Killer Moth, with his winged suit and brightly colored design, seems like a better fit for the lighter tone of James Gunn’s DC Universe than the darker world of Matt Reeves’ The Batman. Considering we’ll likely have to wait a while for The Brave and the Bold movie, it’s great to see Batman’s new TV series featuring this often-overlooked villain in an unexpected way.
It always felt wonderfully unexpected to hear Pamela Adlon, with her distinctive New York voice, play Bobby Hill, a goofy kid growing up in Texas. That contrast is a key reason why her delivery of the line, “That’s my purse! I don’t know you!” became so famous. In the new King of the Hill revival, Adlon doesn’t drastically change Bobby’s voice – he still sounds like Bobby – but both the actress and the character have evolved. Now in her late 50s, Adlon brings a deeper, more mature warmth to the role, as Bobby, now in his early 20s, tackles adulthood with the same innocent enthusiasm he had as a child. What’s impressive is how skillfully Adlon balances the old and the new. Bobby still has the unique, slightly quirky rhythm that made him so memorable, but there’s a newfound gentleness and understanding beneath the surface. Adlon manages to make Bobby feel fresh and updated while staying true to the character we all loved.
According to Variety, Martin Bobb-Semple, a British actor known for his work on shows like All American: Homecoming and One of Us is Lying, will be a regular cast member on the show, though details about his character haven’t been released yet.
Werner J Neubauer explained to Storyful that he learned about the incident after getting a call reporting a bear was dangerously near electrical equipment.
According to a new report from Adobe Analytics, video games and consoles are predicted to be major contributors to holiday spending in the US this year. The report highlights seven popular gaming products expected to be in high demand for the 2025 holiday season.
Marvel Cosmic Invasion throws players into an epic space battle against Annihilus, who is trying to conquer the universe with an army of alien bugs. The game’s campaign takes you to over a dozen iconic Marvel locations like the Savage Land, Wakanda, and Genosha, facing off against a variety of villains before a final showdown with Annihilus. The campaign features 16 levels, each with a challenging boss. Arcade mode offers a faster experience, condensing the story into 12 levels, and sometimes lets you choose where to play.
Okay, so as a big fan of these kinds of games, I’ll say this: if you’ve never played a beat ’em up before, or aren’t super familiar with Marvel characters, it might take a little getting used to. These games usually start off pretty simple, but they definitely ramp up the difficulty as you go – things can get intense fast!
A fan on Twitter highlighted a funny moment in the movie: when Idris Elba’s character, Chief Bogo, calls Nick Wilde (voiced by Jason Bateman) a dismissive “orange dog.” Jared Bush, the director of Zootopia 2 and a creative leader at Walt Disney Animation Studios, replied to the fan, explaining that the line was actually improvised by Elba himself.
It appears the cast of Prime Video’s Tomb Raider is growing! Variety reports that Martin Bobb-Semple has joined the series as a main character, though details about who he’ll play are currently being kept secret. Filming for the show is scheduled to start in January.
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