Like the Na’vi, Critics Are Split on Avatar: Fire and Ash

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Following a long wait after the first Avatar and The Way of Water, Fire and Ash continues the story immediately after the 2022 film. Jake Sully and Neytiri are seeking refuge with the water Na’vi when a new danger arises: a powerful clan of Na’vi warriors led by the formidable Varang (Oona Chaplin). She’s allied with the human army on Pandora, giving them the weapons they need. Fire and Ash plunges into all-out war, and everyone—even reviewers—is caught in the conflict.

Whiteout Survival Codes (December 2025)

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Whiteout Survival codes are a great way to get Gems and materials needed to improve your base, research new technologies, and expand – preventing you from getting stuck as the game gets harder. Here’s a list of current, working codes and instructions on how to use them.

What time is Emily in Paris Season 5 on Netflix?

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Let’s be honest, Emily in Paris isn’t just a fun watch – it’s exactly what many of us need right now. It’s the perfect show to relax with, turn off your worries, and enjoy the escapades of a delightfully chaotic marketing professional as she figures out life and love in Europe.

One Piece Chapter 1169 release date & major spoilers

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When the Elbaf Arc begins, we meet Loki, a prince initially presented as ruthless for murdering his kind father, King Harald. He’s been held captive in the Underworld for 14 years as punishment. But the real story of the king’s death is far more complex than it seems.

Kinect’s Revenge: Nex Playground Outsells Xbox Hardware In The US

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Nex Playground sold more hardware units last month than Xbox Series X|S, coming in third place overall. However, Xbox earned more revenue from hardware sales because, while Nex Playground usually costs $250, it’s been discounted to $200 during the holidays. Generally, video game hardware sales were very poor last month – the lowest they’ve been since November 1995.

Seth Rogen’s Muppet Show Special Dropped A First Look, And One Background Detail Has Me Especially Pumped For Sabrina Carpenter

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Okay, I’m so excited! Did you catch that little nod to a super popular song? It’s totally about Sabrina Carpenter being the big guest star on the new Muppet Show special! She’s not in the promo video yet, but I’m really hoping a small detail I spotted hints at what she’ll be doing when she arrives. Watch the video with me and let’s guess what’s going on – I’m already imagining all sorts of fun possibilities!

Best Anime From 1989 The Year Dragon Ball Z’s Anime First Debuted

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Even though the anime from the 1980s is quite old compared to most popular shows today, it still featured many fantastic series. In fact, some longtime anime fans might even prefer those older shows to Dragon Ball Z. This isn’t a criticism of DBZ – it’s a great show – but rather a reflection of how different viewers connect with specific genres, art styles, and characters.

“This guy copied my video WORD FOR WORD.” A YouTuber claims his video was fully duplicated

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Romayroh recently posted on X that another YouTuber completely copied one of his videos. This is different from a recent situation involving EvenBadWolves Gaming and Inkslasher, where the issue was about 30 minutes of footage being used. Romayroh claims the other creator replicated almost his entire video, using nearly the exact same wording. It’s a clear case of copying, as the content wasn’t just inspired by or partially taken from his work – it appears to be a nearly identical reproduction.

Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day Can Save His Biggest Box Office Record From Certain Death

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This new film could be a return to big box office numbers for the director. While he’s still the highest-grossing filmmaker ever – his movies have earned over $10.7 billion globally – his last major hit was Ready Player One in 2018. Although his more recent films, West Side Story (2021) and The Fabelmans (2022), are considered artistic successes, they didn’t perform well in theaters after the pandemic. Returning to the science fiction genre might attract audiences back to the cinema.