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Watchmen is widely considered a strong comic book, praised for its skillful writing and innovative use of the comic book medium. It’s technically brilliant, especially with its distinctive nine-panel layout and recurring visual motifs. However, it’s also a complex and sometimes difficult read, containing problematic aspects and perhaps functioning best as a product of its time. Its reputation has grown over the years, but may now be exaggerated and misunderstood.

Fans of the Final Fantasy series love to come up with theories that link different games together, imagining a shared universe across titles that weren’t originally connected. Other popular theories explore darker interpretations of the stories, sometimes portraying heroes as villains or explaining strange events by suggesting characters may have died earlier than we thought. Some of the most fascinating theories even try to connect Final Fantasy to other games made by Square Enix. Here’s a look at some of the most compelling fan theories and how they reimagine the series.

The Justice League has a long and complex history in comic books, with hundreds of heroes joining over the years through different storylines and fresh starts. While many of these characters could be reimagined by James Gunn, some are just too strange, controversial, or unnecessary to ever appear in a movie. Even a director known for embracing unusual ideas can’t spend a lot of money on heroes that would only confuse audiences and add nothing to the story.

A lot has changed in the anime world since 2016, but the popular shows from that year are still enjoyable and worth revisiting even now, a decade later. Some of those 2016 classics truly stand the test of time.

Okay, so I’m a little worried about hearing that the price of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S might go up in 2026. But apparently, that could also push back the release of the PlayStation 6 and the next Xbox! Everyone was hoping for those new consoles around 2027, but it sounds like that might not happen if things don’t change. The good news is, if the cost of RAM comes down, hopefully the new consoles won’t be too expensive when they finally do come out – at least, not more expensive than what we’re paying now.

The developer of Bright Memory: Infinite recently shared the first screenshots from their new third-person action shooter. The team is currently working on the game, with a focus on creating the art and capturing realistic movements. The game is set in a chaotic time where rival gangs are fighting and secrets are spreading throughout the city.

Tom Hiddleston returns as Jonathan Pine in The Night Manager, the series adapted from John le Carré’s novel. Nine years after dismantling the operation of arms dealer Richard Roper, Pine – now living under the alias Alex Goodwin and working as a nighttime surveillance operative – is sent on a new, dangerous mission to Colombia. He’s tasked with investigating Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva), a powerful arms dealer, and his partner, Roxana Bolanos (Camila Morrone). As Pine goes undercover to expose Dos Santos’ criminal network, he finds himself entangled in a world of corruption and hidden agendas.

At the beginning of 2026, WWE’s deal with Peacock ended, and their extensive library of past pay-per-view events (now called “Premium Live Events”) moved to Netflix. Now, fans around the world can stream both current shows like Monday Night Raw and the entire classic event archive, all in one place with unlimited viewing.

Released in the U.S. on November 11, 2016, the sci-fi film Arrival was immediately praised by critics and is now considered a classic of the genre. Based on Ted Chiang’s novella “Story of Your Life” and directed by Denis Villeneuve with a screenplay by Eric Heisserer, the movie was a standout in 2016. While Arrival has been available to stream on Tubi for free with ads, it will soon be removed, so now is the time to watch it.

Netflix’s major movie release for 2026 will be a romantic comedy based on Emily Henry’s popular novel, The People We Meet on Vacation, arriving on January 9th. Starring Emily Bader and Tom Blyth, the film follows two best friends who take an annual trip together and eventually realize their feelings for each other might be more than platonic.