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Just to be clear, we’re using a very specific definition of ‘death’ for this list. We won’t include instances where Batman appeared to die but was later revealed to be alive, like when Darkseid sent him back in time, or ambiguous situations where it’s unclear if he truly died, such as in the “Endgame” storyline. We’re also excluding alternate universes and timelines, and focusing only on the main DC universe. We’re also avoiding things that feel like resets or potential futures, as those don’t count as real deaths. Now that’s out of the way, let’s rank every time the Dark Knight has died.

Even though the Harry Potter movies were a huge success, they aren’t perfect. Some parts haven’t held up well over time, and actually seem worse now. Here are five scenes from the Harry Potter films that haven’t aged gracefully.

This new installment sounds promising, particularly because the developer intends to recapture the terrifying atmosphere of the first game. Art director Jerry O’Flaherty explained the difference well: he compared the original game to the suspenseful horror of Alien, while later games were more action-packed like Aliens.

A special movie event, Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution, is coming to US theaters this December. It will recap the major events of the Shibuya Incident Arc and include the first two episodes of the next season. A new clip showcasing a fight between Yuji Itadori and Yuta Okkotsu offers a preview of what’s to come, but it will only be available online until November 10th, so be sure to watch it quickly!

When asked about rumors that he’s playing a villain in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Zach Tillman responded to Variety (via X), “Who says I’m playing a villain? Where did that come from?” He didn’t reveal much about his role, only adding that he’s having a great time filming. Tillman joined the Spider-Man project in August 2025, but Marvel hasn’t officially confirmed what his character will be.

The game Nicktoons & the Dice of Destiny became available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC (through Steam) on September 30th.

Neo-noir is a fascinating anime genre that doesn’t get discussed as much as others. It builds on the classic film noir style – think complex characters, a shadowy mood, and a sense of loneliness – but adds modern twists like technology and evolving social themes. This list highlights some of the best neo-noir anime series and explains why they’re worth watching.

I recently read an interview with Famke Janssen in Entertainment Weekly, and she was pretty clear: Marvel hasn’t asked her to reprise her role as Jean Grey in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. It’s a little surprising, considering how key Jean Grey was in the original X-Men trilogy, especially now that we know other actors from those films – like Alan Cumming and Kelsey Grammer – are showing up in the MCU. While I initially felt like leaving her out was a missed opportunity, when you think about it, it actually kind of makes sense. It’ll be interesting to see how Doomsday handles the X-Men universe without her.

Marvel is facing some challenges lately, and there’s talk about Brian Michael Bendis possibly returning to write for them. Whether that happens is a complicated issue, but many fans agree there are certain characters who would really benefit from his writing. Here are five Marvel characters who could thrive with Bendis back on board.

Look, I’m a huge werewolf movie fan, and it feels like the subgenre doesn’t always get the respect it deserves. But beyond that, there are some seriously great werewolf flicks that nobody seems to talk about. I’m talking hidden gems – movies that deliver genuinely funny, complex, and thrilling stories. These five, in particular, are fantastic and deserve way more attention. Trust me, you need to check them out!