Movies

Starting April 28th, players can try out a free demo of Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X. The demo lets you play the first two chapters of the game, which has a total of fourteen. The first chapter is a flashback showing Cloud experiencing the events at Nibelheim. Chapter two returns to the present, picking up with Cloud and his companions as they regroup in Kalm after escaping Midgar in Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Plus, you can carry your progress from the demo over to the full game if you decide to buy it!

While some adventure films become classics, many great ones are sadly forgotten over time. These movies might not have been popular when they first came out, or they may never have reached a wide audience. But they’re just as good as the most famous adventure films, and these five hidden gems prove it.

The new series on Peacock is a prequel to the 2012 movie Ted, taking place in the 1990s. Seth MacFarlane voices the character of Ted in all three projects, including the 2015 sequel Ted 2. MacFarlane recently told ScreenRant that there aren’t any current plans for a third season of the live-action show, suggesting the series ended after its second season.

Okay, so as I kept watching Sullivan’s Crossing, it turned out Sully had been secretly helping Lola out because he thought he was the one who’d accidentally hit her with his car. It was a huge weight he was carrying! Lola, poor thing, was totally traumatized by the accident and had no idea what really happened. Then, when Sully finally confessed, it actually unlocked a memory for her, proving he wasn’t even the driver! It was a crazy twist. Thankfully, Lola and Maggie started to really understand each other and actually became friends, which was great to see. And on top of everything, Lola found love with Jacob Cranebear – Joel Oulette plays him – and now they’re doing the long-distance relationship thing.

High school romance movies are now more diverse than ever, with a film for every taste. We’re seeing fresh takes on the genre, including stories with inclusive representation and even supernatural elements, making these coming-of-age tales better than ever. These movies stand out for their engaging romances and compelling storylines.

Some stories don’t tie up all loose ends, and the seventh season of Sons of Anarchy left viewers wondering about several things, like what really happened to JT. We also didn’t get a clear resolution for Abel and Thomas, even though Jax tried to ensure their safety. The show is packed with unanswered questions, from major plot inconsistencies to small details that remain unexplained.

The new series Man on Fire is based on the popular 1980 novel by A.J. Quinnell. It follows John Creasy, a former Special Forces soldier, as he battles his inner demons and dangerous adversaries while protecting a young girl in Rio de Janeiro. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II stars in the lead role, which was previously played by Denzel Washington in the 2004 movie. Kyle Killen (known for Fear Street Part One: 1994 and Halo) is the showrunner and executive producer.

In a recent interview with Us Weekly, actor Paul Ritter shared that he’s close friends with Justin Baldoni and expressed interest in a potential crossover storyline between their shows. Ritter described Baldoni as a “really nice guy” and suggested a fun collaboration: Julian Beck, his character, could teach Baldoni’s character tracking skills, while Ritter’s character could help Beck locate people.

As a huge cinema fan, I’ve noticed something really interesting about Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Man Noir. He’s played this version of the character – Peter Parker – in the Spider-Verse films already. It seems like they’ve tweaked the live-action portrayal, maybe to keep things separate from the other Peter Parkers we’ve seen, like Tom Holland’s. But lately, Spider-Noir has been acting in ways that remind me a lot of Tobey Maguire’s classic, more grounded take on the character – it’s a fun little nod to that era!

Jason Statham stars as a man with amnesia – he has no memories, no history, and doesn’t even know his own name. The only exception is a woman named Eliza, whose face he can’t shake. As his memories slowly return, he realizes he was specially trained for a dangerous mission that’s still underway, and now, the people who sent him are hunting him. With his enemies closing in, he must decide whether to complete the mission or protect Eliza, the one person who gives his life meaning.