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A good example of this is the movie I Am Number Four, which was adapted from the book of the same name by Pittacus Lore (a pen name for author James Frey). It came out in theaters on February 18, 2011, with the intention of launching a new science fiction film series. At the time, the second book in the series, The Power of Six, was scheduled to be released soon, and more movies were planned. Sadly, I Am Number Four only earned $149.9 million worldwide, despite costing $60 million to make, so any sequels were cancelled. Still, fans of the books haven’t completely given up hope.

Adult Swim is bringing a new animated series called My Two Cars to its lineup. Created by Dan Licata and Joe Pera – known for his live-action show Joe Pera Talks With You on Adult Swim – the series is delightfully strange. Each episode centers around the main character’s daily dilemma of choosing which of his two cars to drive. You can get a first look at My Two Cars below.

This is precisely why the Norse-themed God of War games were so different – they revamped the setting, gameplay, and, importantly, gave Kratos more depth as a character. This fresh start was desperately needed, and the newer games have solidified the franchise’s place as a key PlayStation title.

There haven’t been many truly great Mummy movies – you could probably count them on one hand, with the 1999 Brendan Fraser film being a prime example. But this spring, a new team – New Line Cinema, Blumhouse, and Atomic Monster – is trying to bring The Mummy back to life on the big screen. And based on the trailer for Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, this version might actually be good enough to join the ranks of the few truly successful Mummy films, as it seems to be doing something very different.

Most superheroes possess incredible willpower, enabling them to conquer any challenge. For characters in the DC universe, facing powerful enemies and seemingly insurmountable obstacles is commonplace. Interestingly, despite this prevalence of strong will, very few individuals become Green Lanterns, and none of them were established heroes beforehand. This limitation likely prevents already powerful characters from becoming truly invincible, but it begs the question: who else possesses the necessary willpower to wield a Green Lantern ring? We’ll explore seven DC heroes who demonstrate willpower on par with any Green Lantern, even without the ring’s power.