Warner Bros. showcased upcoming films at CinemaCon last night, with a major focus on Dune: Part Three. They showed the first seven minutes of the movie to attendees, and the preview was very well-received. Many believe it positions Dune: Part Three as a strong contender for the most popular film this holiday season.
Season 4 of From continues the story immediately after the previous season’s cliffhanger. With Jim Matthews’ death at the hands of the Man in Yellow and the introduction of time travel through Julie, Tabitha and Jade have uncovered secrets about their pasts and how they relate to the town. It seems like the trapped residents of Fromville might finally be close to understanding the mystery surrounding them, but it quickly becomes clear that someone – or something – is working to stop them from finding answers.
The 1960s were a pivotal decade for science fiction, especially in film and television. While many iconic sci-fi movies were released and are still celebrated today, several other excellent films from that era have been overlooked. In fact, some of the most thrilling and innovative sci-fi movies of the 1960s are surprisingly forgotten, even though they helped shape the genre into the powerhouse it is now.
Warner Bros. also announced a Game of Thrones movie at CinemaCon. Currently called Game of Thrones: Aegon’s Conquest, the film will be set 300 years before the original series, showing how Aegon Targaryen and his sisters, Visenya and Rhaenys, used their dragons to conquer Westeros and establish their dynasty. With the movie now confirmed, it’s likely that plans for a separate Aegon’s Conquest TV series have been cancelled.
I’m so excited about Bethesda’s new sci-fi RPG! It just came out last week on April 7th, and before it even launched, it was getting tons of pre-orders on the PlayStation Store – it was even the number one pre-ordered game for a while!
Now that her husband is the mayor of New York, Jessica has given up her job as a private investigator and closed her agency, Alias Investigations. However, a shocking discovery – the brutal murder of her neighbors – pulls her back in. Though her friend Luke urges her to stay out of it, Jessica soon realizes there’s more than one killer at work when she crosses paths with Typhoid Mary. They decide to join forces and uncover the truth, but as viewers already know, this investigation will lead Jessica down a dangerous path.
Following the disappointing performance of the 1993 film Super Mario Bros., Nintendo stopped making movies for many years. When they decided to try again, they knew they needed to focus on their most famous series. The 2023 film, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, was a hit, proving Nintendo could succeed in filmmaking. Now, after the movie’s huge success, Nintendo and Illumination are exploring ways to build on that momentum. While a direct sequel seems likely, an even more exciting option might be in the works.
Total Chaos was first released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC (through Steam, the Epic Games Store, GOG, and the Microsoft Store) on November 20, 2025.
KeplerL2 explained that developers will probably have an easier time optimizing games to look good on the handheld’s 1080p screen than trying to run them on less powerful hardware for a 4K TV. It’s also unclear if Sony will require developers to support the handheld with future game releases, like those for the PS6.
The recent ‘More Spores for Hoppip’ event brought three new Pokemon to the game, but it seems not every event will add new creatures to your collection. This time, Bulbasaur is taking center stage with a jump rope contest! From April 19th to April 26th, players in Pokemon Pokopia can participate in the Bulbasaur’s Jump Rope Contest. While details are limited, this event is designed to get more players involved in the enjoyable mini-game within the Pokemon life simulation.