This Martial Arts Weapon Is So Cool It Got Several Of Its Own Kung Fu Movies

Martial arts movies offer exciting fight scenes that go beyond simple hand-to-hand combat. Sword fighting is a key element in films like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, while kung fu stars such as Bruce Lee often use weapons like nunchucks, in addition to their fists. Other popular weapons in the genre include spears, quarterstaffs, and three-section staffs.

Gundam Wing Slashes Back Into Fans’ Collections With Renewed Mecha Release After 3 Years

The Deathscythe Hell (EW Ver.) GUNDAM FIX FIGURATION METAL COMPOSITE figure is a popular collectible that’s being re-released through a lottery. It’s made with a combination of plastic and metal, making it a great item for fans of the original 1990s anime. Although it’s after the show’s 30th anniversary, this figure still offers plenty of detail and comes with lots of accessories.

8 Brilliant Hidden Gem Western Movies From 2025

2025 saw a number of Western films released, ranging from classic styles to newer takes on the genre. While many of these movies captured the charm of the great Westerns, they haven’t found a wide audience and remain somewhat hidden gems. A couple, like Eddington and Americana, gained some attention initially, but their impact faded quickly. Despite this, all of these films are worth watching.

5 New Movies You Can’t Afford To Miss In Theaters (February 2026)

Just because a movie comes out in February doesn’t mean it’s poorly made. If a studio isn’t sure a film will be popular, it simply means it might appeal to a smaller, more specific group of movie lovers. Luckily, there are several potentially excellent films coming out this February for those who really appreciate cinema.

The Pitt Season 2’s Accuracy Is Impressive, But The Doctors Are Considerably Less So

Okay, so as a huge fan, I’ve been watching this season and honestly, it’s been tough to see. It feels like all the characters are dealing with so much personal stuff that it’s really impacting their work. We’re seeing a lot more mistakes, and it’s clear they’re letting their own problems get in the way of giving patients the care they deserve. It’s a bit frustrating to watch, honestly, because they usually nail it!