Crunchyroll recently released a list of the best anime seasons that had less than 13 episodes, and some of their choices might surprise you. While popular shows like Puella Magi Madoka Magica were expected, titles such as Sarazanmai and Odd Taxi might be a bit unexpected. You can find the complete list below.
Joachim Rønning’s film Tron: Ares didn’t perform well at the box office, earning only $142.2 million globally despite costing an estimated $180 to $220 million to make. Starring Jared Leto, Greta Lee, and Jeff Bridges, the movie is also losing popularity on streaming, currently ranking 21st worldwide on Prime Video according to FlixPatrol.
Beyond the many visual references to the main eleven Five Nights at Freddy’s games, the movie also includes subtle audio cues and voice connections to the original games and their related titles, all created by Scott Cawthon. Though dedicated fans of the popular series will likely catch all the small details and connections to the sequel, let’s highlight the most important Easter Eggs in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2.
Although the animated film Ne-Zha 2 from China has earned the most money overall this year with $1.9 billion, Zootopia 2’s strong performance means Disney is set to have the three highest-grossing Hollywood movies of the year. Avatar: Fire and Ash is expected to finish the year with another $1 billion in earnings as well.
Rowan Atkinson is back in a new four-episode comedy series, playing the character Trevor Bingley. This marks his first starring role in a live-action TV comedy in three years. Before this, Atkinson was famous for his roles in films like Johnny English, Rat Race, The Lion King, and Love Actually, and TV shows including Blackadder and the iconic Mr. Bean.
Besides huge hits like The Office, How I Met Your Mother, and The Big Bang Theory, the 2000s also gave us some beloved, niche comedies that still have dedicated fans. Shows like 30 Rock and Arrested Development weren’t always the most-watched, but they’ve become increasingly popular over the years. In fact, even some of the less famous sitcoms from that decade are now considered classics.
Culkin jokingly suggested the premise for a new ‘Home Alone’ movie: an adult Kevin McCallister is either widowed or divorced. He explained that he’s so focused on work he’s neglecting his son, who then accidentally locks him out of the house and sets booby traps, just like Kevin did in the original films.
I was really looking forward to this episode, and I had a good feeling about this actor. He’s charismatic, and honestly, British actors just seem to bring something extra to their performances – whether it’s genuine talent or just their accents, it makes me pay attention. Even if he was a little nervous or didn’t have much to do, it always helps when an actor is attractive. I clearly have a knack for this – I’d be a fantastic casting director!
John Cena first appeared on WWE’s SmackDown! in 2000 under the name The Prototype. He officially joined WWE in 2001 and began wrestling as himself. Early in his career, he developed a persona called the “Doctor of Thuganomics,” playing a villain who performed rap music. This popularity eventually led him to release a full hip-hop album in 2005.
James L. Brooks, the director of How Do You Know, has a history of successful collaborations with Jack Nicholson, including films like As Good as It Gets (1997) and Terms of Endearment (1983). Recently, Brooks discussed the possibility of Nicholson returning to acting after a long break.