6 Revenge Movies That Take Things Way Too Far

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As a critic, I’ve always found something uniquely satisfying about revenge films. They tap into a primal desire for justice that’s rarely indulged in real life. We’re taught to turn the other cheek, but in these movies, flawed characters do fight back – and it feels good! There’s a moral clarity, even if it’s brutal, in seeing the bad guys get their comeuppance. And honestly, the more over-the-top the vengeance, the more I, and I suspect many viewers, enjoy watching it all unfold. It’s a cathartic experience, plain and simple.

George R.R. Martin Reveals Biggest “Issue” With New ‘Games of Thrones’ Spinoff

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As a huge fan of the Game of Thrones universe, I’m really excited about the new series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which starts on HBO January 18th. It’s a totally different vibe than what we’re used to, taking place a century before the events of Game of Thrones. We follow Ser Duncan the Tall, a struggling knight played by Peter Claffey, and his young squire, Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell), as they travel around Westeros. Forget massive battles and dragons – this story is much more grounded and focused on everyday life. The first season mainly centers around a jousting tournament, which sounds like a refreshing change of pace!

‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Teasers May Include Hidden ‘Endgame’ Message per Marvel Fan Theory

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As a huge Marvel fan, I found something really cool hidden in the original teasers for Endgame. The Steve Rogers teaser had a code – “1e:24ber:02020” – which actually lines up with the 1:24:20 mark in the movie. That’s the exact moment the Ancient One explains how taking an Infinity Stone creates alternate timelines! And it doesn’t stop there. The Thor teaser ends with “1e:17ber:02020,” translating to 1:17:20. That’s when Ant-Man kicks the Tesseract case, leading directly to Loki’s escape and, well, the whole Loki series! It’s crazy how much they foreshadowed everything.

Resident Evil Village Comes To Xbox Play Anywhere, But You Should Wait

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A recent report from Windows Central highlights that Resident Evil: Village (RE: VIII) has surprisingly been added to the Xbox Play Anywhere program, even though it wasn’t originally included when the service launched in September 2016. Play Anywhere now boasts over 1,000 games, allowing players to purchase a title once and play it on Xbox consoles, Windows PCs, and devices like the Xbox Ally. However, RE: VIII seems to be having issues; the installation files are currently missing on both the Ally and PC.

Redditor claims that Monster Hunter Wilds runs better ‘the more DLC you own’, and it does—but not by much on my machine

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Players first realized the game ran smoother when switching between accounts – one with all downloadable content (DLC) activated, and one without. According to de_Tylmarande, their mod doesn’t unlock the DLC itself; instead, it bypasses the game’s check for the DLC, avoiding a demanding process and resulting in a substantial increase in frame rate.

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Moto Trackday Project codes (January 2026)

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Codes in the game primarily give you in-game currency, letting you quickly get new bikes, improvements, and customization options instead of having to play the same levels over and over. Here’s a list of the current Moto Trackday Project codes and how to use them.

Dragon City codes (January 2026)

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Codes in Dragon City typically give you free items like food, or helpful boosts to progress faster – whether you’re raising dragons or getting ready for special events. Here’s an updated list of available codes and how to use them.