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Following the popularity of the original Jumanji film, the story continued with Zathura: A Space Adventure in 2005. This standalone movie featured rising stars like Josh Hutcherson and Kristen Stewart (who would later appear in The Hunger Games and Twilight), along with Dax Shepard and Tim Robbins. Directed by Jon Favreau, Zathura is similar to Jumanji, but set in space. It tells the story of two brothers who find themselves on a thrilling adventure through the cosmos when they begin playing a mysterious board game, and they must learn to cooperate to overcome the dangers they face. While often forgotten in the Jumanji series, Zathura is now available to stream for free on Pluto TV as of May 1st.

Look, as an Assassin’s Creed player, I’m always hoping for something new to shake things up. Sometimes it’s a big change, like when Black Flag let you be a pirate – that was awesome! Other times it’s adding multiplayer, like in Brotherhood. Those kinds of things keep the games interesting and make them stand out. I was really excited about Hexe because it looked like they were going to add magic, which could have been a huge deal and really reinvented the series. But now I’m hearing that they’ve pulled back on that, and honestly, that’s disappointing. It felt like a chance to bring something totally fresh to the franchise and attract a new wave of players.

Crunchyroll surprised fans during their Ani-May event by adding Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc to their streaming service. The movie, which continues the story after the first season of the Chainsaw Man anime, is available with both Japanese and English audio options. It’s now available to stream and explains why it was such a highly anticipated release last year.

Will Smith became a major movie star in the 1990s with successful franchises like Bad Boys and Men in Black. He continued to star in popular films such as Ali, I, Robot, Hitch, and I Am Legend. A sequel to I Am Legend is coming soon, and it’s notable because it’s the first time since 2003 – when Bad Boys II was released – that Smith has starred in a movie that launches a new sequel in an existing franchise.

So, Niantic’s been talking to some of the biggest Pokemon Go players about a new test they’re calling “Evergreen Weeks.” The news has spread pretty quickly, and honestly, the reaction is all over the place – typical Pokemon Go, right? Basically, instead of constant events, we’ll have weeks with just regular gameplay and a new Special Research story. It’s hard to say how it’ll actually feel until May 5th when the first normal week hits, but if you’re someone who loves diving into research tasks, this could actually be a really cool change!

Iron Man faced off against many villains throughout his time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both in his own films and as one of the original Avengers. However, the comics feature a lot of fantastic Iron Man villains who haven’t made it to the screen – and might never. While there’s talk of bringing Iron Man back with a new actor, these great villains were left out of his story during the first eleven MCU movies.

As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve noticed something interesting: May 2nd has become a bit of a tradition for them! Over the years, four different Marvel movies have premiered on that date – X2, the first Iron Man, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and most recently, Thunderbolts. It got me thinking, so I decided to rank all four of them, because honestly, the quality varies quite a bit!