Whether it’s new movies planned for 2025 or films that audiences strongly disagreed about, some movies have moments that save them from being truly awful. They aren’t *good* movies, but certain scenes elevate them a little bit.
Harry Bosch always strives to protect the city and do what’s right, believing everyone deserves equal consideration. However, Season 4 really puts that belief to the test. When Howard Elias is murdered, it sparks a major political crisis and forces Bosch to confront difficult questions about where his loyalties lie, who he is, and whether he can still trust the system he works for. The death of his ex-wife, Eleanor Wish, at the end of the season sends Bosch into a deep, personal crisis, blurring the lines between seeking justice and grappling with his own grief. Looking back now, especially with the continuation of the story in *Bosch: Legacy*, the season’s impact is even more powerful.
The action movie *Prisoner of War* had a small release in US cinemas and online in September, and is now available to stream on Prime Video in the UK. Though it didn’t get a lot of promotion, fans of action films and Scott Adkins will hopefully discover it quickly and enjoy his signature action skills in a World War II story.
I just finished reading *One World Under Doom* #8, and wow, it was a huge battle! Ryan North wrote it, with art by R.B. Silva, and it pitted Doctor Doom – who somehow had the power of the Sorcerer Supreme – against pretty much everyone. I mean, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, the Avengers… they were all there. But it wasn’t just the big teams; tons of other heroes showed up too, from Squirrel Girl to Beta Ray Bill, this awesome alien with his own hammer, Stormbreaker, and powers like Thor. It was a really fun, chaotic fight!
James Gunn has responded to fan disappointment with the Peacemaker Season 2 finale, admitting that the ending didn’t please everyone.
Filming for Season 3 of House of the Dragon has finished after six months at Leavesden Studios in England. Now that shooting is complete, the show is entering the post-production phase and is expected to be released in summer 2026 (according to Redanian Intelligence).
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While hosting a watch party for the Peacemaker Season 2 finale on Threads, James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, clarified the status of the Blue Beetle character. He explained he hadn’t promised Blue Beetle would appear in the finale, but suggested there’s a possibility Xolo Maridueña could reprise the role in future DC Universe projects. Blue Beetle was not featured in the Season 2 finale of Peacemaker.
Many dubbed anime characters come across as flat, and it’s usually not the writing’s fault. The problem is that important nuances often get lost when translating and adapting the dialogue. For example, the English dubs of characters like Light Yagami and Vash the Stampede either made them seem less intimidating, amplified their quirks in an unnatural way, or reduced their complexity to simple stereotypes. These aren’t necessarily *bad* voice acting performances, but they highlight how voice direction and localization can drastically alter a story’s impact on the audience.
A recently released children’s book based on *Zootopia 2* may have hinted at the movie’s still-secret villain. Fans on Reddit noticed that the book introduces a new character named Pawbert, who appears to be the new threat Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde must confront.