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The first two episodes of Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3, titled Execution, show Yuji Itadori facing the consequences of the Shibuya Incident. Produced by MAPPA, these episodes feature impressive animation and visuals. Viewers have praised the smooth flow and stunning quality of the animation, with some comparing it favorably to the high points of Season 2. Early reports from audiences in Japan suggest that Season 3 surpasses even the acclaimed second season, particularly highlighting the fight between Choso and the new character, Naoya. This battle is being described as the best-directed and most visually spectacular sequence in the entire series.

Liza Colón-Zayas, known from the show The Bear, is generating buzz with her role in the new Spider-Man movie. Some fans are hoping she’s playing Rio Morales, Miles Morales’ mother, potentially leading to his appearance. However, that seems unlikely. Now, attention is focused on Sadie Sink, and speculation is growing about her character. While a red-haired young woman suggests a connection to Mary Jane Watson, Zendaya already plays that role. Many Marvel enthusiasts now believe Sink will be linked to a different hero. Despite the evidence supporting this idea, there’s a crucial detail people are overlooking that could change everything.

Beyond adding to the established history of the Predator universe, Predator: Badlands also includes hints about the Alien franchise for sci-fi fans. However, the story’s conclusion is unusual, leaving the future of the series unclear and some established details unexplained. It’s prompted a lot of discussion about the mythology and where it might be going. The following contains spoilers for Predator: Badlands.

A comic book’s worth isn’t based on its potential as a movie, but it’s true that many fantastic comics could be the basis for a great film—or even a whole series of films. This is especially true in the science fiction genre, which is known for being flexible and offering a wide range of stories, from spooky to hilarious. Here are seven comics I believe would make truly incredible movies.

Halo Studios recently hosted a livestream to share updates on Halo Infinite. The main focus was Operation: Infinite, a new update arriving on November 18th. However, they also announced that this will be the final major update for the game. After four years, the team is moving on to work on several new Halo projects. While this is disappointing for Halo Infinite fans, it suggests a promising future for the Halo franchise as a whole.

I was really surprised to see the cast Howard assembled for his latest! It’s got Jude Law, who I loved as Yon-Rogg in Captain Marvel, Vanessa Kirby from Fantastic Four, Daniel Brühl who was great in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and even Sydney Sweeney of Madame Web and Ana de Armas, who’s set to star in Ballerina. It didn’t do amazingly well in cinemas, but it’s actually doing really well in some international markets – it’s free if you’re a Prime Video subscriber over there. Here in the US, you can only rent it on Amazon right now. Interestingly, another Ron Howard film is having a moment – How the Grinch Stole Christmas is currently at number four on the charts!

Nintendo’s latest financial results for the first half of 2026 reveal a significant boost from the new Switch 2 console. The company’s net sales reached 1.1 trillion yen, more than double the amount from the previous year. Operating profit also increased substantially, rising to 145.1 billion yen. Based on this success, Nintendo now expects to sell 19 million Switch 2 units this year, up from an initial forecast of 15 million. Overall, the video game platform business grew by nearly 120 percent, demonstrating the strong positive impact of the Switch 2 on Nintendo’s performance.

You can now watch the movie Cujo on Paramount+. Released in 1983 alongside other Stephen King adaptations like The Dead Zone and Christine, Cujo is still considered a particularly debated adaptation of his work. The film, directed by Lewis Teague and based on King’s 1981 novel, stars Dee Wallace and Danny Pintauro as a mother and son who find themselves trapped in their car, desperately trying to escape a St. Bernard that has become dangerously rabid.

Despite the name, Solo Leveling: Karma isn’t an anime series – it’s a video game coming to PC and mobile in 2026. The game’s story continues after the events of the original Solo Leveling, showing what happens in Jinwoo Sung’s life after his biggest battles, but before the story of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok begins. Given how incredibly strong Jinwoo is becoming in the anime’s second season, players will likely control a very powerful character. You can watch the game’s first trailer, released earlier this summer, below.

Streaming tracker FlixPatrol reports that the TV series Pluribus is currently the second most popular show on Apple TV worldwide, just behind The Last Frontier. In the U.S., Pluribus has quickly become the most-watched show, moving ahead of The Morning Show to take the top spot.