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Superman surprisingly turns himself in to the authorities, not because he’s committed a crime, but in hopes of finding Krypto, his dog. Lois Lane is shocked he’d go to such lengths for an animal, and even points out, “It’s a dog!” – questioning his decision. It’s later revealed that Krypto actually belongs to Superman’s cousin, Supergirl, and he was simply dog-sitting while she was traveling. However, a recent moment in the Supergirl trailer adds a new layer of meaning to Superman’s willingness to sacrifice himself for Krypto.

The season 3 finale of From was packed with shocking developments, pushing several key plotlines to irreversible turning points. Elgin managed to make Fatima give birth in the basement, and the baby turned out to be the very monster they thought they had already destroyed.

Fortunately, the upcoming Doomsday movie seems to be heading in a different direction. Trailers suggest the next Avengers film will be a massive event, bringing together a new team of Avengers, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, and many other familiar faces from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This includes the exciting return of Chris Evans as Captain America and Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom.

While it hasn’t yet broken into the top 10 most popular shows on HBO Max globally, The Dark Wizard is gaining a dedicated following after its first episode. With three new episodes dropping every Tuesday through May 5th, there’s still a great opportunity to check out this promising new series from HBO, especially as the platform anticipates increased viewership following the latest seasons of Hacks and Euphoria.

As a big sci-fi fan, I was initially getting a classic Star Wars droid vibe from Two-Boots in Shadow Lord – think C-3PO or K-2SO, all witty banter and helpfulness. But honestly, his choice to bring in the Empire totally changed things, giving him a much darker side. It reminded me of Brander Lawson’s warnings; he was right to fear the Empire coming to Janix, knowing they’d never leave and would just use any trouble as an excuse to take control. And it’s exactly the same setup we saw with Ferrix in the first season of Andor – that creeping Imperial presence, promising order but really just wanting power. It’s a familiar, and frankly unsettling, story beat.

Bob Odenkirk is perfectly fine in these kinds of roles—at least, I think so, and you might agree—so he’s not the problem with Ben Wheatley’s new thriller. The real issue is the film simply doesn’t have much of a story. Normal is an enjoyable but ultimately lightweight movie that struggles to justify its 91-minute length.