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The karaoke scene in Project Hail Mary feels off, possibly because Hüller sings the song a little too well, and because her character, Eva, remains so mysterious. It’s unclear if we’re meant to feel moved by a seemingly emotionless woman expressing herself only through nervousness, or amused by the unexpected vocal talent of a government official. Even the song itself feels like an awkward attempt to connect with the audience – why a recent pop song instead of a well-known karaoke staple? It could also just feel strange because Sandra Hüller already has a memorable karaoke scene in another film, but it doesn’t quite land here.

Originally, “fan service” meant things like suggestive imagery or scenes. But now, it refers to anything a show does simply to please its audience. These anime offer fans exactly what they enjoy, and it doesn’t necessarily involve making characters sexualized – it’s about giving the audience what they’re hoping for.

The Jurassic Park movies are undeniably one of the most famous and successful movie series ever made. Not only have they consistently earned a lot of money at the box office, but critics have generally liked them too. The franchise continues to be a hit with audiences even now – for example, Scarlett Johansson’s Jurassic World Rebirth earned $869.1 million in 2025, signaling a strong new direction.

I’m a huge fan of Claymore, this incredible dark fantasy manga that first came out in 2006! It’s a shame it hasn’t gotten as much attention as other series like Berserk and Attack on Titan, because it’s seriously amazing. The anime adaptation from 2007 didn’t really do the story justice either – it took some liberties with the original manga and unfortunately ended before it could fully explore everything, which meant Claymore never quite got the spotlight it deserves.

Warning – The rest of this article contains spoilers for the ending of Project Hail Mary.

Like most gangster movies, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man reunites the gang only to start eliminating its members. If you’ve seen the original Peaky Blinders series, you’ll know creator Steven Knight isn’t afraid to kill off characters – by gun, knife, explosion, or any other violent means. He uses every method imaginable.

Blackbeard in One Piece is a huge, unpredictable character. He’s physically imposing, always grinning, and enjoys being cruel in a dramatic way – a combination of over-the-top comedy and genuine threat. Many actors could realistically play him in the live-action series, and each would likely bring a unique interpretation to the role.