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I’m so excited to hear that Speed is coming to Hulu on March 1st! It’s truly one of my favorite movies from the ’90s. Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock are fantastic as Jack Traven and Annie Porter, a passenger thrown into a crazy situation when a bus is rigged to explode if it slows down – all thanks to the villain Howard Payne, played brilliantly by Dennis Hopper. It was a massive hit when it came out, and critics loved it too. Even now, over 25 years later, it really holds up – especially considering 1994 was such an amazing year for movies!

Initially presented as a brief story with fresh characters in a futuristic setting, the series cleverly wove in familiar aspects of the original, maintaining a strong connection to it. However, these callbacks only recently became central to the plot, and now the story seems to be rushing towards an abrupt ending. The manga could benefit from continuing for three reasons, which would enrich the narrative and give certain characters the satisfying resolution they deserve.

Naruto starts as a struggling ninja, barely making it through the academy. But as his story unfolds, the power hidden within him is revealed, and he relentlessly pursues strength. He masters techniques like the Shadow Clone Jutsu and Rasengan, eventually unlocking Sage Mode, and develops a unique fighting style to overcome his enemies.

Interestingly, two actors from the show Coach went on to become hugely popular voice actors in animation. Craig T. Nelson, who played Coach, later voiced Mr. Incredible in Pixar’s The Incredibles. Bill Fagerbakke, who played Coach’s assistant Dauber, eventually became famous as the voice of Patrick Star on SpongeBob SquarePants.