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Here are three recent science fiction movies that are consistently engaging from beginning to end. We’ll also let you know where to watch them if you haven’t seen them yet.

Like everything else, Wonder Woman is now facing the consequences of her actions in the Absolute Universe. She’s always paid a small price for using her magic, but those effects were minor and easily dealt with. Even losing her arm to save Steve Trevor wasn’t a major setback. However, the latest issue of Absolute Wonder Woman reveals the true and significant cost of her powers.

Yusuke Tomizawa, director of the Tales series at Bandai Namco, recently confirmed to Famitsu magazine (as reported by ryokutya2089) that a remaster of Tales of Xillia 2 is in development. This news comes as fans prepare for the release of Tales of Xillia Remastered on October 30th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. With the first game getting a remaster, fans wondered if the sequel would follow suit, and Tomizawa has now confirmed that it will.

While we don’t know when it will be available, this detailed, movable figurine is easily one of the most impressive PlayStation collectibles in recent memory.

As a huge Star Trek fan, I’ve always loved that the show often explores complex characters, and that extends to its villains. It’s not always about epic space battles; sometimes the most compelling conflicts happen inside the heads of people who genuinely believe they’re doing what’s right. I’ve been thinking about some of the most underrated villains – the tragic ones, the scary ones, even the ones we’ve mostly forgotten – and I’ve put together a list of eight, ranking them from really good to absolutely legendary. They range from Klingons who love Shakespeare to fanatical believers and long-lost creatures, and I think they deserve more recognition!

If you’re an HBO Max subscriber and want to watch Parasite, you need to do so soon! Bong Joon Ho’s critically acclaimed Best Picture winner will no longer be available on the streaming service after October 31st. The 2019 South Korean thriller, which was a huge success with a $258.1 million worldwide gross from an $11.4 million budget, tells the story of a struggling family who cleverly inserts themselves into the lives of a wealthy family. The film stars Song Kang-ho, Lee Sun-kyun, Cho Yeo-jeong, Choi Woo-shik, Park So-dam, Jang Hye-jin, Park Myung-hoon, and Lee Jung-eun.

All three seasons of Sailor Moon: Crystal are now available on Netflix, though it’s been a somewhat divisive series among fans. Fortunately, Netflix also offers Sailor Moon Eternal and Sailor Moon Cosmos, two movies that are generally much more popular with anime enthusiasts. If you’re looking for the very first Sailor Moon series, you’ll find episodes spread across other streaming services like Pluto TV, Prime Video, and Hulu. But overall, there’s a lot of Sailor Moon content available for fans to enjoy!