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20th Century Studios’ Free Guy has landed its home release dates. The movie, which is currently #1 at the box office, hits digital platforms on Sept. 28 and 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD Oct. 12. The home release also includes the following bonus features: RELATED: Free Guy’s Biggest and Most Selfless Hero Isn’t Guy – It’s [Spoiler] Deleted
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The slice-of-life genre typically presents the life experiences of various characters. Sometimes, it’s mundane. Other times, it’s absurd. Most of the time, it’s relatively pleasant. Usually, it is viewed from the perspective of a cast of characters and often lacks a prominent plot or conflict. These anime are great for viewers looking for a relatable or separate experience to change
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Stephen King’s “Jerusalem’s Lot” and Chapelwaite Episode 1 “Blood Calls Blood,” airing now on EPIX. Chapelwaite’s premiere shows that the series is taking a slow-burn approach to setting up the supernatural horror within. In “Jerusalem’s Lot,” the short story that inspired Chapelwaite, Stephen King also attempts a similar build up to
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Chapelwaite Season 1, Episode 1, “Blood Calls Blood,” airing now on Epix. While the creators of Chapelwaite made many changes to Stephen King’s “Jerusalem’s Lot” when adapting the short story to fit a ten-episode span, their addition of Rebecca Morgan incorporates America’s literary history and gothic traditions. Due to
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Over the course of five films, and then again in a TV series, the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s version of Loki has revealed that deep down, he has a number of positive personality traits and the potential to become a genuinely heroic individual. Nonetheless, he didn’t become the villain of two films — and a conflicted antihero
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Chapelwaite Episode 1, “Blood Calls Blood,” which aired Sunday on Epix. Chapelwaite, adapting Stephen King‘s 1978 short story “Jerusalem’s Lot,” is here, with the first episode of Epix’s 10-episode miniseries quickly moving its main cast into the eponymous estate. As Adrien Brody’s Charles Boone introduces his children to the
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Sports manga examine both an athlete’s internal and physical strength along their rise to the top. While these stories provide captivating and suspenseful sports-based action, they also offer unique life lessons about teamwork and perseverance. Here are five great manga series to whet any sports fan’s appetite. RELATED: Sports Shonen Are Ridiculously Underrated Slam Dunk A classic ’90s manga by Takehiko Inoue, Slam
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When the long-running sci-fi TV series Doctor Who was revived in 2005, it introduced a modern version of the titular Doctor, a time-traveling alien from the planet Gallifrey with a penchant for the UK and its people. Christopher Eccleston, already a respected dramatic actor at the time, took on the main role, giving a more hardened
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The upcoming Star Wars spinoff series Andor has reportedly finished filming and is on track to hit Disney+ in 2022. Bespin Bulletin, an insider site known for leaking early announcements on all things Star Wars, reports that filming has wrapped on Andor, the upcoming series starring Diego Luna as the eponymous Cassian Andor from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. After numerous production delays,
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The Doctor is one of the most unique characters in science fiction. Part superhero, part scientist, part immortal, the character has been portrayed by over a dozen actors throughout the show’s run. Furthermore, Doctor Who has introduced devices and alien races that are now established in everyday culture. RELATED: Doctor Who: 10 Plot Twists No One Saw Coming
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Over the past decade, manga has become more popular outside of Japan with titles like Slam Dunk, Fullmetal Alchemist, and One Piece taking the world by storm. Much like novels, manga have different genres, like isekai or reverse isekai, and contain familiar tropes, like enemies to lovers, overpowered heroes, and tsundere characters. RELATED: 10 Common Anime Tropes You See
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Although Alan Wake was a massively hyped project at its inception, it was relegated to hidden gem shortly after its release in 2010. Originally announced at E3 2005 as an open-world survival game, it would take five years for it to finally release, this time as a linear, episodic action-adventure title for the Xbox 360 and
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Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings promises to break new ground in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, in terms of both representation — being the first MCU movie led by a predominantly Asian or Asian-American cast — and as the first MCU film to center on a martial artist instead of a typical superhero.
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Steve Rogers and Margaret “Peggy” Carter are one of the most iconic pairings in the MCU, perhaps only trumped by the godfather Tony Stark himself and his longtime love Pepper Potts. When their romance first sparked in the star-spangled man’s inaugural film debut in the MCU—Captain America: The First Avenger—fans would’ve been remiss to believe
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