In August, only a week off, Netflix is gearing up subscribers for the new content coming their way. On Wednesday, they revealed the entire lineup of movies, TV shows, and specials joining the platform in August. With returning favorites and exciting original films, there’s plenty to anticipate on Netflix next month.
As a long-time fan of MultiVersus and someone who has closely followed its development since its beta release, I’m thrilled to see new characters like Samurai Jack and Beetlejuice joining the roster. However, what really caught my attention recently were some datamined content leaks suggesting potential future additions to the game.
Blue Lock is set to return soon with an exciting comeback. After the successful debut of its first season, there is immense anticipation for this sports drama anime. The release of Blue Lock season 2 is scheduled for this fall, and as a treat for fans, we now have a sneak peek into its theme song through a newly released trailer.
As a huge fan, I’m thrilled to share that “Inside Out 2” has surpassed “Frozen 2” at the global box office, bringing in an impressive $1.462 billion so far. This new milestone makes “Inside Out 2” the highest-grossing animated film of all time. Moreover, it propels the movie up the all-time box office chart, positioning it as the 13th-highest grossing film ever produced (and the 9th highest-grossing Disney production, surpassed by a few Marvel and Star Wars titles, plus James Cameron’s Avatar sequel). Released on June 14, “Inside Out 2” is one of only five Pixar movies to join the elite billion-dollar club, alongside Finding Dory, Toy Story 3, Toy Story 4, and The Incredibles 2.
The remastered version of “Shadows of the Damned: Hella” by Grasshopper Manufacture, initially announced for a modern platform release over a year ago, now has a confirmed launch date. Previous updates on this project had been scarce; however, the timing for its arrival seems particularly opportune.
The beloved game mode “VIP” from the hugely popular Halo game series is making a comeback in Halo Infinite, as revealed by 343 Industries this week. Originally presented in Halo 3, this mode hasn’t resurfaced since then, except for custom versions created by dedicated players. In Halo Infinite, the revived VIP gameplay will closely resemble its earlier iteration where teams compete to eliminate each other’s designated “VIP” member while safeguarding their own.