Month: April 2021

Warner Bros.’ Mortal Kombat, a new movie adaptation of the popular fantasy-themed fighting video game franchise, is drawing mixed reviews from critics. Per Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a “Rotten” critics’ score of 55% on the Tomatometer after 110 reviews, with an average review rating of 5.6 out of 10. The critic’s consensus reads, “Largely
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Justice League gave fans their first look at DC Comics’ greatest and most powerful heroes joining together for the first time on the big screen, with new, unique perspectives of these iconic heroes. These new perspectives subsequently carried over into Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Even the Flash was given a slightly different interpretation that raised questions among the
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The X-Men’s Wolverine has always been an enigmatic character, with his origin consistently shrouded in mystery more than any of the other X-Men. Over the years, clues to his past were slowly introduced, with many of the assumptions about him eventually being proven false. In the early 2000s, however, the truth was finally revealed about his true
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Diversity in a movie’s cast brings better results at the box office, according to a UCLA study that found that the worst-performing films of 2020 also had the lowest percentage of minority actors. In the report titled Hollywood Diversity Report: Pandemic in Progress, movies that had a cast made up of less than 11 percent of minority actors were found
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Adult animation is a relatively new concept that started to gain popularity with the premiere of The Simpsons back in 1989. Since then, the genre has blasted off with an endless list of shows that includes things like South Park, Futurama, Archer and Final Space. With the help of channels like Adult Swim, adult animation has gained its own audience and given people who grew
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Two years after Marvel Television shuttered its lineup of shows on Netflix — Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders and The Punisher — the company is rumored to be bringing back some of those characters to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). A post on That Hastag Show speculated that actors Jon Bernthal, Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio and Krysten Ritter would
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In 2014, Tango Gameworks released its first title, The Evil Within. Shinji Mikami’s mind-bending horror game juggled many different plots, some of which were left unresolved at the story’s conclusion. The 2017 sequel The Evil Within 2 addressed some of those lingering threads, but it left other ones alone. With Microsoft recently acquiring Tango’s parent company Bethesda and repeatedly acknowledging The Evil
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Neon Genesis Evangelion is a mecha anime far more concerned with the psychology of its characters than skyscraper-sized battles. The series deconstructs its casts’ traumas while subjecting them to ever-escalating torment and investigating the pain that comes with human connection. RELATED: Neon Genesis Evangelion: 10 Times The Anime Went Too Far It’s also quite brutal; the violence
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Various LGBT+ superheroes from the pages of Marvel Comics take center stage in Olivier Coipel’s variant cover for Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1, which is set to hit comic shops in June to celebrate Pride Month. The House of Ideas describes Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1 as its “first-ever queer-centered special,” with Coipel’s variant depicting “Marvel’s growing
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Waterbending techniques in Avatar: The Last Airbender were some of the coolest techniques displayed in the show. The sub-styles of bending that branched off waterbending were, in particular, very interesting to explore, especially bloodbending, where a waterbender could bend the blood flowing inside any living being and control their movements. RELATED: Avatar: 10 Strongest Waterbenders
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