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Many consider Mega Zygarde to be the most powerful Pokémon in Legends: Z-A. This Ground and Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon becomes available as you progress through the game’s story. It boasts an incredibly high stat total of 778, and its Special Attack is among the highest of any Pokémon ever designed. While very few Pokémon can match Mega Zygarde’s offensive power, one in Mega Dimensions poses a potential challenge to its dominance.

When Ronnie and her sister Lilly joined the group investigating the disappearance of Matty, they were the only ones left alive after Pennywise violently attacked their friends at the Capitol Theater. The second episode showed that the terror didn’t stop there – Pennywise continued to haunt Ronnie by exploiting her painful memories.

The original Scream revealed Ghostface was actually two killers, including Sidney’s boyfriend, Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich). With Scream 7 scheduled for 2026, both Sidney and Billy’s accomplice, Stu Macher (Matthew Lillard), are set to return – despite Stu’s death in the first movie. But the most exciting Scream reunion isn’t happening in the next film; it’s coming this December.

The new movie Materialists has quickly become the most popular title on HBO Max in the U.S., taking the top spot from Weapons. Apparently, waiting nearly five months to release it on streaming helped build anticipation, as viewers immediately started watching the A24 film. Materialists isn’t just a hit on HBO Max – it’s also the No. 1 movie on iTunes in countries like Egypt, Greece, Ghana, Switzerland, and particularly Bulgaria, where it’s been at the top for the last week.

Sydney Sweeney has been discussing the physical changes she underwent to play Christy, including building a home gym to gain muscle for the role. However, her previous role in Housemaid required a very different physique. Jeff McCobb from TopMob recently spoke with Sweeney, and she shared how much weight she had to lose before filming the adaptation of the book.

As a huge film and TV fan, revisiting The Wire after all these years has been a revelation. Without the rose-tinted glasses of nostalgia, and having seen so much television since then, plus how the real world has evolved, it honestly feels like a completely different show than it did when it first aired. Here are the four biggest things that struck me when I watched it with fresh eyes.

The only film related to this series that opened with more money was 2004’s Alien vs. Predator, which earned $38.3 million on its opening weekend. But Badlands could still end up surpassing that number when the complete results are tallied.

While some films brilliantly adapt books like The Godfather, Fight Club, and Little Women, many others miss the mark by changing the story’s feel, simplifying characters, or speeding through the plot. However, it’s not always the filmmakers’ fault. Books have the space – whether a few hundred or many pages – to build detailed worlds, delve into characters’ thoughts, and add layers of meaning. Movies, in contrast, have limited time – usually around two hours – plus budget constraints and the need to attract a broad audience.

Eva Victor’s first film, Sorry, Baby, is labeled a dark comedy, but it’s actually a surprisingly powerful and emotionally challenging movie. This charming and often funny drama follows a college professor as she grapples with the aftermath of a sexual assault and tries to find her place in the world. It’s a film that evoked a wide range of emotions in me – I found myself crying, feeling numb, and even laughing while watching it on HBO Max.

Okay, so I’ve been following the buzz around Pluribus, and honestly, it’s incredible. Greg MacArthur at ScreenRant called it a masterclass in suspense, and that’s not an overstatement! The really amazing part? After 66 reviews, it still has a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Plus, regular viewers seem to love it too, giving it an 88% on the Popcornmeter after the first two episodes. It’s shaping up to be something special!