James Gunn’s new DC Universe is similar to what came before, even though it’s aiming for a more fun tone. Like the old Justice League, the new team, called the Justice Gang, is full of powerful heroes who don’t get along very well. They argue a lot and mostly work together for the public image. Luckily, there’s at least one group in the DCU motivated by genuine teamwork, and they might be gaining a new member soon.
Tubi started streaming the 2018 film *Halloween* alongside a wave of other horror releases on September 1st. This movie is the first in a three-part series directed by David Gordon Green, and the eleventh installment overall in the *Halloween* franchise. It essentially reboots the series, focusing again on the conflict between Michael Myers and Laurie Strode. The film is a direct sequel to John Carpenter’s original 1978 *Halloween*, picking up the story 40 years later. Laurie, still haunted by the past, finds herself facing Michael Myers once more as he threatens her family, but this time, she’s ready to fight back.
Namor is a complex character with a long and often contradictory history in Marvel Comics. Originally, during the Golden Age, his aggressive and self-serving heroism was typical for the time – he fiercely protected his underwater kingdom, even if it meant disregarding the safety of others, until a larger threat emerged. When he returned in the Silver Age, he became known for his erratic behavior, solidifying his place as one of Marvel’s most unpredictable characters. This makes Namor a classic anti-hero, and it’s time more people recognized just how compelling he is in that role.
The supermodel and her husband Joshua Kushner welcomed their third baby, a baby girl, on Sept. 18.
Fans of *My Dress-Up Darling* were disappointed after the second season ended. The finale featured a scene not found in the original manga, and felt like a final ending to the story. To make things worse, there’s currently no news about whether the anime will continue with another season.
Initially, some Xbox players were upset when PlayStation didn’t release its exclusive games on Xbox, while Xbox did release *Helldivers 2* on PlayStation. Although *Helldivers 2* is now available on Xbox, major PlayStation single-player titles haven’t followed suit – until now, perhaps. Recent Google searches have revealed potential Xbox Store pages for PlayStation games like *Ghost of Tsushima*, *The Last of Us Part 2*, and *Horizon Zero Dawn*. These pages aren’t currently active, but their appearance in search results is sparking speculation that these games might soon be coming to Xbox.
With so many amazing films to choose from, here are 10 movies that really resonated with millennials. They aren’t listed in any particular order-what’s important is how each one captured feelings and experiences that many millennials could relate to, often expressing things they hadn’t fully articulated themselves.
Many of the games listed below were initially unpopular when they first came out. Some didn’t deliver on what was promised, while others simply didn’t measure up to previous installments in their series. Despite the rocky starts, each one eventually found a dedicated following and became a beloved cult classic. These three games show just how easily a potential flop can become a fan favorite.
In 2014, Marvel Studios brought the Guardians of the Galaxy to life on screen, with director James Gunn infusing the film with his distinctive use of music, bright visuals, and energetic style. Gunn recently shared that someone at Marvel initially doubted his soundtrack choices and suggested using songs from the 1990s, including those by artists like Britney Spears. This news has sparked a lot of discussion among fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Most agree that changing the soundtrack would have negatively impacted the film, but some are now curious to hear what a version featuring 90s hits – jokingly dubbed “The Britney Cut” online – would sound like (according to Reddit).
Since it first came out a few years ago, *Rent-a-Girlfriend* has sparked a lot of debate and disagreement, and the recent fourth season this summer only intensified that. Now that the season has finished airing in Japan, it’s been confirmed that *Rent-a-Girlfriend* will be back for a fifth season next year. To mark the announcement, a special visual was released, created by the show’s character designer, Kanna Hirayama. You can see it below.