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The new teaser for Avengers: Doomsday shows Thor facing a personal challenge alongside the fate of the multiverse. He wants to ensure a safe future for his adopted daughter, Love, as she grows up. Achieving this, even for a powerful god like Thor, requires help from other deities. This also cleverly introduces a significant threat – Robert Downey Jr.’s character, Doom – who appears powerful enough to make even gods seek assistance. You can watch the teaser below.

While the 1980s produced a lot of great science fiction, its popularity also has a drawback. Not only were there some bad movies made, but many excellent films from that era have been overlooked. With so much sci-fi being released at the time, some truly exciting and smart movies slipped under the radar and are now underrated, meaning many fans haven’t even discovered them.

The new footage shows the Hawkins team making a final, desperate attempt to stop Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) from merging the Upside Down with Earth – an event that would destroy all life. The remaining heroes launch a risky, multi-part plan to both rescue the children Vecna has taken and finally defeat him. Their main goal is to destroy the substance that holds the Upside Down together, cutting off the connection between dimensions and saving the world. You can watch the trailer for the Stranger Things finale now.

Konatsu Kato, who plays the main character Hinako, gained a lot of attention earlier this month when she began streaming the game. Her popularity led to her becoming a brand ambassador for the PlayStation partnership with Wind & Sea.

People seem to be overlooking something important: Stranger Things was never meant to be flawless. The show always had imperfections, but it was so enjoyable that most viewers didn’t mind – or even notice them. It’s not that the show suddenly got bad; it’s that our expectations and how we view it have changed. Let me break it down.