‘Landman’ Season 2’s Negative Fan Responses Highlight the Show’s Biggest Problem

Season 2 is far from bad – in fact, it still beautifully portrays the West Texas oilfields and features the compelling character of Tommy Norris. However, there are some valid concerns fans have raised. As the most popular show Taylor Sheridan has created since Yellowstone ended, the team needs to address these issues to ensure the show continues to be successful beyond its third season. While the current season can’t be altered, improvements are needed for the show’s future.

Kevin Smith Is Just Trying To Stay Relevant: “Nostalgia Is a Powerful F**king Drug”

After gaining a following with popular comedies like Clerks, Mallrats, and Chasing Amy in the 1990s, Kevin Smith took on his most challenging project yet in 1999. This new film skillfully combined his signature observational humor with surprisingly thoughtful themes, creating a unique and often funny mix. That same blend of high and low culture was reflected in the cast, which included both frequent collaborators like Jason Lee and Jason Mewes, and established stars like Chris Rock and Alan Rickman. To play two rebellious angels determined to prove God wrong, Smith cast his friends and fellow actors Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.

KPop Demon Hunters Levels Up To Taylor Swift Status With New Honor

TIME Magazine has chosen KPop Demon Hunters as its 2025 Breakthrough of the Year. The latest issue features an in-depth look at the show, with interviews from the cast and crew. The cover showcases a special illustration of the stars – Arden Cho as Rumi, May Hong as Mira, and Ji-young Yoo as Zoey (Huntr/x). You can see the cover image below.

Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 Ending & Post-Credits Scene Explained By Director

After the main events, a short scene after the credits shows three people visiting the original Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. They’re looking for props to use in a haunted house and stumble upon the broken Springlock Bonnie suit – the one William Afton (played by Matthew Lillard) died in during the first movie – and decide to take it with them.

‘Batman v Superman’ Ultimate Edition – Zack Snyder’s Best Movie Not Released In Theaters

Zack Snyder was chosen to lead a new series of DC Comics movies, starting with his 2013 film Man of Steel starring Henry Cavill. That Superman movie had a darker, more realistic tone, which became the standard for the emerging DC Extended Universe (DCEU). Snyder was set to continue building the franchise with more standalone films and a two-part Justice League story. Unfortunately, those plans changed, largely because fans didn’t respond well to his next film, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, despite its box office success. Similar to Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition is a much-improved director’s cut that wasn’t released in theaters.