Many individuals are familiar with the craftsmanship of Ray Harryhausen, a renowned stop motion artist. However, Phil Tippett carried on this legacy, and his work can be recognized in films ranging from Jurassic Park (for which he received an Oscar for Best Visual Effects), Robocop, Starship Troopers, to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
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In the remaining episodes of Season 7 for this summer, “My Hero Academia” has introduced a significant twist in the storyline regarding All For One. The anime is currently showcasing the climactic battles between heroes and villains, where the tide of victory seems to shift with each episode. It appears that both parties have been gaining the upper hand through new strategies or abilities, but it’s becoming increasingly evident that All For One may still be one step ahead as he continues to grow in strength.
Fans of the TV series Smallville were overjoyed when Tom Welling, who played Clark Kent, reappeared not just on The CW but in his iconic role, even if it was only briefly, for the 2019 Arrowverse crossover event Crisis on Infinite Earths. This was significant because eight years had passed since fans last saw him as the DC hero, as he hadn’t taken on the character again in any other capacity since the finale of Smallville. Recently, during a discussion on the TalkVille Smallville rewatch podcast (as reported by ScreenRant), Welling disclosed the reasons for this delay and why the Arrowverse event ultimately led to his and Erica Durance’s return.
In a delightful turn of events, fans are eagerly awaiting the return of the classic anime series “Ranma 1/2” for a fresh remake next month, marking its participation in the Fall 2024 anime season. As Shogakukan commemorates its centenary as a publisher, it’s been a treat for fans to witness some of their beloved franchises resurface. Among these, the works of celebrated creator Rumiko Takahashi hold a special place, with iconic series like “Urusei Yatsura” being reimagined anew as part of this celebration.