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This week, Apple TV+ is releasing the first episodes of a new television series based on Cape Fear, with Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese serving as executive producers. While executive producer roles often involve limited direct involvement, we were curious about how much input these two legendary directors had on the show. In an interview with ComicBook, we asked the cast if Spielberg or Scorsese had visited the set. Actress Lily Collias revealed that they didn’t, but the cast would often hear feedback from them on the episodes, which she described as exciting.

Since their first appearances, Yoda and Yaddle have both had more screen time – Yoda much more so, especially in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi. However, in recent years, it’s Grogu, the lovable baby, who has really captured the hearts of Star Wars fans and brought renewed attention to this species. Despite this, many mysteries still surround Yoda, Grogu, Yaddle, and their kind – here are five of the biggest unanswered questions.

Growing frustration among gamers has led to consumer rights groups taking action against video game companies, pushing them to follow clear rules during game development. A lawsuit in France against Ubisoft could significantly change how online games are made and released, and a new bill in California could impact how publishers handle shutting down online games. The progress of this bill is a major victory for the “Stop Killing Games” movement and could lead to big changes in how the industry deals with games that don’t succeed, like Concord or Highguard.

Gachiakuta is a unique anime series that throws its characters into a harsh, endless, and magically-charged junkyard where they must fight to survive. The main character, Rudo, was exiled from a higher realm and is searching for a way back home, gaining new abilities along the way. Fans will get a sneak peek at season two on Friday, July 3rd, at 10 AM at the Peacock Theater during Anime Expo. While Studio BONES hasn’t announced a release date yet, this upcoming event could offer clues about when Rudo’s story will continue.

As a huge movie fan, I was trying to snag tickets for Odyssey and heard the AMC app actually crashed for a bit due to all the demand! It seems to be working now, but people are still reporting long waits – like up to an hour. What’s really frustrating, though, is seeing Odyssey IMAX tickets showing up on eBay. Some of these scalpers are charging insane prices – I saw one listing for $1,500! Most seem to be around $200 to $300, which is still way too much, honestly.

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Sony’s June 2026 State of Play featured almost twenty minutes of gameplay from God of War Laufey, revealing how Faye unexpectedly awakens in the Everywhen shortly after her death. While the trailer didn’t explain much about this realm, the developers at Santa Monica Studio clarified that the Everywhen is a unique afterlife where different mythologies meet. However, when Faye arrives, she finds the Everywhen in chaos, torn apart by warring gods who are exploiting its unstable magical energies to dominate the land.

The Absolute Universe is a much grimmer place than the main DC world. Darkseid’s corruption has twisted reality, favoring evil over good. Here, the Justice League isn’t made up of heroes, but villains—powerful individuals determined to keep their corrupt system going. We’re going to examine this twisted League and rank its members based on how dangerous they are. Just to clarify, Ra’s al Ghul is deceased and won’t be included, and Mirror Master is a solo operator, so he’s excluded as well. With that said, let’s dive in and take a look at this evil Justice League.

It’s understandable why Firefly is returning as an animated series. Creating science fiction in live-action is incredibly expensive due to the costs of sets and special effects, while animation is much more affordable. Live-action also faces challenges like actors aging or, as with Ron Glass from the original Firefly cast, tragic losses. Animation gives creators more freedom to build imaginative alien worlds and futuristic technology without the practical limitations of live-action filmmaking. This approach could allow networks to bring back many other beloved sci-fi shows for a new generation.