As a dedicated fan of “My Hero Academia”, I can’t help but share my excitement as we’re only halfway through season seven! This year has seen the return of this beloved anime, and its two-part comeback has left us all captivated. From uncovering a traitor to igniting a war, “My Hero Academia” hasn’t missed a beat in season seven. Now, we’ve been given a sneak peek into episode 14, and I can barely contain my anticipation!
According to Tim Burton, the Netflix series “Wednesday” served as a creative revival for him following his work on the movie “Dumbo.” Prior to discussing “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” Variety asked Burton about how he managed to bounce back after the Disney film didn’t perform well at the box office. Burton explained that the TV show provided a much-needed lift for him, as it helped him emerge from a creative slump following his involvement with that project. “Dumbo” didn’t achieve the same level of success as other Disney live-action remakes, which left some doubts about Burton’s future prospects. However, with “Wednesday” and “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” set to reignite fan excitement, things are looking a lot more promising now.
As an ardent fan, it’s thrilling to see that iconic anime series like “Cowboy Bebop,” “Yu Yu Hakusho,” and “One Piece” have made their way onto live-stage adaptations. But it’s not just television shows that bring anime into our world; in Japan, numerous anime stories have graced the stage through countless performances. Now, the much-anticipated “Fruits Basket” is preparing to make its grand return to the stage, with the final performance set for this fall.
Prepare for more heartwarming feelings as Disney-Pixar’s Inside Out 2 arrives home on September 10th! This blockbuster of the year, and the highest-grossing animated movie ever, will grace your screens in a 4K Ultra HD steelbook set, Blu-ray, and DVD. Enjoy additional content like deleted scenes that offer a glimpse into emotions left out from the original film, residing within Riley’s mind.
As a dedicated horror movie enthusiast with over two decades of experiencing various genres, I must say that “Longlegs” has truly stood out among the crowd this year. From its mysterious and eerie marketing campaign to its highly anticipated theatrical release, it sparked countless conversations among fellow horror fans like myself.
As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but share my excitement over the first official trailer for season two of the iconic revival, Frasier, the beloved spin-off from NBC’s classic sitcom, Cheers. In this new chapter, our dearest Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) is back in his element, nestled in a radio broadcast booth, joined by old pals Bob “Bulldog” Briscoe (Dan Butler) and Roz Doyle (Peri Gilpin). This time around, the series promises to unfold primarily in Boston, yet Frasier and his son Freddy seem destined for a trip back to Seattle, where they’ll revisit the KACL offices, the site of Frasier’s radio show for 11 seasons during the original run. Although it seems we won’t see Lilith (Bebe Neuwirth) in this season, her presence in Boston leaves us with a glimmer of hope that she might make an appearance in another episode.