24 Years Later, We’re Still Heartbroken Over The Saddest Episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer

As a devoted cinephile, I’d say: This episode was masterfully crafted by Joss Whedon, both written and directed. It’s a more subtle, introspective piece that focuses heavily on the themes it presents, rather than relying on grandiose set pieces or spooky nighttime happenings. Instead, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and her friends grapple with the harsh reality of human mortality, particularly following the unexpected death of Buffy’s mother Joyce (Kristine Sutherland).

Netflix’s Biggest Movie Right Now Is a Sci-Fi Thriller The Critics Hated

As of July 13, Netflix’s global most-watched movie is “Brick,” released on July 10, according to FlixPatrol, an independent streaming ratings tracker. In the U.S., the German-language Netflix Original ranks third in the Top 10 Movies list, following “Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Destination Wedding” (released on July 11) and “KPop Demon Hunters” (released on June 20), which has been in the Top 10 for three consecutive weeks.

One Piece Confirms Loki’s Connection With the Legendary Pirate Crew

Nevertheless, although Harald is the main focus of the backstory, another character who takes center stage is Loki, the Cursed Prince of Elbaf, who was initially portrayed as a villain. However, upon further exploration, Loki emerges as a complex and sorrowful figure. Born into prejudice, Loki has faced discrimination since his birth, an ordeal that continued throughout his life. He was falsely accused of his father’s murder, a crime he didn’t commit. Consequently, Loki was imprisoned in the Underworld for six years until Luffy intervened as part of a deal. Now that the narrative delves into Loki’s past, we get to witness his encounter with the Rocks Pirates, one of the most renowned pirate crews in history.

Superman’s Cast Brings 21 DC Comics Characters To The NEW DCU

Some people are drawing parallels between Superman and the 2008 release of Iron Man, which kickstarted the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, unlike Iron Man, which was set in a world similar to ours, the DC Universe begins in a completely different reality with a richer history already in place. It’s also important to note that Superman isn’t actually the first DC Universe release; that title goes to an animated series called Creature Commandos, which debuted earlier. Although both titles only feature one common character, this gives the DC Universe a bit of an advantage in some aspects.

5 Things Marvel Can Learn From the Failures of the MCU Disney+ Shows

It’s clear that the strategy to primarily base the franchise’s future on Disney+ streaming series has not been as successful as expected, and many of these shows didn’t achieve great artistic success. Yet, this doesn’t diminish the valuable insights that productions like “Secret Invasion” or “Ironheart” can offer for both large and small screen Marvel Cinematic Universe projects in the future.

Sentry’s Thunderbolts Powers Come From a Forgotten Phase 2 Villain in This Shocking MCU Theory

Robert Reynolds served as a guinea pig for OXE’s tests involving a groundbreaking drug known as the Golden Sentry Serum, believed to transform individuals into their optimal selves. Though it’s suggested that de Fontaine’s OXE concocted the serum, an intriguing hypothesis proposes that the serum could have originated from residual fragments of Ego, the celestial being portrayed by Kurt Russell in “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”. Given Ego’s immense power, it’s plausible that this celestial entity had enough strength to transform Reynolds into the Sentry, making him capable of overpowering the Thunderbolts and wreaking havoc across all of New York City.

Disney’s Lilo & Stitch Is About to Cross a Major Milestone

The newly released Disney remake made an astounding debut at the end of May, raking in $182.6 million over Memorial Day weekend, with $146 million of that coming from just the three-day span. Globally, the movie performed equally well, earning an additional $178.6 million, resulting in a total worldwide start of $361.2 million. For reference, the animated “Lilo & Stitch” only managed to earn $274.7 million during its entire theatrical run. To add to its impressive performance, the new film broke several records in its opening weekend, including setting the record for the top Memorial Day weekend opening, the second-biggest four-day holiday opening ever, and the third-biggest opening for a Disney live-action reimagining.

All Interactive Supermassive Games, Ranked

I’m genuinely eager that Directive 8020, Supermassive’s forthcoming game, will be a hit with its tough choices, demanding quick-time events, and relatable characters. Prior to its launch, let’s evaluate all interactive games developed by Supermassive (excluding Shattered State), assigning a rating out of 10 for the overall storyline, the fulfillment of its ending, and how engaging/rememberable the characters are in each game.

5 Superman Comics to Read If You Loved the Movie

The twelve-issue comic series, titled “Birthright,” narrates a fresh take on Superman’s beginnings, beginning with his parents sending him from Krypton and emphasizing his choice to become Superman and his initial days in Metropolis. This storyline is commonly referred to as the definitive origin of Superman, and it’s not hard to understand why. In this version, the S-crest symbolizes hope and justice for the people of Krypton, and places a strong emphasis on Clark’s aspiration to improve the world.

Initially, the comic follows freelance journalist Clark Kent in Africa, where he encounters and assists an activist named Kobe Asuru, who is making the kind of positive change that Clark aspires to bring to the world. The subsequent issues depict Superman’s introduction in Metropolis, along with his interactions with classic characters like Lois Lane and Lex Luthor. However, what remains consistent throughout is the development of Superman’s character. He emerges as a global citizen, having spent years traversing every corner of the world as a journalist, and seeks to combat social injustices as his primary adversary.

Clark is portrayed as relatable, grappling with issues such as fitting in among those around him and everyday problems like misplaced drycleaning. Just like in the movie, Luthor tries to exploit Superman’s alien heritage to turn public opinion against him. In response, Superman demonstrates his true humanity.