The 13th volume of the series launched in Japan on April 26th and almost reached the top of the sales charts, falling short of number one by just 515 copies. So far, it has sold a total of 23,234 copies.
Christopher Nolan has been directing full-length films since 1998, but he first gained widespread attention in 2000 with the release of Memento. Since then, he’s created a diverse body of work, ranging from critically acclaimed, Oscar-nominated movies like Dunkirk and Oppenheimer, to popular action films such as The Dark Knight trilogy.
Now that The Boys has finished its season, if you’re a fan of the show – especially Homelander – and are looking for something new to watch, check out this list of anime villains. These characters are just as powerful, cruel, and unsettling as Homelander, and they create the same mix of horror and fascination when they take action.
Many TV shows have attempted to replicate the adventure of Indiana Jones, and while few have matched Harrison Ford’s iconic performance, quite a few have captured the same exciting feel. Blood and Treasure, a surprising two-part series, is one of these. It centers on an expert in ancient artifacts and a thief who team up to stop a terrorist scheme that uncovers a larger danger to the world. Though the characters aren’t quite as memorable as Indiana Jones, the series does demonstrate that a hero like him doesn’t necessarily need to be a man, particularly through the character of Lexi.
Kathy Bates’ new take on Matlock isn’t a simple revival like Criminal Minds: Evolution. The show quickly made it clear that the original Matlock, with Andy Griffith, still exists within the same fictional world. Bates’ character honors Griffith’s original while remaining unique. The surprising reveal that Matty Matlock was secretly Madeline Kingston was a clever way to attract viewers, but it also meant the show wasn’t a true reboot. This worked well for the first two seasons, but season three needs to introduce a fresh direction to keep viewers engaged.
The Switch 2 has some great games, including titles like Donkey Kong Bananza and Pokémon Pokopia, but it doesn’t have a ton of games overall, and there aren’t many major new releases planned. Sales are doing well in Japan, but are starting to decrease in other countries. Nintendo is facing a critical moment and needs to make a significant move to ensure the Switch 2 continues to thrive.
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Anime features scientists of all kinds, from quirky inventors who build things from scratch to brilliant strategists who bend the rules of physics. You can find these fascinating characters in many different types of anime, including giant robot series like Code Geass, action-packed adventures like Naruto, and highly praised shows like Steins;Gate.
C.S. Lewis’s beloved Narnia books have been made into movies before – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005), Prince Caspian (2008), and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010) – but Disney and Walden Media stopped making them due to lower ticket sales and disagreements. Now, with Netflix supporting a fresh start, Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, directed by Greta Gerwig, the series is poised to become a major competitor to Harry Potter. Here’s what makes it likely to succeed.
The first Princess Diaries movie came out in 2001 and was a big hit. It told the story of Mia Thermopolis (played by Anne Hathaway), an ordinary teenager from San Francisco who discovers she’s a princess. The movie helped launch Anne Hathaway’s career, and the series as a whole became a beloved, modern fairytale for many young people in the early 2000s, with two popular sequels following the original.
After a four-year break, the third and final season of Sam Levinson’s often-discussed series, Euphoria, is back – and it’s already attracting negative attention. The HBO show boasts a talented cast including Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, Hunter Schafer, and Alexa Demie, but recent headlines have focused on Sweeney for reasons that aren’t positive.