The Predator movies have had their share of successes and failures over the years. While some are truly excellent, they aren’t necessarily the ones people want to watch again and again. Still, it’s worth experiencing the series for yourself – everyone will have a different favorite!
Despite the finale seeming like a definitive ending, a sequel movie was quickly announced, and the original cast will be back.
This special feature offers a look back at the show, with clips from both old and new episodes. It also includes behind-the-scenes moments and interviews with cast members like Helen George, Stephen McGann, Zephryn Taitte, Rebecca Gethings, Christopher Harper, Laura Main, Max MacMillan, Jenny Agutter, and Annabelle Apsion.
Clarkson has shared his opinion of the new cast, and he’s impressed with them.
The popular 1996 film Matilda, starring Danny DeVito, is now available to stream on Netflix. The movie, which critics loved (earning a 92% score on Rotten Tomatoes) and many grew up with, returned to the platform on March 1st and is already proving popular with viewers. It’s currently ranked at No. 6 on Netflix’s Kids chart in the U.S., ahead of films like Sing, Despicable Me 3, and Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie. Matilda tells the story of a gifted young girl named Matilda, played by Mara Wilson, who discovers she has telekinetic powers and uses them to help herself and her friends.
The Alien vs. Predator series has had several good video games, but the original Alien vs. Predator on the Atari Jaguar is often considered the best. Released in 1994, it was a first-person shooter that let players experience the game from the perspectives of the Aliens, the Predators, and the Colonial Marines. It’s praised for its compelling story, suspenseful atmosphere, and faithful references to the films. The game was a major success for the Jaguar, selling well and receiving positive reviews. However, because the Jaguar console didn’t last long, it’s now quite difficult to find and play.
DC’s current comic book run has been incredibly successful, putting them in a leading position. Marvel is responding with a new Avengers relaunch, tied to the ‘Armageddon’ event and titled ‘Avengers: Armageddon,’ aiming to revitalize the team after a period of underwhelming performance. While Marvel usually has a strong chance of regaining the top spot, DC is performing so well that even the well-known Avengers might struggle to compete.
Do you enjoy mapping out TV shows to keep track of the plot, or do you love series that require close attention and rewatching? If so, this list is for you. These shows are known for their intricate, winding storylines involving things like time travel, alternate realities, and mysteries that unfold in a non-linear way – meaning you’ll have to really think to follow them. If you’re looking for a challenge, here are five shows guaranteed to make you work for it.
So, I just got the newest handheld from Retroid, and it’s awesome! It’s another Android-based retro gaming device you can snag directly from their site. Honestly, it kinda looks like a PSP at first glance, but it’s way more powerful and you can really customize it. It can handle pretty much any game you want to play, including older PSP titles. Now, I definitely want to be clear – I’m not saying you should download and play games you haven’t bought, that’s not cool. But if you have backups of games you do own, the Retroid Pocket 6 is a fantastic way to play them.
I don’t really enjoy fishing in real life, but I find it surprisingly fun in video games. I’ve loved the fishing mechanic in Pokemon ever since the original Red and Blue versions. I always made sure to have a Water-type Pokemon on my team, and since I usually chose Grass-type starters, fishing was often how I got one. However, recent Pokemon games have reduced or even removed fishing, which is disappointing. With the focus on water and tropical environments in games like Pokemon Winds and Pokemon Waves, bringing fishing back feels essential to the experience.