“Money” Is What Got Squid Game’s Creator to Return for Season 2

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Squid Game, the hit series from Netflix, is set to return for its second season in December this year. The creator of the show has shared that financial incentives and a desire to fully tell the story were the key factors in bringing the series back for two additional seasons. The unexpected success of Squid Game when it initially premiered was one of Netflix’s biggest surprises in years, captivating audiences worldwide. However, despite hints that Gi-Hun might return for more, the first season seemed to wrap up neatly. But to everyone’s surprise, it was announced that there would be two more seasons to complete the story arc.

Gladiator II – REVIEW

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In the year 2000, Russell Crowe, in a breakout and award-winning performance, posed the question, ‘Aren’t you entertained?’ Indeed, we were, earning a staggering $465 million at the box office. However, 24 years later, Gladiator II arrives without him. Instead, we find Paul Mescal in the role of Lucius, who is revealed to be Maximus’ son. Connie Neilsen reprises her part as Lucilla.

One Piece Manga Announces Sudden Fall Hiatus

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After a brief pause, the manga of “One Piece” has resumed publication and it turns out that this popular series is going to take another unexpected break. It’s been quite perplexing for fans of “One Piece”, as while the series is reaching new heights, the end of this year has brought some unforeseen breaks. The anime is currently in a period of intense preparation for the second half of the Egghead Arc, so it won’t be back with fresh episodes until around April next year.

New Steam Deck Announced by Valve

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Steam, a popular gaming platform operated by Valve Corporation, has unveiled their latest innovation – the Steam Deck. However, it’s important to note that this device comes with a twist. Over the past few years, there has been a substantial transformation in the way people engage with video games. While handheld devices have long been associated with gaming, they typically offer a distinctly different experience compared to console versions of the same games. This disparity was particularly noticeable until the advent of the Nintendo Switch.

There’s a New RoboCop Movie – But Why Are They Rebooting It Again?

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Regardless if you’re alive or not, you’re coming along with me.” In reference to the RoboCop Ip, many aficionados of Paul Verhoeven’s groundbreaking 1987 film fusion would likely prefer dead. It reminds one of Jurassic Park, where a brilliant original production spawned an ongoing commercial endeavor that never truly reached the initial level of quality demonstrated at its inception. RoboCop, with its intelligent, violent narrative and antagonists as memorable as the protagonist, was not only among 1987’s finest films; it was one of the ’80s elite action movies.