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Luke Sparke’s film “Primitive War” made its debut in August and received a favorable rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Adapted from Ethan Pettus’ 2017 novel, the movie stars Ryan Kwanten, Tricia Helfer, Nick Wechsler, and Jeremy Piven. Set in a Vietnam jungle valley during 1968, the film tells the story of a group of American soldiers who find themselves under attack by dinosaurs while on a rescue mission for a US Army Special Forces platoon. With an audience score of 90%, this movie outshines all but the original “Jurassic Park” (1993) in the “Jurassic Park” series.

As I write this, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” has earned a whopping $257.3 million at the U.S. box office (according to The Numbers). This surpasses the previous record of $254.5 million set by “Mufasa: The Lion King” within Disney’s illustrious film history, making it the 50th highest-grossing movie in their esteemed collection. It’s important to note that these figures are unadjusted for inflation, meaning they represent the raw, actual earnings without accounting for changes in the value of money over time.

In the latest sneak peek for the anime series “Gachiakuta,” we get a glimpse of Episode 8 which unveils Corvus, the enigmatic leader of the Cleaners. So far, neither his colleagues nor viewers have discovered his unique power, adding to the intrigue surrounding him. Moreover, it’s been confirmed that Rikiya Koyama will lend his voice to Corvus in the anime adaptation. For those eager to see more, here’s a first look at “Gachiakuta” Episode 8!

In 2006, Gears of War burst onto the Xbox 360 scene, leaving a significant impact on the third-person shooter genre. Innovative cover mechanics, guns with chainsaw attachments, and rugged characters helped establish its gritty tone and storyline. Characters like Marcus Fenix and the Locust Horde came to embody Xbox’s identity, standing alongside legendary figures such as Master Chief from Halo. Now, Gears of War: Reloaded has brought the series to current platforms, generally achieving success in doing so.

Here are six instances in comic books that underscore Batman’s inherent humanity, despite his mask and attire.

A standout game from the Xbox 360 period, it fundamentally shaped how cover shooters were played for years, leaving an indelible impact on series like Uncharted, Mass Effect, and inspiring numerous imitators. In essence, its influence was so profound that many third-person games would not resemble their current form without it.

Originally, Hoffstein expressed that when a small group of us formed to revive TD2, I had no intention of extending it by a year or two only for the game to be shut down again. Our aim, what we wanted to achieve, was to construct something substantial and enduring instead. It’s exciting to observe this progress, but there’s still an abundance of things we aspire to accomplish.

Code Name: The Kids Next Door has garnered much love among Cartoon Network admirers due to the captivating storylines crafted by creator Mr. Warburton. At the “Houston Nostalgia Con,” Warburton revealed that a script for the animated series’ sequel, titled “Galactic Kids Next Door,” has been penned and submitted to Warner Bros. The script is currently under review, but at the event, Warburton and the cast read a scene from the proposed sequel. As per the script, the “Kids” embark on an interstellar journey for undisclosed reasons; you can watch the performance in the video below.

Players who caught Gamescom might have suspected that “Hollow Knight”, a game which has recently surpassed its Steam record, is the one being referenced. This surge of gamers could be due to the upcoming September 4th release of “Hollow Knight: Silksong”. As per SteamDB, a third-party website that tracks metrics for Steam, “Hollow Knight” reached a new high in simultaneous players of 39,356 just a few days ago. This increased player count seems to be maintaining its momentum into this week.

In a fresh twist, there’s an upcoming spin-off anime titled “Chainsaw Days.” This new series consists of short episodes based on supplementary manga content that hasn’t been adapted into anime yet. It focuses on smaller character portrayals and stories not directly related to the main intense events from the original manga. These spin-off episodes will be released alongside a new collection of compilation films. Here’s a sneak peek at the first episode of “Chainsaw Days.