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Star Wars: A New Hope

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2h4min

Star Wars: The Last Jedi

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2h32min

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi

8.3/10

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Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

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2h7min

Batman: The Killing Joke

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1h17min

Star Wars: The Force Awakens

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2h18min

Child's Play

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1h29min

The Long Walk

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1h48min

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

6.4/10

2h21min

Kingsman: The Secret Service

7.7/10

2h9min

Who is Mark Hamill?

Mark Hamill is an actor best known for his portrayal of Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars films, including Star Wars (1977) and Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980). He has also starred in films such as Corvette Summer (1978) and Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014). His extensive voice acting work includes a long-standing role as the Joker, beginning with Batman: The Animated Series (1992).

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Twisted Metal Season 3's Return Timeline Gets Major New Update With Exciting Villain Tease

Exclusive: Anthony Mackie promises big things to come from Twisted Metalseason 3. The two-time Emmy nominee leads the Peacock series adaptation of Sony's hit action video game franchise as John Doe, an amnesiac delivery driver in a post-apocalyptic America who grows close with the foul-mouthed Quiet, played by Stephanie Beatriz, while trying to survive the chaotic new world. Season 2 notably introduced the eponymous car combat tournament, spearheaded by Anthony Carrigan's Calypso, who promises its winner their ultimate wish. Some four months after its predecessor's finale, Twisted Metal season 3 was finally confirmed by Peacock, albeit with a few major creative changes. Original showrunner Michael Jonathan Smith was revealed to be

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Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir reveals epic Star Wars pitch

Andy Weir thinks Star Wars can be saved by creating other stories from the original trilogy.The 54-year-old author, whose novels The Martian and Project Hail Mary have been turned into sci-fi blockbusters, has pointed out an issue with the constant reinvention of the iconic saga.He told Slash Film: "Star Wars is more about massive upheaval."One problem that happens is, if you're going to have a story about a monumental war, then when it's over and the good guys win, you want it to stay that way."So it's very unsatisfying if you roll into a new monumental war."Fans had similar concerns with J.J. Abrams' 2015 film The Force Awakens,

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Luke Skywalker Is Officially Returning to Star Wars This Week

Luke Skywalker is back in Star Wars this week, but in a new avatar. The iconic protagonist, played by Mark Hamill in the movies, is returning to the bookshelves on November 3, 2026, with the novel Heir to the Jedi: Star Wars. Written by Kevin Hearne, the novel is being released with a fresh paperback reissue by Random House Publishing. The story places fans right in the young hero’s mind. It follows Luke in the uncertain weeks after the Death Star explosion. It is also only the first Skywalker treat of the month, because another beloved adventure arrives in audio later in November. Luke Skywalker’s Adventure Is Set Between Episodes

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7 Most Iconic Villains in the Batman: Arkham Games, Ranked

The Batman: Arkham series is easily one of the best trilogies in gaming, and one of the superhero gaming franchises ever made. And while a lot of this success is owed to the creativity of the world and the feeling of fighting and exploring as Batman, we have to give credit to the incredible roster of villains. Movies, TV series and Comics apart, if you’ve played the Batman Arkham video games, then you’ll know that the Arkham Joker is not only one of The Joker’s best iterations, but also one of the greatest video game villians of all time . https://t.co/BraOowyJdz — Raven_Archer (@RavenArcher774) March 31, 2021 Across four main games,

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Patrick Stewart’s Most Underrated Role Is a 117-Minute Ghibli Classic on HBO Max

Patrick Stewart, the commanding voice behind Star Trek‘s Jean-Luc Picard and X-Men‘s Professor Charles Xavier, has died at 86, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy across stage, television, and cinema. The British actor died at his home in Los Angeles on October 28, 2026, following a reported journey with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia, according to his longtime spokesperson. But beyond those iconic performances lies a quieter gem worth revisiting: Lord Yupa in Hayao Miyazaki’s Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind. Stewart’s performance in the 2005 English-language dub gives this wise, battle-hardened wanderer a warmth and authority that deserve far more appreciation. Patrick Stewart’s Lord Yupa Is

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Spotlight: Patrick Stewart's Charity Work

Patrick Stewart was a patron for Dignity in Dying and was involved with many charities over his long career. Charities & foundations supported Patrick Stewart has supported the following charities: 21st Century LeadersAmnesty InternationalBeatBullyingCampaign to Ban Trophy HuntingChildren of PeaceDignity in DyingPrecious PawsRefugeThe Make A Difference TrustVariety ClubWhatever It Takes Read more about Patrick Stewart's charity work and events. Related articles Young Girl Calls Celebrities For A HandDerek Jacobi Joins Madonna as Charity PatronCharitable Celebrities To Receive 21st Century Leaders AwardsMay The Paws Be With You - Mark Hamill Joins Charity Auction For AnimalsLTTS Exclusive - The Variety Club 57th Annual Showbiz Awards Feature your company alongside thousands of celebrities, charities

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