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Warning: Spoilers below for Predator: Killer of Killers and Predator: Badlands.

The X-Men are known for having diverse teams, but they haven’t often focused on cosmic adventures. While they’ve ventured into space and had the SWORD program, dedicated teams of mutants exploring the cosmos have been rare. Currently, the potential is there to create a strong cosmic mutant team, and it could become a significant part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the future.

I’m following the events unfolding in the Jujutsu world, and things are incredibly tense. A massive invasion of 50,000 Simurians – an alien race – has thrown everything into chaos, and sorcerers are desperately trying to prevent a full-scale war. We’re catching up with Yuka and Tsurugi Okkotsu, who we first met briefly, now as teenagers grappling with their own issues. They cross paths with Maru, whose full name is Marulu Val Vol Yelvori, a Simurian working undercover as an inspector alongside the sorcerers. The story starts with a shocking turn – the deaths of Yuta and Maki – and it feels like anyone else could be next, except for Yuji Itadori.

As actors become well-known, it’s even more important to choose roles carefully. A bad decision can harm anyone’s career, but it can be especially damaging to established actors, potentially ruining their reputation with just one mistake. Fortunately, actors often have a feeling when a project isn’t right for them. There are many examples of actors who avoided a career setback by turning down a role that would have been a disaster.

Tony Dalton, who played Jack Duquesne in Hawkeye and appeared in the first season of Daredevil: Born Again, recently confirmed he’ll be back for Season 2. Jack Duquesne is a wealthy man with a secret life as the Swordsman, a skilled fighter. His reveal in Hawkeye was unexpected, and in Daredevil: Born Again, Wilson Fisk discovered Jack’s true identity and had him imprisoned.

Scott Bakula, known for his role in Enterprise, has spoken again about the increasing fan demand for him to reprise his character, Captain Archer, in the Star Trek universe – and he’s very enthusiastic about the possibility. While publicizing his recent stage production, The Baker’s Wife, on NBC’s Today show (as reported by TrekMovie.com), Bakula was asked about the online discussion surrounding a potential Star Trek spin-off focusing on Archer’s later years, and he readily admitted he’d be thrilled to return to the franchise.

The movie A House of Dynamite started strong, but its ending was so unpopular that the filmmakers had to explain their decisions. Many viewers were confused by the abrupt ending, until a Reddit user shared a key detail. They explained that if you watch the entire movie, including the credits, with subtitles turned on, you can hear a distant explosion during the credits accompanied by the subtitle “explosion.” This suggests the ending implied Chicago was hit by an explosion, clarifying what many considered a confusing fade to black.

The film Night Hunter, also called Nomis, features Henry Cavill, Stanley Tucci, Ben Kingsley, and Alexandra Daddario. While the story of a police task force taking down an online predator isn’t new, they quickly realize the crimes are far more complex than anticipated. Despite a talented cast, the movie feels predictable and relies heavily on familiar crime thriller tropes. One critic noted that viewers could practically play ‘crime cliche bingo’ while watching, as the film hits many predictable beats.