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‘All You Need Is Kill’: A Beautifully Animated, but Tired Timeloop Film

It feels strange that Doug Liman’s Edge of Tomorrow, the American adaptation of Hiroshi Sakurazaka’s All You Need Is Kill, is somehow better than Kenichiro Akimoto’s more faithful and less Hollywoodized 2026 transposition for Japanese audiences. There’s no denying Studio 4°C is an animation powerhouse, but the timeloop has become the most stale and unimaginative subgenre that’s always in need of

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What to Expect From ‘Star Wars’ in 2026

2026 is an important year for Star Wars; while quieter in many regards, there is still plenty to look forward to for fans. Rogue One will celebrate its 10th anniversary, and the franchise as a whole heads towards its 50th anniversary. Read on to see what is in store for Star Wars in its many forms this year! The Mandalorian &

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‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball’ Season 2 Review

After the revival’s premiere on Hulu back in July, The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball has returned for its second season in the midst of the holiday season. This latest batch of another 20 episodes has the common Gumball shenanigans we’ve come to know and love through its mixed media animation and wacky characters and in this overview of the season

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‘Visions’ Volume 3 Pushes the Boundaries of Star Wars Animation

Star Wars: Visions returns with volume 3 for a spectacular new season of amazing short stories set in a galaxy far, far away. Not being tied to any canon timeline or canon of the films and shows allows these animation studios, brought on to create these shorts, to work with their full creativity to bring fresh and exciting stories to life.

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‘Hazbin Hotel’ Season 2: Much More than A Musical about Heaven and Hell

Hazbin Hotel season 2 is one of those shows that we needed to see this year. Compared to the previous season, we needed to see higher stakes in the war between heaven and hell, we needed more world-building, to be introduced to new characters, and a more concentrated narrative. We don’t have to see again whether Charlie’s (Erika Henningsen) dream of

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‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle’ Review: Setting the Stage for an Epic Finale

Going into Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle (that title is a mouthful, which is why it will be mostly referred to as “Infinity Castle” from now on), it was immediately apparent that the first part of a planned trilogy of films to wrap up Koyoharu Gotuge’s adaptation of his own manga series would be filled with

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Top 5 Questions That Need Answers in ‘To Be Hero X’ Season 2

It’s been one week since the final episode of To Be Hero X aired on Crunchyroll, and just as “the heroes’ battle never ends,” neither does the endless speculation from fans after the massive cliffhanger the show ended on. The hit donghua’s anthology from Bilibili and Aniplex is a multi-style animation series directed by Haolin Lee (Link Click) and BeDream that

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Some Good Boys Return in ‘The Bad Guys 2’

DreamWorks Animation Studios is known for spawning franchises that define generations of children. With currently no less than nine separate series and franchises, there’s no slowing down this studio and the type of storytelling they are producing for families and audiences of all ages. That being said, I didn’t feel like a sequel to The Bad Guys was needed or necessary

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‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball’: The Blue Cat is Back, and It’s Like He Never Left

It’s hard to believe that we’re nearing 7 years since The Amazing World of Gumball ended back in 2019. The classic Cartoon Network series is beloved by many, so it made it all the more painful when it not only left our TV screens but ended on a cliffhanger with the final episode, “The Inquisition.” But now, the blue cat is

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