Article: Superman (2025)

You know, sometimes I think about how much easier life would be if I could just transform into a giant, fire-breathing beast to deal with my daily annoyances. Imagine trying to get through rush hour traffic, and then poof, you're a dragon and suddenly the commute is a lot more.

James Gunn’s Superman isn’t really a Superman movie - at least, not the one fans expected. It’s a James Gunn movie first and foremost, with the iconic hero buried under layers of quirky humor, bizarre characters, and a script that plays like leftover Guardians of the Galaxy bits stitched together.

I remember seeing the trailer for Amazon Prime Video’s Heads of State some time ago, and I’ll admit it grabbed my attention with it’s 80s and 90s buddy-action flick vibes with some comedic situations thrown in to bring the laughs. After watching it, it turned out just as I thought it would, a fast-paced and funny movie that’s perfect for watching with friends and family with food and snacks in tow.

Let’s get straight to it: if you’re just here for some basic dinosaur thrills, can tolerate a paper-thin story as long as it looks good, and find mediocre effects acceptable when the camera work is solid, then Jurassic World Rebirth might be exactly what you’re after - and I mean that sincerely. Some people just want dinosaurs on a big screen, and that’s fair enough.

In 1959, American International came out with Gidget, about a teenage girl who falls in love with surfing even though she doesn’t know the first thing about the aquatic sport. If we as an audience weren’t already privy to surfing, the titular protagonist’s enthusiasm would’ve been enough to at least pique our interest.

It's always nice when two great things are greater together. I tend to mention this when we talk about genre-blending games like Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, which has a little tower-defense, a little action and a whole lot of style to offer.

When I first saw the trailer to KPop Demon Hunters from Netflix, I didn’t know what to think or expect before sitting down to give it a shot. Thank goodness I took the plunge as it turned out to be a pleasant surprise filled with infectious KPop songs, and also a nice amount of demon fighting action that families are sure to watch again and again.

After loving the Bebird’s EarVision Complete Ear Cleaner I reviewed last year, I was more than excited when I learned about their latest product, the Bebird EarSight Plus Flexible Otoscope Camera Light. Not only did they improve on their eye cleaning tech, they’ve made it super easy, convenient thanks to a carry case, and dare I say, fun to use.

Everytime SteelSeries sends something my way, I always get excited as they have yet to let me down with any of their releases. While they released their Arctis GameBuds late last year, they stepped things up with their limited edition SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds Glorange Wireless Headphones.

Now we have The Calvin and Hobbes Portable Compendium Set 4, marking the middle of our journey with Bill Watterson’s beloved comic strip duo, the first time in many moons that it’s been republished with this much zeal. Some may scoff at the smaller form-factor of these new editions (this being the fourth volume of a planned seven), but there’s no denying these rectangular reprints are extremely well made, look fantastic, and contain some of the best and most creative comic strips ever made.