Month: June 2021

For those who prefer to be mentally stimulated, the typical shonen or shojo anime probably won’t be enough to hold their attention. Sure, the stories are generally predictable and comfortable, but where’s the fun in that? For the intellectually hungry, anime featuring mind games are sure to be enticing. Watching characters outwit, manipulate, and mislead
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It’s no secret to anyone familiar with older television shows that censorship was commonplace on most programs. At the time, actors couldn’t share the same bed or even say “pregnant” without facing scrutiny. Moreover, explicit language, sex, violence and other perceived vulgarities of the time weren’t the only content deemed in need of removal before reaching an audience, and
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Divinity: Original Sin II is a game players flocked to for its vast worldbuilding, emphasis on character development and fun combat encounters. It features a deep character creation system that not only allows the player to pick their race and appearance, but allows them to customize their background and select a class. One such class is the Metamorph, which is possibly
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Avatar: The Last Airbender receives a titanic level of praise. But though its sequel series, The Legend of Korra, has many ardent fans, it often gets a disproportionate level of criticism. The comparison between the two series too often glosses over The Last Airbender‘s flaws while haranguing Korra for the same problems, and nowhere is that clearer than in
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The Expanded Edition of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World‘s beloved soundtrack is officially slated for release next month. What’s more, one of the Expanded Edition‘s new inclusions — Brie Larson’s performance of “Black Sheep” by Metric — has dropped early, and is streaming now on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. “On July 9, the
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“Suspenseful” is not a word that gets thrown around often in regards to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That’s not said as a knock to the MCU itself. After all, the MCU prides itself on being lighthearted laced with quick-paced comedy and heartwrenching drama. Tense moments with a sense of uncertainty don’t really have a place
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One week ago, Netflix and the Cobra Kai crew announced the return of Terry Silver to their upcoming fourth season. Played by Thomas Ian Griffith, his role in Karate Kid III was his breakthrough moment, and it gave him a solid place in a multitude of ’90s action films. Besides his delightful, scenery-chewing turn as John Kreese’s old military friend, Griffith’s best showing
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The upcoming video game Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance has excited fans by allowing them play as some of the most popular characters of the Forgotten Realms campaign setting. In fact, the protagonists of the game are the heroes of R. A. Salvatore’s best-selling Icewind Dale trilogy. In Dark Alliance, players will be able control the human warrior Catti-Brie,
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While her performance in 2004’s Catwoman wasn’t well-received by critics or audience members, Halle Berry admitted that she still loves the character. “Yes, Catwoman is still my favorite superhero,” Berry shared on Twitter. Directed by Jean-Christophe “Pitof” Comar, Catwoman starred Berry as a version of Catwoman named Patience Phillips. The film has been criticized for its sloppy storytelling and hypersexualization
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The beloved TimeSplitters series is known for its wacky characters, tongue-in-cheek humor and the sheer variety in locales, weapons, and time periods. The franchise’s central concept of time travel allows it to go anywhere it likes when telling its story – one minute, the player could be battling outlaws in the streets of a deserted
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