Excaliber – 4K UHD | BLU-RAY

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The film assembled an impressive cast including Helen Mirren, Cherie Lunghi, Gabriel Byrne, Liam Neeson, Corin Redgrave, Patrick Stewart, Ciaran Hinds, and Nicol Williamson. While Williamson was the most experienced film actor, many of the others were primarily stage performers. For a lot of them, Excalibur was their film debut, and they greatly depended on director John Boorman, who, despite being a kind man off-set, was a very strict and commanding presence during filming.

5 Classic Cartoon Characters That Actually Met DC Heroes

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DC Comics didn’t limit its collaboration with Hanna-Barbera to just limited series and ongoing comic books. Throughout 2017 and 2018, they also released 12 special one-shot issues that combined DC superheroes like Nightwing, the Flash, and even Deathstroke with beloved classic cartoon characters such as Hong Kong Phooey, Speed Buggy, and Top Cat. As the 10th anniversary of the Hanna-Barbera partnership nears, it’s a perfect time to revisit some of the most surprising, humorous, and enjoyable team-ups this unique project created. Here are 5 of the best crossovers from this memorable period.

7 Epic Fantasy Shows That Were Great From Beginning to End

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There’s a lot of excellent fantasy TV out there, and epic fantasy specifically has some real standouts. Here are seven series that consistently delivered great entertainment from beginning to end. We’re not claiming perfection in every episode, but these shows maintained a high level of quality throughout, and you might have even overlooked a few!

Netflix’s Unbelievable Quietly Became 1 of Its Best Adaptations Ever

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While it hasn’t gotten as much buzz as some other true crime shows, the miniseries Unbelievable is highly regarded for doing things differently. It avoids the common pitfalls of the genre and instead offers a compassionate and realistic portrayal of a disturbing series of sexual assault cases that initially appeared unconnected.

Naruto New Anime’s First Look Proves We Don’t Need A Remake

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When Naruto began in 2002, it was animated entirely by hand, using traditional cell animation techniques. While the show gradually started incorporating digital methods, the overall artistic style still reflected that classic hand-drawn look, similar to many anime series from that era. It took several years for digital animation to significantly change how anime was visually designed, impacting everything from character shapes and colors to anatomical details.

Cillian Murphy’s Cancelled Return in Disney’s $142M Sci-Fi Sequel Revealed in New Art (& We Wish It Had Happened)

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Concept designer Phil Saunders shared on Instagram that one of his earliest tasks for TRON: Legacy was a drawing of Cillian Murphy as the new Sark. The idea was to entice Murphy to return and play a younger version of Dillinger. Saunders jokingly wondered if the drawing might have actually been the reason Murphy didn’t end up in the film, since he wasn’t cast.

Star Trek’s First Horror Episode Is One Of The Worst Of The Original Series

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During its five-year journey, the Enterprise encountered many unusual events, and Star Trek often explored different types of stories. While generally considered science fiction, the original series (TOS) frequently borrowed elements from fantasy, and even included some horror episodes. However, the first attempt at a scary story in the franchise wasn’t very successful.

Every Cancelled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Explained (#1 Still Needs To Happen)

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Over the years, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have gone through several different versions on screen. There have been the original live-action trilogy, one animated reboot, another pair of live-action films, and most recently, the animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Thankfully, Mutant Mayhem is widely considered the best TMNT movie yet, and it’s already led to both a TV series and plans for a sequel. While the sequel seems promising, it wouldn’t be the first TMNT movie to be canceled during production if things unfortunately fell apart – though that’s not expected to happen.