On a Monday post, Cameron officially unveiled his upcoming fantasy movie on Facebook, adapted from Joe Abercrombie’s novel “The Devils.” Cameron’s production company, Lightstorm, acquired the book rights. The forthcoming project will see collaboration between the author and the filmmaker in its scriptwriting process. Here’s what Cameron shared: [Cameron’s comment]
Over time, countless games have been launched on both console and PC systems. Some have lost their charm over the years, but many timeless classics continue to impress. Here’s a selection of post-apocalyptic games from the 21st century with diverse themes. These games provide glimpses into the remnants of civilization, exploring themes of morality, hope, and survival.
Last Monday’s analysis on ‘Superman’ and the DC Universe delved into the historical journey of DC Comics adaptations on the silver screen, focusing on efforts to blend this heritage with the current prosperous structure of the MCU. The review highlighted key adjustments within Warner Bros. in recent times, specifically mentioning the shift in DC executives. In 2022, DC Films experienced a brief period under the leadership of Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy from Warner Bros. Pictures, a phase that followed Walter Hamada’s departure and preceded the arrival of James Gunn and Peter Safran.
According to Mantan-Web, the new Jujutsu Kaisen compilation film, titled Hidden Inventory, premiered in Japanese cinemas on May 30th, 2025, and attracted around 138,000 viewers. The initial week’s earnings reached a staggering 190 million Yen, equivalent to approximately $1.3 million, securing the fourth position among weekend box office sales from May 30th to June 1st. This remarkable performance underscores the immense popularity of the Jujutsu Kaisen franchise, especially considering that re-releases of movies usually don’t perform as well as this one. With international releases scheduled in a few weeks and another movie slated for release soon, the series is expected to maintain its strong box office presence.
The show ‘The Ring’ playfully mocked the squeaky-clean image of the Jonas Brothers, which included their use of purity rings. Notably, it depicted an evil version of Mickey Mouse who aimed to capitalize on the Jonas Brothers’ popularity as teen heartthrobs by promoting inappropriate content to their young audience. In this episode, Mickey Mouse clashed with the JoBros over their reluctance to continue wearing purity rings.
Despite the importance of showcasing both Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio for marketing purposes, the film’s run time is limited due to this requirement. Consequently, Karate Kid: Legends falls short in terms of length among its franchise counterparts, resulting in some disjointed editing that negatively impacts the movie overall. In essence, Karate Kid: Legends had a difficult decision to make: either extend the runtime or sacrifice the legacy sequel aspect if it wished to maintain a 94-minute duration.