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The Rotten Tomatoes result for Lanternsis out and it’s quite positive! However, critics agree that anotherDCUproject is better than the latest installment. The project was released in 2024 and has the highest Tomatometer score among all DCU projects.

After Creature Commandos kicked off the rebooted DC Universe canon in 2024, the franchise had its true coming out party last year. Superman ushered in a new era of DC movies, earning widely positive reviews and $618.7 million at the worldwide box office (becoming 2025’s highest-grossing comic book film in the process). On the TV…

Great shows come and go, and I’ve either made my way through a number of highly scored ones, or I’m already in the middle of them (Siloseason 3, currently). But now there’s a brand new series that has amassed a great Rotten Tomatoes score from critics.

Disney+ is preparing to end another major original series after Wonder Man, but it will get the justice and conclusion that the MCU show never did. Disney+ and Marvel Studios recently made waves by abandoning yet another potential multi-season MCU show, Wonder Man. The Hollywood satire comedy put a unique spin on the Marvel mythos…

As part of its Birthday celebration, Woot is now offering some discounts on Nintendo Switch 2. Using code GIFT26 will knock $22 off, while new Woot customers can knock the price down to $399 using the same code, and we also have a refurbished deal to scope out.

In my 30+ years of playing video games, I’ve seen plenty of poorly implemented or wholly unnecessary high-score systems.I enduredBalloon Fight’s miserly scoring, which infamously refused to award extra lives no matter how many points you racked up. I’ve experienced the half-baked accounting of Mega Man’s North American release, which nominally awarded points for defeating…

The FIFA World Cup 2026 — only the most-watched sporting event in the world — is in full swing, and we’ve all been swept up by football soccer fever like a British tourist discovering ranch dressing for the first time

Disney is starting to pay the price for its lack of creativity. Its latest release is Moana, yet another live-action remake made to satisfy fans’ appetite for nostalgia without taking any meaningful artistic risks