Chris Pratt’s First Controversial Sci-Fi Movie Is Finally Rejoining a Major Streamer

The movie Passengers, starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence (known for The Hunger Games), arrives on Hulu on February 28th. The film follows two passengers on a spaceship traveling to a distant colony, who are accidentally woken up 90 years too early from their hibernation. Though reviews were mixed, Pratt and Lawrence both received strong praise for their acting, and the movie earned over $300 million in theaters.

7 Iconic X-Men Who Became Avengers

While the X-Men and Avengers operate in different ways, they both demonstrate strong heroism. Several X-Men who’ve joined the Avengers have proven to be valuable team members and left their mark on the Avengers’ legacy. These seven heroes successfully transitioned between teams, proving their strength and ability.

New Marvel Game Has the Perfect Final Boss

Previous Marvel fighting games have traditionally featured incredibly powerful, world-ending villains like Onslaught, Apocalypse, Galactus, and Ultron as the final bosses. However, with Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls introducing a diverse cast of characters including the X-Men and four other teams, a simple ‘destroy everything’ villain feels underwhelming. Hints within the game’s story suggest that the antagonist has a more nuanced motivation, potentially offering a surprising twist for players.

Major Actors Are Rejecting the Remake of a 26-Year-Old Cult Classic Horror Movie (Because of Christian Bale)

A remake of the horror film American Psycho has been in development for two years, but it’s currently stalled. Director Luca Guadagnino and Lionsgate are having trouble finding an actor to play the lead role. Author Bret Easton Ellis shared on his podcast that several well-known actors have declined the part, possibly because they don’t want to be compared to Christian Bale’s iconic performance.

Sarah Bond Faced Scrutiny Over Failure of “This is an Xbox” Campaign – Rumor

The situation wasn’t as simple as it seemed. According to reports from The Verge’s Tom Warren, employees had a varied reaction to the “This is an Xbox” campaign. The issues started with the departure of Jerret West, Xbox’s marketing chief, in June 2024. Following his exit, marketing teams began reporting to Bond, and shortly after, Microsoft started considering whether an Xbox console was even needed anymore.