While enjoyable, this approach isn’t what usually keeps competitive games thriving. The success of Yu-Gi-Oh! lies in prioritizing exciting moments over perfectly balanced gameplay. Players and viewers understand that the most important part isn’t following the rules, but the emotional investment – the pride, personal connection, and the thrill of an unexpected, game-changing play that feels destined to happen.
New footage featuring Krypto the Super Dog was shown during The Puppy Bowl and later shared online by James Gunn. The clip starts with Kara among the people of Argo City, and a small puppy spots her in the crowd. That puppy is, of course, Krypto! The moment Kara picks him up is one of the sweetest and most heartwarming scenes from the film we’ve seen so far. You can watch the full trailer below, and if you’re a Krypto fan, you’ll love it!
Considering the effort and expense put into rebranding, it’s reasonable to ask if the team is acknowledging a previous mistake. But according to Walter Kong, who leads the game’s live service operations, that’s not the case – at least, that’s what he stated in a recent press conference with Eurogamer.
One of the most memorable storylines from George’s engagement unfolded in the episode “The Cadillac,” which first aired on February 8, 1996. While the episode centers around Jerry buying his father a new Cadillac, it’s best known for what happens with George. This is the episode where Academy Award-winning actress Marisa Tomei made her only appearance on Seinfeld, playing a fictionalized version of herself. She wasn’t just making a quick appearance – she played a key role in a surprising romance that even inspired fan theories about the Marvel universe years later.
I was reading The Hollywood Reporter on X today, and apparently Sam Raimi has some regrets about Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. He feels like they didn’t give enough to do to poor Rachel McAdams! Her character, Christine Palmer, was important to the story, but he wishes they’d expanded her role even further. It’s a shame, because I always like seeing more of her on screen.
Since its anime adaptation premiered in 2017, Made in Abyss, created by Akihito Tsukushi, has gained a large and dedicated fanbase. The show’s initial success led to two recap movies, a sequel film, and a second season. Now, the story will continue with a brand new trilogy of feature films. You can get a first look at the Made in Abyss trilogy below.
The latest trailer for Project Hail Mary was released today, just before the Super Bowl. You can watch it here:
A recent report from ComicBookMovie, detailing test screenings of the upcoming Supergirl movie, revealed some interesting details about the character Lobi. According to the report, the movie is noticeably darker in tone than Superman, features improved visuals, and includes an action sequence comparable to the famous hallway fight from Daredevil. Jason Momoa’s character, Lobo, is also said to have a significant role that’s essential to the film’s conclusion.
Starring Hugh Jackman, Real Steel tells the story of Charlie Kenton, a former boxer whose career was sidelined when robot boxing became the new sport. Now scraping by as a promoter, Charlie cobbles together cheap robots to compete. When he hits a low point, he unexpectedly teams up with his son to build and train a robot with the potential to win the championship – and give them both a chance at redemption. While the story is a bit over-the-top, it’s a heartwarming film packed with exciting action that’s sure to keep you engaged.
I remember when Dorohedoro first came to Netflix as an anime in 2020. It took a while, but they finally announced a second season was happening in 2024. There were a few updates and some delays in 2025, but now it’s confirmed – Season 2 will be streaming worldwide starting April 1st! To get a sneak peek, you can check out a first look at the new season below.