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Born on December 31, 1959, Val Kilmer would be 66 years old today. Throughout his long career in film, television, and theater, he’s become famous for roles in memorable movies like Top Gun, Willow, The Doors, and Tombstone. However, many consider his portrayal of Bruce Wayne/Batman in Batman Forever to be among his finest work, and the story of how he landed the role is almost more incredible than the films themselves.

It’s particularly disappointing that so many excellent games are being ignored. These titles weren’t just good within their genres – they were innovative, playing with new ideas while still being respectful of players’ time. Dedicated fans followed their development closely and loved them, but the wider gaming world seems to have missed them entirely. It’s surprising, considering all three were released this year and deserve more attention.

I recently saw an interview with George Clooney where he was reminiscing about his career, and it was so fun! They started with ‘Batman & Robin,’ and honestly, it’s great to see he can finally laugh about it – especially after all these years. He even joked about that Batsuit and the, uh, distinctive nipples! It’s cool to see him in such a playful mood about a movie that’s become a bit of a cult classic.

Here’s a detailed explanation – with major spoilers – of how Avatar: Fire and Ash reveals Kiri’s background and what happens to her on Pandora.

Instead of simply responding to what everyone else is doing with streaming services, platforms could also focus on showcasing more niche or genre films. They often promote their most popular titles to attract viewers, but there are always lesser-known, high-quality movies available. Here are seven excellent genre films currently available on HBO Max as of December 2025.

Tony Gilroy, the creator of Andor, said Disney executives told him streaming was no longer a viable business model, and he had to justify the show’s budget after initially being given free rein to spend for the first season. The creators of Stranger Things, the Duffer brothers, told Yahoo! that their show’s success was a rare occurrence, and they worry about getting another chance to tell a story of that scope. Both sets of creators seem to recognize that the golden age of streaming is over, and 2025 marked the turning point.