Wow, there’s a ton coming out! I’m especially excited about Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, but I’m also really intrigued by Skate Story and all the new Yakuza games. And who could forget Terminator 2D: No Fate? It’s going to be hard to choose what to play first!
Despite becoming a key ally to Batman in the first film, Zoë Kravitz’s Catwoman (Selina Kyle) isn’t expected to appear in The Batman Part II. The movie saw her investigating Gotham’s criminal side with Batman and seeking revenge for a friend’s death, a quest cut short when her father was killed. While the first film left her future open-ended, it seems she won’t be back for the sequel. Though fans will be disappointed, this might be the best choice for the story overall.
Thames explained that the second animated film resonated with him because it was a strong sequel, particularly praising how it built on the original and the impact of the time jump. While the first film was heartwarming, he felt the second one added a layer of depth and sadness that truly evoked emotion. He believes that’s the main reason people go to the movies – to feel something – and that film delivered that for him.
Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery have agreed to a massive deal worth $87.2 billion. Netflix will be acquiring Warner Bros.’ film and television production, its valuable content library, and its entire gaming division.
The gaming division includes well-known developers like Rocksteady (known for the Batman: Arkham series), NetherRealm Studios (Mortal Kombat), Traveller’s Tales (LEGO games), and Avalanche Software (Hogwarts Legacy).
Netflix won the bid for Warner Bros. Discovery after competing against other companies, including Comcast and Paramount Skydance, who were also very interested in the purchase.
The deal still needs to be approved by regulators, but is currently projected to be finalized sometime in the third quarter of 2026.
I absolutely adore The Wizard of Oz. It started as a series of wonderful children’s books by L. Frank Baum, but the movie? It really became the gold standard for movie magic, as far as I’m concerned. The moment Dorothy’s house lifts off from Kansas and lands in Oz, you’re swept away to this unbelievably colorful and imaginative world – it’s exactly what going to the movies should feel like! It’s inspired so many people over the years, and I was fascinated to learn that the brilliant David Lynch always considered it his favorite film. It just proves what a timeless masterpiece it truly is.
Recently, Rolling Stone published its list of the best movies of the year, and Sinners didn’t make the cut—though it did receive an honorable mention. Despite this, it’s not because the magazine ignores horror; their list actually included several scary movies, like the well-received Weapons.
Two years after getting engaged to Mark Emms, the former Shake It Up star said they’ll start planning their wedding as soon as they have more free time from work.
Here are 5 fantastic psychological thrillers that deserve more attention. They’re all incredibly gripping and will really get under your skin.
Batman is one of the few heroes who could realistically go up against the X-Men, even facing the whole team. He’s skilled at fighting all kinds of opponents, with or without superpowers. While he wouldn’t win against every X-Man, he could definitely defeat a good number of them. Here are ten X-Men who would likely lose to Batman, though some battles would be more challenging than others.
Rick Riordan has been very open about his disappointment with the Percy Jackson movies, once describing the scripts as devastating to his work. However, speaking with ComicBook before the Season 2 premiere, he shared that he now understands the challenges of adapting a book for the screen. He’s also happy he’s been able to help shape the Disney+ series to better serve both longtime fans and the story itself.