One of the great things about Western remakes is that they often offer a fresh take on familiar stories. Sometimes, these remakes adapt Asian films by transplanting them to the Old West. Other times, talented directors reimagine classic Westerns to appeal to modern audiences.
Sigourney Weaver had a unique experience working on the Avatar sequels, playing Kiri, the adopted daughter of Jake and Neytiri. This meant she spent a lot of time filming with the young actors portraying the Sully children, including Jack Champion, Trinity Bliss, and Britain Dalton. In an interview with CB about the new film, Fire and Ash, Weaver spoke highly of her co-stars, noting how much they’ve grown as performers. She also shared a heartwarming story about auditioning with Jack Champion.
Critics have overwhelmingly praised director David Osit’s documentary, Predators, calling it one of the year’s best. However, many viewers have reacted very differently, finding the film disturbing and raising concerns about its purpose. While the documentary aims to encourage thoughtful consideration of the difficult topic it explores, some aspects of its presentation have left audiences questioning the filmmakers’ motives.
Thanks to a generous invitation from Neon, the film explores the common pursuit of success in the corporate world – something every CEO can understand. It tells the story of a manager who loses his job and then aggressively competes for new opportunities in a very tough job market. It’s likely to be entertaining for the country’s leaders to see someone relentlessly pursue their goals. Best of all, the screening is free, and CEOs always appreciate a good deal. Hopefully, many will attend and enjoy it.
Towards the end of 2025, many creators on the platform began raising concerns about errors in how AI was being used to enforce rules.
TopMob gave Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle a 9 out of 10. It’s a surprisingly successful tactical strategy game – the combination of Super Mario and Ubisoft’s quirky Rabbids shouldn’t work, but it does! The game boasts excellent level design and a satisfying turn-based system, and the interactions between the Mario characters and the Rabbids dressed as them are genuinely funny and enjoyable.
PlayStation recently shared an update on their blog, including a 20-minute video detailing the changes made after a delay. However, the game really making waves is ARC Raiders. Embark Studios’ extraction shooter has been incredibly popular and continues to grow in popularity. For a lot of multiplayer fans, ARC Raiders is their first time playing this type of game. This raises the question: did ARC Raiders pave the way for Marathon, or did it steal the spotlight from Bungie?
This ambitious move compels investors to recalibrate their understanding of Japan’s potential influence on the crypto landscape-not merely through the usual sensational headlines, but through profound and structural transformations that might just ruffle a few feathers.
On X, @avatar3news shared a letter from James Cameron to movie theaters. The letter reminded technicians how to set up everything correctly for Avatar: Fire and Ash – things like brightness, sound, and the image on the screen. Cameron asked them to review his instructions to ensure the picture and sound were properly adjusted and ready for viewers.
According to the evidence, the market’s feeling a bit clingy. Correlations between the big coins are “unusually high,” probably because everyone’s mood is as predictable as rainy weather-except it’s more like a drizzle of despair topped with a sprinkle of confusion. Bitcoin keeps failing to conquer the elusive $90,000 mark, yet somehow, it’s still holding everyone’s hands tightly. 👀