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Bullitt (1968)

The impact of Fate/strange Fake is even greater when experienced alongside Fate/Zero, widely considered a near-perfect anime that sets the standard for the entire Fate franchise. Fate/Zero, animated by Ufotable, boasts an impressive 8.2 rating on IMDb and remains highly regarded on MyAnimeList with a score of 8.26. Seeing Fate/Zero first elevates Fate/strange Fake from a great seasonal anime to a truly unforgettable experience, placing it among the most iconic anime series ever made.

Nathan Drake’s exciting adventures have cemented his place among iconic characters like Indiana Jones, whom he was heavily inspired by.

Madigan took home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her performance as Gladys in Weapons. She beat out Elle Fanning (Sentimental Value), Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas (Sentimental Value), Wunmi Mosaku (Sinners), and Teyana Taylor (One Battle After Another) to win the award.

Many manga series that started in the 2000s have finished, but lots are still continuing or have been on break for a long time. It’s important to remember that ongoing series deserve recognition too, as some of the best ones from that era have built strong fan communities.

According to FlixPatrol, Armageddon has been a popular choice on Tubi, recently reaching the top spot on their streaming charts. As of today, it’s the second most-watched movie on Tubi in the U.S. Added to Tubi on March 1st, the film has found a new audience despite initially receiving poor reviews.

After a 17-year hiatus following its eighth season, Scrubs returned with John Dorian, Chris Turk, and Elliott Reid reuniting at Sacred Heart Hospital. While the revival received excellent reviews and performed well on ABC, it didn’t gain much traction on streaming platforms. According to FlixPatrol, the show wasn’t appearing in Hulu’s charts even after only half of the first season aired.

It’s ironic, but having so much good TV actually means some excellent shows get overlooked. They aren’t ignored because they’re poorly made, just because something newer and shinier captures everyone’s attention. This is a list of those genuinely great shows that never quite got the recognition they deserved. They might have only lasted a season or two, but they’re all worth revisiting.

It’s so frustrating when an anime starts out absolutely amazing! Seriously, these shows often nail exactly what they’re going for – a really distinct style, characters you genuinely connect with and root for, and a first season that feels like the start of something truly epic. But then, sadly, it just…stops. The hype dies down, everyone jumps onto the next big thing, and after a while, you remember the name of the show, but not how it felt to watch it. It’s a real shame, because these anime were genuinely great and had so much more potential to offer!

Even though Spider-Man 3 had issues with studio meddling, a complicated story, and an overabundance of villains, it’s still a visually stunning and ambitious superhero film with great character work, especially with Peter Parker, Harry Osborn, and Sandman. Recently, with the movie becoming popular on streaming services, many fans are realizing it also delivers the best version of Venom we’ve seen on screen.