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While many excellent sci-fi films fly under the radar, certain releases become huge cultural moments. Sometimes, these popular movies attract unwanted attention from those in power, leading to extra examination and even bans. Over time, this has resulted in some really odd and amusing stories about sci-fi films being prohibited, with the reasons for the bans often being both strange and funny.

Moon Knight isn’t one person, but several distinct identities, or alters, each with their own unique abilities – and some are more formidable than others.

As the first season of Pluribus ended, Carol found herself in a domestic situation with Zosia, one of the ‘Others,’ and they embarked on a two-week trip around the world. This happened after Manousos, another person immune to the condition affecting most of humanity, experimented on an Other in an attempt to reverse it. However, when Zosia revealed the Others had found a way to force Carol into their collective consciousness against her will, Carol decided to rejoin the human side. She returned to Albuquerque and teamed up with Manousos to try and save the world, but with a shocking development: she’d acquired a nuclear bomb from the Others earlier in the season. The season ended on a dramatic cliffhanger, leaving viewers wondering what Carol’s next move would be and how far she’d go to protect humanity. Interestingly, the show’s creators only decided to include the nuclear bomb plotline while they were actually filming the episode.

Released on Christmas Eve in 1970, The Aristocats stands out as a truly original Disney animated film. It tells the story of a pampered family of cats who are abandoned in the countryside by their jealous butler, after being set to inherit their owner’s fortune. With the help of a streetwise alley cat, they try to find their way back home, learning valuable lessons along the way. While the film did well in theaters, many still consider it to be underrated.

To celebrate Christmas Eve, My Hero Academia shared a heartwarming image of young Izuku and Katsuki looking up at a Santa-suited All Might. All Might, in his hero form, is carrying a huge bag of presents, and it’s currently Izuku and Katsuki’s turn to receive them! The anime’s official X account posted the image as a holiday greeting to fans, and it quickly became very popular, earning tens of thousands of likes in just a few hours. With the story recently concluding on a poignant note, fans are enjoying the holidays, and the anime is set to return next year with a special treat.