Activision and Paramount’s Call of Duty film finds director and writers — it’s being helmed by Hollywood duo Taylor Sheridan and Peter Berg

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It’s exciting that Taylor Sheridan, known for his work on *Sicario*, is writing this film. The recent *Call of Duty: Modern Warfare* games, especially *Modern Warfare 2* (2023), were clearly inspired by *Sicario*, and I’m eager to see if this movie captures a similar feel. I wonder if the filmmakers will adapt a specific game’s storyline or create something new within the *Call of Duty* universe – I’d prefer an original story, but I’m open to either approach.

Speaking of *Call of Duty*, the next installment, *Black Ops 7*, is scheduled for release on November 14, 2025. Developed by Treyarch and Raven, it will continue the story from *Black Ops 2* (2012), featuring the return of David Mason, a co-op campaign, and an expanded Zombies mode.

The Simpsons: 10 Perfect Episodes Sci-Fi Fans Will Love

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It’s amazing how much science fiction appears in The Simpsons, from its most famous episodes to some lesser-known ones. Here are ten episodes with cool sci-fi themes and stories that are worth watching. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the show, sci-fi lovers will enjoy these episodes.

19 Years Ago, DC Comics Killed the Greatest Superhero Ever (and I Think They Should Bring Him Back)

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Eventually, people who appreciated the original multiverse gained control at the publishing company and brought it back with the major storyline, Infinite Crisis. This included the return of the Earth-Two Superman, who once again played a key role in saving everything. Sadly, he died at the end of the story, along with Earth-Two Lois Lane. But I always felt this was a mistake. While there have been many different versions of Superman, the Earth-Two version was always the best, and DC Comics shouldn’t have killed him – they should bring him back.