MCU’s ‘Wonder Man’ Episode Runtimes Revealed

TV shows are often judged by how long their episodes are, especially when compared to hits like Stranger Things and Game of Thrones. Unfortunately, the new show Wonder Man is facing criticism because its episodes are notably shorter, rather than longer, than what viewers now expect.

The History of Sound – TRAILER

Lionel Worthing, a musical genius from a humble Kentucky farm, has the unique ability to see sound. David Smith, orphaned but raised by a guardian in Newport, comes from a more comfortable background. They meet in 1917 at a bar while both studying music in New England. Their shared passion for folk music sparks a connection that blossoms into a romantic and physical relationship. Separated by World War I, they reunite after the war when David, now a researcher at a Maine college, invites Lionel, who has returned to the farm, to join him on a months-long project collecting folk songs across rural New England. As the project nears its end, they face uncertainty about their future, having only shared glimpses of their hopes and dreams with each other. Though both are incredibly happy working together, Lionel occasionally dreams of a traditional family life, while David grapples with his own private struggles.

Sonic Rumble Finally Launches and is Immediately Torn Apart on Steam for Predatory Monetization

I was so excited when the game finally launched on iOS, Android, and PC, but honestly, the Steam reviews are pretty rough. It’s currently marked as “Mixed,” and only about 44% of over 1,400 players recommend it. A lot of the complaints seem to be about how much the game tries to get you to spend money – things like skins costing up to $60, a random loot box system, multiple battle passes, a subscription service, special moves you have to buy, and just constant requests to open your wallet. It’s a bit much, honestly.

There’s a New Movie Addition on Paramount+ That Fans of Tron: Legacy and Top Gun: Maverick Need to Watch

Following his work on Tron: Legacy and Oblivion, director Joseph Kosinski made the firefighting drama Only the Brave in 2017. While it’s not as widely known as some of his other films, many consider it his second-best, after Top Gun: Maverick. It also clearly shows Kosinski developing the skills and style he’d later use on Top Gun: Maverick, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of that blockbuster.

Sony’s Zelda Movie Starts Shooting in New Zealand

The Film and Television Industry Alliance website now shows the project is actively being filmed, having previously indicated it was still in the planning stages. Shooting began on November 4th, 2025, and is expected to finish on April 7th, 2026. All filming will take place in Wellington, New Zealand.