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For me, Spielberg’s greatest war movie is definitely Saving Private Ryan. It really grabbed me, and I know it sparked a lot of renewed interest in World War II when it came out – you could see its influence in so many other films, shows, and games that followed. And if you love that movie, you absolutely have to check out his TV series. Band of Brothers, The Pacific, and Masters of the Air – it’s basically a TV trilogy that’s just as powerful and gripping.

Around 2012, the streaming service began making its own shows, but it also started rescuing shows that other networks had dropped. It’s interesting to remember a time when Netflix focused more on getting shows than creating them from scratch – bringing in programs that already had fans and offering them a chance to end on their own terms, even if those revivals didn’t last very long.

So far, the DC Universe has given us The Flash, the first solo movie starring the character in years, and we can look forward to stories featuring Supergirl, the Green Lantern team, and the Batman enemy Clayface.

Since Anya Taylor-Joy joined the cast of Spider-Man: Brand New Day in March 2025, rumors have circulated that she’ll be playing Jean Grey. Although Marvel Studios hasn’t officially announced her role, several reliable sources, including journalist Jeff Sneider, strongly suggest she will indeed be portraying the X-Men mutant in the film.

With a career lasting over sixty years, Michael Caine is one of the most famous and hardworking actors in movie history. He’s appeared in many blockbuster films, including a memorable role in Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, and is known for his ability to play a wide variety of characters. In 2014, he briefly subverted his established on-screen persona in a subtle moment that many viewers didn’t notice, but which perfectly captured the spirit of Kingsman: The Secret Service as a comedic spy film.

The latest World of Warcraft expansion, Midnight, takes players back to Quel’Thalas to face a dangerous new enemy. Like past expansions, it offers both exciting challenges and rewards.

As a huge movie fan, I’m thrilled to see this film doing so well! It’s been a critical and commercial smash hit, breaking all sorts of records for Amazon MGM and clearly connecting with audiences everywhere. I recently read in The Hollywood Reporter that the studio is already discussing a sequel – and honestly, the early buzz and cultural impact make that seem like a no-brainer. But apparently, it all hinges on whether Andy Weir, the original author, is interested in continuing the story. It’s good to know they’re respecting his vision!

As a gamer, I’ve noticed something frustrating lately – console prices are going up! Even though the Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch have been out for a while now, Microsoft has raised the price of their consoles a few times. Nintendo’s only adjusted the price of the original Switch so far, and thankfully, they haven’t touched the price of the new Switch 2 yet.

While the main story in Genshin Impact took a breath after the exciting conclusion of the Nod-Krai arc in Version 6.3, it’s far from over. Players are drawing closer to the final country, Snezhnaya, and the fate of Teyvat hangs in the balance as the powerful Heavenly Principles begin to stir. Though reaching this point will take time, the game will continue to evolve with the release of Version 6.5 and beyond.

Okay, so the film immediately throws you into this incredibly unsettling atmosphere – all squelching sounds and a really intense first embalming scene. We meet Rebecca, the new assistant, and she seems… surprisingly good at her job, but then things get weird. The lights start flickering, she briefly zones out, and her boss, Dr. Delver, quickly puts a stop to her heading down to the basement – which, naturally, is off-limits. He’s okay with her working solo, but only during daylight hours. That immediately screamed ‘danger’ to me, and set a really creepy tone. It’s clear something’s lurking down there, and he’s desperate to keep her away from it at night.