Everyone’s been focusing on Bowser Jr. as the new Super Mario Galaxy Movie comes out, but recent clips suggest Wario and Waluigi might also appear. The latest trailer, showing a first look at Yoshi, features Mario and his friends fighting in a place that looks like a casino.
Netflix has kicked off the year with a strong lineup of crime shows. Viewers can enjoy the limited series His & Hers, starring Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal, which centers around a murder investigation in a small town. The Lincoln Lawyer is back for a fourth season, with Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) now facing a murder trial himself. And for Agatha Christie fans, there’s The Seven Dials Mystery.
The duo missed a huge hole in the roof, caused by an asteroid, and the strange, glowing substance leaking from it. This goo ends up in a popular bubble gum, turning people into zombies.
Fans of the One Piece manga and anime already know that Crocodile won’t be a major character in Season 2. The new episodes will focus on locations like Loguetown, Whiskey Peak, Little Garden, and Drum Island, and will introduce various members of the Baroque Works organization. While Manganiello’s portrayal of Crocodile will likely be hinted at in Season 2, he won’t become a main character until Season 3, which will cover the Alabasta Saga. Season 3 is currently being made, and that’s when Crocodile will become the primary villain.
The new eight-episode series premiered on Netflix on February 6th and has quickly become a top-10 hit in numerous countries. Viewers are starting to discover it, and it’s proving to be a success.
“Send Help” is a wild ride that feels like a mix of movies such as “Horrible Bosses,” “Castaway,” and “Misery,” but with director Sam Raimi’s unique style. The script, by Damian Shannon and Mark Swift, gives Rachel McAdams a fantastic and fun role, and she fully embraces the character’s darker side. Dylan O’Brien is brilliantly annoying as a spoiled and unpleasant character. Together, McAdams and O’Brien bring energy and excitement to this crazy, unpredictable story.
When Disney+ first launched in late 2019, it only offered family-friendly content – there weren’t any movies with mature ratings. However, over the years, Disney+ has become more flexible with what it offers, and now includes some surprisingly edgy titles. You might even find something like Slotherhouse, a horror comedy about a killer sloth, if you know where to look! (“Hey, could you grab the popcorn while I start Disney+ and put on Slotherhouse?”)
The tournament is nearing its end, with only four players – plus a hidden contender – remaining from the original sixty-four. However, not all of them are realistic contenders to win. It’s difficult not to assess who has the best chance of making it to the very end.
In the latest issue of Absolute Superman #16, written by Jason Aaron with art by Juan Ferreyra and Becca Carey, Superman faces off against both the Parasite and a brutal Hawkman. Meanwhile, Lex Luthor has a quiet day at home, chatting with a surprising guest. However, when Luthor refuses to cooperate with Brainiac’s plans, Brainiac quickly reveals his true nature and threatens everyone Lex cares about.
JB Perrette, the head of streaming for Warner Bros. Discovery, revealed when HBO Max will be available in the UK and Ireland on Monday. He also discussed the upcoming Harry Potter television series, describing the production as massive in scale and one of the company’s most significant projects. Perrette recently toured the set and was impressed by its size and ambition.