actually play in Requiem, or at least play a significant role in the overall story.
New episodes of *King of the Hill* premiered on Hulu on August 4th and quickly became a hit, consistently ranking among the platform’s top five original shows. As of the week of August 18th to 24th, the show held the number four spot with around 567,000 minutes viewed. It was surpassed by *Wednesday* on Netflix, *The Summer I Turned Pretty* on Amazon Prime Video, and *America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys* on Netflix.
The first movie didn’t really set the stage for a follow-up. Although a sequel, *Superman 2*, was likely if the film did well in theaters, the original movie didn’t include much to directly hint at it. Even the scene after the credits was just a joke, not a preview of what was to come. However, after the movie came out in theaters and became available on HBO Max, things changed with the announcement of *Man of Tomorrow*. The sequel is scheduled for release in 2027, and its story adds new meaning to how the first movie ended.
This article discusses the very end of the main story questline in patch 7.3, so if you haven’t finished it yet and don’t want spoilers, you should probably stop reading now. Otherwise, let’s explore what the return of these villains means for *Final Fantasy XIV*, considering where the story currently stands.