Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle has smashed records, opening to $70 million in North America — the biggest anime debut in U.S. history. Globally, the film has earned $177.8 million, proving anime’s box office power is stronger than ever. But while fans are showing up in droves, reactions are mixed, with some praising the breathtaking visuals and others criticizing the movie’s filler-heavy storytelling.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle delivers jaw-dropping fights but gets bogged down in filler and backstory. From Doma’s stunning showdown with Shinobu to Zenitsu’s long-awaited moment of vengeance and Tanjiro’s battle with Akaza, the animation shines as always. But at nearly three hours, the story drags, weighed down by invented material not found in the manga. The result is a film that thrills in bursts but disappoints overall.

Zach Cregger’s Weapons trades cheap jump scares for slow-burn dread, suburban paranoia, and moral ambiguity. When 17 children vanish from their small town at 2:17 a.m., the community spirals into grief, suspicion, and terror. Anchored by Julia Garner and Josh Brolin, Weapons blends horror, mystery, and social commentary into a chilling suburban nightmare that lingers long after the credits.

After years of failed reboots, The Fantastic Four: First Steps finally gets it right. This stylish, emotionally rich, and retro-futuristic take on Marvel’s First Family reclaims their place in the superhero pantheon. With bold visuals, real character arcs, and a version of Galactus that actually terrifies, this reboot doesn’t just fix the franchise—it makes it fantastic again.

From its sprawling lore and haunting landscapes to its unforgettable bosses and tragic demigods, Elden Ring is more than a game—it’s a cinematic epic waiting to happen. With the success of The Last of Us and Fallout, it’s time we ask: could Elden Ring be the next great game-to-screen masterpiece?

James Gunn’s Superman trades tired origin tropes for a vibrant, emotionally rich adventure. David Corenswet shines as a seasoned Man of Steel grappling with global politics, identity, and hope. With a sharp Lois Lane, a venomous Lex Luthor, and comic-book flair galore—Krypto included—this is a bold, funny, and heartfelt reboot. It’s not perfect, but it soars more than it stumbles.

Sinners (2025) is the latest in a long line of brilliant horror films that will likely be overlooked during awards season. Despite a horror renaissance led by films like Hereditary, Midsommar, Barbarian, and Talk to Me, the genre continues to be sidelined by major awards shows. This article explores the cultural stigma, industry bias, and the fight for horror’s rightful recognition.

The MCU's 36th film, Thunderbolts, throws a bunch of lovable antiheroes into chaotic group therapy with explosions. Florence Pugh shines as the heart of the crew, while Lewis Pullman’s Bob is the surprise scene-stealer. With gritty action, biting humor, and an emotional punch, it’s Marvel’s grumpiest, messiest, most fun ride since No Way Home. Imperfect but unforgettable, this misfit mission hits way harder than expected.

In a galaxy full of aliens, droids, and lightsabers, Star Wars somehow still drags real-world racism across the stars. From Jar Jar Binks' offensive caricature to sidelined heroes like Finn and Rose Tico, the franchise has a long, complicated relationship with race. This brutally honest (and slightly roasted) breakdown explores the ways racial stereotypes have crept into the most iconic sci-fi saga of all time.

Gal Gadot gets a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, but does she deserve it? A deep dive into her career, impact, and whether she’s earned it!

Cecil Stedman and Amanda Waller are ruthless strategists, but who’s the better leader? Dive into their methods, motives, and morals

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