‘Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft’: Why the Netflix Series Has Been Canceled

The news that Netflix canceled an animated Tomb Raider series so soon after announcing a live-action show definitely surprised people. It led to questions about whether Sophie Turner’s upcoming series played a role in the decision, or if Netflix was already planning to end the animated version. Here’s the reason Netflix canceled Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft.

Heated Rivalry Doesn’t Need to Pay Attention to Time

I understand the story jumps around in time because of the demands of professional sports – players on different teams rarely see each other. This applies to the characters Hollander and Rozanov, who are separated by distance, weather, and their commitments to their teams and families. However, these constant time jumps work much better in the book version, Heated Rivalry. The HBO Max series is based on a Rachel Reid novel that spans ten years in the lives of Shane and Ilya. The story is divided into chapters named after specific events – matches, championships, and even the Olympics – and follows their secret moments together while competing in the same city. The chapter breaks allow the story to show what happens when they’re apart, with each character’s thoughts filling in the gaps.

HBO Max Ruins Mad Men With a Bad 4k Remaster

Viewers watching Mad Men again on HBO Max are upset with the new 4k remaster. Many are complaining online that the colors and lighting have been changed, and one scene in particular is getting a lot of criticism for looking noticeably different.

Steam-Banned Horror Game HORSES Launches On GOG.com

The controversial horror game, HORSES, is now available on GOG.com for around $5. This follows bans from both Steam and Epic Games, with Epic issuing their ban just hours before release. Epic cited violations of their policies regarding inappropriate and hateful content as the reason.

10 Five Nights At Freddy’s Animatronics Missing From The First Movie

The animatronics in Five Nights at Freddy’s go beyond the original four – Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy – and include a wide range of scary characters. These include variations like the Nightmare, Halloween, and Funtime animatronics, offering plenty of options for future films.

I Put Off Good Boy After Losing My Dog, But Finally Watching It Helped Me Grieve

I was really excited when I heard about Good Boy coming out – it immediately went on my must-see list for the year. But then, just a few days after it was released, I had to say goodbye to my dog, Hank, after twelve wonderful years together. It was devastating, and honestly, I was in no emotional state to watch a movie about a dog trying to save his owner from something… supernatural. My grief was just too raw, and the thought of watching that film felt impossible at the time.

All’s Fair Recap: Body Count

While the other lawyers at the firm split up Dina’s workload, Liberty feels excluded because Allura and Emerald have been privately checking in with their boss. This makes Liberty feel like she’ll never truly connect with them and fit into their group. She finally voices her frustration, pointing out what she perceives as the prejudice British people experience in Los Angeles. It seems Allura, Emerald, and Dina share inside jokes and bond over things like their preference for the American version of The Office, their approval of Madonna’s accent, and their enjoyment of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills since Lisa Vanderpump’s departure. Liberty suspects they all get the Fourth of July off while she’s left to work.