Has Norman Reedus Really Filmed His Last Scene As Daryl Dixon?

As The Walking Dead continued, Daryl became an increasingly important character, especially after Andrew Lincoln left the show in season 9. Norman Reedus then led his own series, Daryl Dixon, which has aired for three seasons with a fourth one planned. However, after 15 years of playing Daryl and fighting zombies, Reedus may be stepping away from the role.

Tulsa King Season 3 Ends Without Cliffhanger, Raising Questions for Future

The third season of Tulsa King wrapped up with another seemingly positive outcome for Dwight and his crew, but it differed significantly from the endings of the previous two seasons. While there were minor variations, such as the betrayal of Russell Lee Washington Jr. and Cole Dunmire, one particular change could have major consequences for what happens in season four.

Shawn Levy Reveals His Favorite Stranger Things Scenes, Including All-Time Classic

Shawn Levy was involved with Stranger Things from the very beginning. His 21 Laps colleague, Dan Cohen, first showed him the pilot script, and they then secured the rights to produce the show. Since its 2016 debut on Netflix, Levy has directed eight episodes, including two from the upcoming fifth season. He’s also directing the season 5 finale, “The Bridge,” alongside the Duffer brothers.

Constance Review – Burnout Never Looked This Good

Constance shares emotional depth with games like Celeste and Tales of Kenzera: Zau, delivering powerful moments between its fast-paced platforming. However, Constance differs by telling its story non-linearly. This choice strengthens its metroidvania elements, letting you explore the gorgeous hand-drawn world freely after the first boss. While this freedom is appealing, it can make it harder to connect with the main character and fully understand her development.

Dispatch Episode 4 walkthrough and choices guide

We’ve created more than just the Episode 4 Restructure guide! You might also find Episode 5 helpful. And if you’re looking for a complete walkthrough of the entire game, we’ve put all our guides together in one convenient place.

The Train Dreams Wars Are Here. Wait, What?

Honestly, it’s just delightful to be having this conversation about such a small, intimate film. Train Dreams wasn’t a Netflix production, they acquired it after its Sundance debut, and I’ll admit, many of us feared it would get swallowed up by their endless stream of content. I truly believe this is a movie best seen on the big screen – I was lucky enough to catch it twice that way. Netflix did give it a limited theatrical release, which is more than some of their other, even good, films get. It’s still playing in a few cities like New York and Los Angeles through Thanksgiving. But what Netflix does exceptionally well is get a film in front of a massive audience, and, as we’re seeing now, even spark a genuine buzz around it – even if that buzz is fleeting, lasting just a week or two.