Even though it’s not widely known, Nickelodeon has shown quite a few anime shows over the years. Popular series like Dragon Ball Kai have been broadcast on the network. However, there are some anime that many fans don’t even realize aired on Nickelodeon, either because they were shown way back in the 1980s or they didn’t stay on the air for very long and have since been forgotten.
Based on Isaac Asimov’s classic novels, Foundation tells the story of a galactic civilization collapsing and then being rebuilt over hundreds of years. The show combines political intrigue, stunning visuals, and thought-provoking ideas into a massive and complex story. It’s one of the most ambitious and large-scale science fiction series Apple has ever produced.
Details are scarce about the new Evil Dead Wrath film, except that Francis Galluppi, known for his work on The Last Stop In Yuma Country, is directing. It’s likely this movie will be another standalone story, continuing the trend of recent Evil Dead installments. The franchise began with the 1981 film Evil Dead, which followed a group of friends who accidentally unleash terrifying forces after finding a mysterious book, the Necronomicon, in a remote cabin. The original trilogy then centered on Ash Williams (Bruce Campbell), one of those friends, and his battle against the undead. Ash continued his adventures in the TV series Ash vs Evil Dead, which ran for three seasons on Starz.
The new Marvel movie coming out this summer, titled “Brand New Day,” is already generating excitement. But Marvel isn’t stopping there – they’re also bringing back a famous and often debated period from Spider-Man’s comic book history. This means Peter Parker’s story will continue at the same time in both movie theaters and comic books.
Pixar has a long history of successful and popular films, but its recent releases have been less reliable, particularly when it comes to box office numbers. While Inside Out 2 was a critical and commercial triumph – initially becoming the highest-grossing animated film ever with nearly $1.7 billion worldwide (though later surpassed by Ne Zha 2 and Zootopia 2), and still ranking among the top 10 highest-grossing films of all time – the following film, Elio, received positive reviews but didn’t perform well financially, earning $154 million globally despite a production budget of $150 million.
I noticed something interesting today – Bandai Namco, the company known for games like Dragon Ball and One Piece, seems to have accidentally revealed a new project they hadn’t announced yet, and it’s connected to Akira Toriyama’s work!
AMC’s Mayfair Witches centers around Rowan Fielding, a talented neurosurgeon, who learns she comes from a long line of powerful witches. She discovers this while investigating a haunting in New Orleans and realizing she has dangerous psychic abilities. Rowan must then face a malevolent spirit named Lasher as she comes to terms with her heritage.
Although Netflix’s Bridgerton deserves praise for its diverse cast and fantastic music, it’s not without flaws. The show features a large number of characters and storylines, which can sometimes feel like too much. Also, not all of the romantic pairings have strong chemistry, something that’s usually a key strength in romance shows.
HBO’s series Rome aimed to capture the grand scale of films like Gladiator. It prioritized dramatic spectacle over historical accuracy, pushing the boundaries of violence that HBO was already known for.
The Star Trek: Voyager episode “Retrospect” is often considered one of the show’s weakest, largely due to its controversial handling of a sensitive topic. Beyond the storyline about depending too much on technology, the episode was criticized upon release – and continues to appear on “worst episode” lists – for its awkward attempt to explore the issues surrounding repressed memory therapy and the anxieties of the “satanic panic” era.