Although the action was consistently good, it was ultimately eclipsed by later events in One Piece season 2. While season 3 might continue this pattern, that’s still a ways off. Right now, a standout 12-minute fight scene from One Piece season 2, episode 3 deserves significant praise – it’s easily one of the best close-combat scenes available on streaming television.
The film restarts with Grace reliving her chaotic wedding day, picking up exactly where the last one ended. When the police arrive seeking answers, things get even more complicated with the unexpected arrival of her sister, Faith. Together, they’re once again battling a deadly cult of wealthy individuals, now led by a peculiar brother and sister duo (Sarah Michelle Gellar and Shawn Hatosy) and a surprisingly odd lawyer (Elijah Wood). Despite following a similar plot to the first movie, the script by Guy Busick and R. Christopher Murphy manages to keep the suspense and excitement at a high level.
Crunchyroll now offers a huge collection of anime, with over 1,000 different series and more than 30,000 episodes all in one place. While Crunchyroll has made anime more accessible worldwide, there have been some drawbacks. Recently, they’ve addressed some of these issues by offering a new, easy way to sample some of the most popular new anime coming out in 2026 – no long-term commitment required.
According to FlixPatrol, the top two movies on HBO Max globally are War for the Planet of the Apes and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, in that order. War for the Planet of the Apes is currently the most popular movie in several countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic.
Just because a fight in Dragon Ball is long doesn’t automatically make it good, but the series generally knows which battles deserve more screen time. Still, some Dragon Ball fights end too quickly and don’t really get going. A few of these unremarkable battles could have been truly epic if they had just been extended a bit.
Recognizing parallels to his own situation, Collymore discovers a disturbing online game called “Jitters,” hosted by a bizarre, clown-like figure – not the usual presenter, Amanda Holden. This character, with a frightening appearance, uses artificial intelligence to exploit players’ deepest fears, often with devastating consequences. Collymore quickly becomes immersed in the game, and even more worryingly, realizes his own daughter is also in danger.
Many people probably think this refers to the 2003 movie Freddy vs. Jason, where Jason Voorhees fought Freddy Krueger. But dedicated horror fans might recall a lesser-known connection between the Friday the 13th films and The Evil Dead.
Last week, Ebaster highlighted some great shows to watch on Prime Video, including the popular crime comedy Deadloch before its new season arrives, and well-loved classics like The Practice and The Expanse. This week, Ebaster’s picked the top 3 most talked-about series currently on Prime Video – they’re definitely worth checking out!
Okay, so everyone’s freaking out about whether this character is really gone, but honestly, it’s a superhero story, right? People come back from the dead all the time in these things. Plus, Cobie Smulders herself just talked about it and honestly seemed totally chill about whatever happens. It makes you think, doesn’t it?
Sometimes, a really good TV show fails because it competes with a similar, more popular show airing at the same time. Other times, a lack of effective marketing keeps a show from reaching viewers. And occasionally, a show simply launches when the audience isn’t ready for it, meaning it doesn’t get the recognition it deserves right away.