4 Fantasy Flops That Should’ve Been Instant Classics

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Not all fantasy movies are successful right away. Some, despite having all the exciting action, compelling stories, and emotional depth fans expect, don’t initially connect with audiences. Though these films may have underperformed in theaters, they had the potential to become instant classics and deserve a second look.

Jack Black Thinks Quentin Tarantino and Paul Dano Have ‘Personal Beef’

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Earlier this month, Quentin Tarantino publicly criticized Paul Dano, calling him a poor actor and dismissing his performance in There Will Be Blood. He also briefly criticized Matthew Lillard and Owen Wilson. However, Tarantino’s comments about Dano were the most pointed, prompting many in Hollywood – including Ben Stiller and Ethan Hawke – to publicly praise Dano’s talent and work.

Fans pay tribute after death of beloved tech YouTuber Lamarr Wilson at 48

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I was so shocked to hear about Wilson’s passing. According to records from the LA County Medical Examiner’s Office, he died at home on November 21, 2025. His family then confirmed the news on Facebook a few weeks later, on December 13th. Their post was really heartfelt, and it reminded everyone of just how much he accomplished, both online and in his personal life. It’s a huge loss.

Branching Path: Damon and Baby isn’t quite an RPG, but maybe RPG fans should keep an eye on it

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It’s still too early to say if Damon and Baby deserves more in-depth coverage. The game blends elements from different genres – it’s played from an overhead perspective like a twin-stick shooter, with a focus on gunplay. It also has metroidvania aspects, encouraging you to revisit areas with newly acquired power-ups. Plus, it incorporates survival mechanics, requiring you to manage resources and cook food to heal and increase your health.

Become A Pokemon Professor With The Upcoming Pokecology Guidebook

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If you’re interested in learning more about Pokémon, you can explore Pokémon: The Complete Pocket Guide, which comes in two volumes. Volume 1, a 560-page book, details Pokémon #1 through #442, while Volume 2, with 552 pages, covers Pokémon #443 through #898. These books offer a lot of information, though they don’t include Pokémon from the newer Paldea region (featured in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet). They’re designed to be portable and are available as a convenient two-book set. Each Pokémon entry includes details about its stats, abilities, moves, and how it evolves.

Pluribus’ Rhea Seehorn Gave Me Her Take On Carol And Zosia’s Surprising Turns In Episode 8, And Now I Feel Guilty

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After seeing the eighth episode of Pluribus, “Charm Offensive,” I’ll always think of train horns differently. A character, Carol, describes the sound as the loneliest in the world. Interestingly, Carol isn’t alone anymore, having connected with Zosia, the being she chose to be with. They grew very close, so much so that Zosia started referring to themself as an individual again and shared more about what they’re trying to achieve.

5 Years Ago, Star Wars Made Its Biggest Movie & TV Slate Announcement Mistake

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In addition to the three Star Wars movies announced five years ago, Lucasfilm revealed three more at Star Wars Celebration 2023: a crossover within the world of The Mandalorian, a continuation of Rey’s Jedi Order, and a story exploring the origins of the Jedi. However, the next two films scheduled for release – The Mandalorian & Grogu and Starfighter – in May 2026 and 2027, aren’t connected to those previously announced projects.