So we thought we were done reacting to the new Megas in Legends Z-A but Pokemon went ahead and dropped almost a dozen more! From Absol, to Lucario, to Garchomp, to Magearna, to Darkrai, to Zeroara, to Raichu, to Baxcailbur and many more, here's the breakdown on these latest additions to the Mega Evolution roster.

DC dropped a pair of trailers to show fans what's coming, with Supergirl debuting as the lastest entry in James Gunn's DC universe and HBO Max showcasing Lantewrns as a part of their slate for 2026. Which project are you miost excited for?

Predator: Badlands, starring Elle Fanning released in theatres this November. Ty and I take deep dive into the film to unpack any correlation to the Alien franchise and the Weyland-Yutani Corporation and how this film stacks up to the classic entires in the iconic 'Predator' franchise.

Today we finally get a chance to break down this Super Mario Bros. Trailer and give our reactions to it and thoughts on how the film will go. What do you think? Are you excited for it?

Pokemon Legends ZA just gave us a list of new Mega Evolutions from Dragonite, to Starmie, to Feraltigatr. Here's our reactions on each one, as well as our predictions on which ones are still to come.

Today we're reacting to the trailer for Season 2 of Percy Jackson and The Olympians, a story that we personally grew up to give our thoughts on where Disney is taking Rick Riordan's world of Greeks demigods and heroes. What do you think, are you excited for the new season of the show, starring Walter Scobell?

Fantastic Four: First Steps SPOILER Review | A Cosmic Return To Form

Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps is here, and we’re diving into a full spoiler review of everything that worked—and what didn’t. From the emotional depth of Vanessa Kirby’s Sue Storm to the cosmic scale of Galactus, this film finally captures the spirit of Marvel’s First Family.

We break down the movie’s 1960s-inspired retro aesthetic, the decision to set the story in its own universe, and how that allows characters like Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal), Johnny Storm (Joseph Quinn), and Ben Grimm (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) to shine—or in Thing’s case, get a bit overlooked.

We also explore how the movie handles Galactus as a true Marvel-level threat, what the film sets up for the future of the MCU, and how it compares to the 2005 and 2015 versions of the Fantastic Four.

If you’re looking for a detailed breakdown of the characters, story, visuals, and what’s next for the MCU’s Fantastic Four, you’re in the right place.

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This is my official review of How To Train Your Dragon the remake of the 2014 classic animated film. In a year that's seen numerous films based off existing properties like Lilo & Stitch, Mission Impossible: Final Reckoning, Minecraft, Superman, Jurassic World: Rebirth, Fantastic Four: First Steps, Ballerina absolutely dominate the original IP movies this year, like Elio, Mickey 17 and Novacane, are we starting to see franchises dominate again? Compared to 2023 where original movies like Barbie and Oppenheimer dominated established franchises like Mission Impossible, Fast & Furious, Marvel and DC, many thought the industry was shifting to more interest in original IP's. But in 2025, it appears like franchises, remakes and adaptations are topping the box office once again. What do you think, are franchises king again?