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Marvel’s Wolverine is the violent X-Men game Marvel fans have been waiting for, but is it worth your time?

Ghamasaan, directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, pits Arshad Warsi’s feared dacoit against Pratik Gandhi’s determined cop. Strong performances and an authentic Bundelkhand setting elevate the crime drama, but predictable turns and a stretched second half dilute its overall impact

Cast: Anand Deverakonda, Vaishnavi Chaitanya, Srinivas Gavireddy, Sivaji, Vasuki Anand, Kalyan Shankar, and others

Since it’s been a few years since my last superhero adventure, I was itching for a chance to put on the suit and mask and save the world from another misguided villain. Having scaled the wall of an abandoned factory and snuck in through an open window, I find myself perched on top of a…

FX’s emergent ensemble sitcom “Adults” is the best attempt at capturing “the Gen-Z spirit” executed in recent years. The second season aired on Aug. 27 with eight episodes and one special episode set prior to the start of season one.

The NBA 2K series is perpetually the most frustrating sports franchise for me. On one hand, NBA 2K delivers the best gameplay of any sports franchise year after year; truly, its ability to replicate the action of its corresponding sport is unmatched even by its strongest contemporaries. Unfortunately, the other side of the coin is…

On September 15, Insomniac Games will release Marvel’s Wolverine, exclusively for the PlayStation 5. Insomniac is one of PlayStation Studios’ in-house developers, acclaimed for its three Marvel’s Spider-Man games. But whereas the Spider-Man games were relatively lighthearted jaunts—filled with the relatable antics of Peter Parker and Miles Morales to counterbalance the drama—Wolverine is a grimdark,…

As far as bingeable YA dramas go, Crew Girl is probably good enough. Following an elite teenage rower, Teagan (Miku Martineau), who joins the varsity boys’ crew team at a new school, Vixpected marks — filthy-rich mean kids, intrafamily feuds, an angsty love triangle and many pretty shots of lakes — breezily enough to consume…

In the remote South Korean village of Hope Harbor, police outpost chief Bum-seok (Hwang Jung-min) and officer Sung-ae (Hoyeon) are called to find a mysterious creature that has wreaked havoc on the village.Credit: NEON

Growing up Star Wars was a staple in my household. Plastic lightsabers, VHS and DVDs, books and comics featuring the galaxy far far away litter my room even to this day. Something about this universe felt like it could be anything; its world was so profoundly mysterious that the potential for storytelling felt nearly infinite.…