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Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, creator Tony Gilroy explained why Bix Caleen wasn’t shown accompanying Cassian Andor on a mission in Season 2, and whether budget cuts influenced that decision. He confirmed budget was a factor in some choices, explaining he moved a mission involving Bix and Cassian to ‘off-screen.’ Gilroy pointed out that the first scene at the safe house in 204 reveals they had just completed a mission where Cassian killed someone who recognized them. He emphasized that storytelling is about where you show things, not just what you show. While it would have been easy to write scenes of them working together, it was a question of finding the right place for it within the story and making it relevant. Ultimately, that particular mission happened off-screen, taking place in the year before the Coruscant safe house scene.

Even though Star Trek was known for pushing boundaries – and sometimes included ideas that haven’t aged well – it was surprisingly difficult to actually get truly shocking or controversial stories on television. Gene Roddenberry and his writers often came up with plots designed to provoke strong reactions, but network executives usually preferred to play it safe. A good example is the episode featuring the immortal ‘Man from Earth,’ which ended up being much tamer than the original, more provocative version that was proposed.

Trinity’s life is a bit confusing because her adventures happen in the future, but currently, she’s still a baby. After recently freeing Moray Island from the villain Mouse Man, Wonder Woman went back to Themyscira to rest and prepare for future challenges. She left her daughter, Trinity, with her sisters, but they started behaving strangely due to the influence of Strife, the goddess of discord. However, Strife’s plans go beyond just causing trouble, and Trinity is key to what she’s planning.

As a huge Spider-Man fan, I’m really excited about Brand New Day! It picks up right after the crazy events of No Way Home, and it’s essentially a fresh start for Peter Parker. Doctor Strange’s spell wiped everyone’s memory of him, so he’s back to being a mysterious masked hero. What’s cool is the story jumps forward four years, showing us what Peter’s been doing all that time before he gets pulled into another big adventure on the streets.

Bringing comic book costumes to life in movies isn’t always simple. Each Avengers film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has updated the outfits of its main heroes, creating many memorable looks. It’s hard to pick the very best, especially since some of the most popular designs aren’t perfectly true to the original comics. However, here’s a ranking of the Avengers’ best movie costumes, based on how closely they match their comic book counterparts.

Because viewers knew this episode was a recap, many probably chose not to watch it. It’s also not included in the main Season 3 list on Crunchyroll, making it easy to overlook. Those interested can find it on Crunchyroll’s YouTube channel. This episode is unique because the narrator is voiced by the same actor as Tengen, creating the feeling that you’re experiencing Jujutsu Kaisen through his eyes. He highlights important details, and two new scenes effectively prepare viewers for what’s coming next.

Ben Affleck’s 2016 movie, The Accountant, will be available to stream on Hulu starting February 27th. The film stars a large ensemble cast, including Anna Kendrick, J.K. Simmons, and Jon Bernthal, and while critics had mixed reactions, it was a box office success. Fans especially enjoyed its action scenes. A sequel, The Accountant 2, is scheduled for release in 2025, but watching both films won’t be simple.

Lately, Deadpool comics haven’t been resonating with readers as much as they used to. The character has become somewhat predictable, with many writers prioritizing jokes and over-the-top antics over exploring Wade Wilson’s deeper personality and struggles. Recent series haven’t lasted long, but Marvel seems determined to change that. They’ve put writer Benjamin Percy and artist Geoff Shaw on a new comic, Wade Wilson: Deadpool, which is already generating a lot of excitement for 2026. The first issue is out, and it appears Percy and Shaw might be able to revitalize the character and bring him back to his former popularity.

The recent chapters have shown how incredibly powerful and dangerous Mamushi is. He can create countless clones and has a huge amount of chakra, pushing Konoha’s defenders to their breaking point. They desperately need a plan to defeat him, and it revolves around a carefully laid trap. Mamushi came to the village looking for Eida, intending to absorb her power, and Shikamaru has come up with a plan to use her as bait. The idea is to lure Mamushi into a fight, and when he tries to capture Eida, her incredibly strong brother, Daemon, will step in to protect her.

I’m a huge Star Trek fan, and while the franchise itself has gotten so big with all the shows, it feels like those of us who really love a good movie experience sometimes get left out. Luckily, I’ve found a bunch of films that capture that same Star Trek spirit, even if they aren’t officially part of the series. They don’t tell the same stories, but they hit all the right notes and give me that familiar feeling I love from classic Star Trek. I think any fan who’s been missing that vibe will really enjoy these!