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Black Myth: Zhong Kui gameplay reveals parry-focused combat
Game Science has released a 15-minute gameplay trailer for Black Myth: Zhong Kui, the follow-up to Black Myth: Wukong, giving fans their fullest look yet at the new protagonist, its combat system and the game’s world. The footage centres heavily on the game’s parry mechanic, which reviewers noted feels weighty and distinct depending on the…
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Josh Radnor Is ‘Not Even a Little Bit’ Close to His ‘How I Met Your Mother’ Co-Stars: ‘You Just Go Out and Live Your Life’
Josh Radnor recently told the “Half the Picture” podcast that he is “not even a little bit” close to his “How I Met Your Mother” co-stars, despite filming together for 208 episodes across 9 seasons. When asked if he’s still tight with his “How I Met Your Mother” family, Radnor said, “No. Not even a…
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Trump shows off spectacular new multimillion-dollar helipad at White House
Donald Trump has unveiled a new multimillion-dollar helipad at the White House, showcasing the addition as part of his ongoing efforts to renovate and upgrade the presidential residence’s facilities. The move continues a pattern of high-profile alterations Trump has made to the White House grounds during his time in office, reflecting his personal interest in…
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13 Years Later, Matt Damon’s Gritty Sci-Fi Thriller Finds Redemption on Streaming
Neill Blomkamp’s 2013 science fiction film Elysium, starring Matt Damon, is being reassessed 13 years after its release as its themes of healthcare inequality and class division resonate more strongly given subsequent changes to the US healthcare system. The film was initially criticised for being too heavy-handed in its political messaging, but its depiction of…
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Disney’s 4-Part Sci-Fi Epic Is One of the Best on Any Streaming Platform
The article makes the case that Disney’s rebooted Planet of the Apes trilogy (plus the recent follow-up, framed here as a four-part epic), now streaming on Hulu and Prime Video, ranks among the best science-fiction sagas available to stream. Unlike franchises such as Star Wars, which draws divisive reactions to new instalments, or Blade Runner…
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Star Wars’ New 91% RT Series Quietly Settles the Franchise’s Biggest Debate About the Force
The Star Wars anime series *Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi*, released to strong critical reviews (91% on Rotten Tomatoes), has definitively rejected the long-debated fan concept of “Grey Jedi” within official Lucasfilm canon. The idea suggests certain Force-users can walk a middle path between Light and Dark, but the series instead shows…
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Before ‘Yellowstone,’ James Stewart’s Oscar-Nominated Western Became a 2-Part Sleeper Hit
A new Collider feature revisits Broken Arrow, the 1950 Western starring James Stewart, highlighting how it broke ground for its era by portraying Native American characters with far greater depth and sympathy than earlier Hollywood Westerns. The film’s acclaim, including three Oscar nominations and a Golden Globe for promoting international understanding, led ABC to adapt…
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33 Years Later, This ‘Reacher’ Meets ‘Bourne Identity’ Action Thriller Is Officially a Streaming Sensation
Harrison Ford’s 1993 thriller “The Fugitive” has surged up Pluto TV’s rankings, finding a new audience decades after its cinema release. Directed by Andrew Davis, the film was a critical and commercial hit on debut, earning seven Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, and a Best Supporting Actor win for co-star Tommy Lee Jones, at a…
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Nintendo Switch demo released for Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter
Falcom and GungHo Online Entertainment released a Nintendo Switch demo for Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, alongside an opening cutscene shared on Falcom’s YouTube channel, ahead of the full game’s launch in September. The release follows a legacy patch issued earlier the same week for the original Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, indicating…