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Apex Legends: Best Season 11 Meta Weapons

We’ve already talked about the best legends in Apex Legends‘ impressive Season 11 update, but even the strongest characters in the game won’t make it to the final circle if you’re not using the meta’s best guns. While just about every Legend in Apex Legends is useful in at least some situations, we’re starting to see the gaps between Apex Legends‘ various guns widen. There are a few guns that comfortably dominate the meta, a few that are hanging on to relevancy, and a few that have plummeted to the bottom of the cliff and need to be avoided at…
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Supergirl Sets Up Its Series Finale with a Bang

This SUPERGIRL article contains spoilers for Season 6, Episode 18, “Truth or Consequences.” Supergirl Season 6 Episode 18 This episode serves as an example of the way that the totem story arc has forced Supergirl to mow through convoluted plot at speeds usually reserved for soap operas. It feels like the show barely pauses to make room for Nyxly and Lex to square off against Supergirl and the Super Friends, in their first real brawl in ages. Meanwhile so much totem-related business cycles through that Lex’s machinations don’t even really register as a reveal, so much as a reminder that these things…
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Apex Legends: Best Legends For the Season 11 Meta

Apex Legends’ massive Season 11 “Escape” update arrives just as EA and Respawn’s battle royale looks to capitalize on Warzone’s complacency and make its move to claim the genre crown.  This update not only adds a new Legend to the game’s growing roster but reworks one of the game’s formerly bottom-tier Legends in such a way that could completely change the way you look at them. The result is one of the most chaotic and diverse competitive metas that we’ve seen in quite some time. While Apex Legends’ Season 11 meta is nowhere close to being “solved,” here is our…
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Link Tank: Win a Free Guy Blu-ray Signed by Ryan Reynolds

Enter for a chance to win a copy of Free Guy on Blu-ray signed by the star of the film himself, Ryan Reynolds! Win a Free Guy Blu-ray SIGNED by Ryan Reynolds! A plethora of exciting new titles, including some exclusives, are headed to Crackle this November! “Free streaming network Crackle announces new exclusives, movies, and series for November, including the Crackle original holiday feature A Great North Christmas. Crackle’s mix of Hollywood blockbusters, award-winning indies, classic TV, and hand-picked exclusive original content is always free!” Check out Crackle here Gayming LIVE will be debuting in New York on the…
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Is Harry Potter: Wizards Unite’s Shutdown a Sign of Harry Potter Burnout?

Developer Niantic (the studio behind Pokémon Go) has announced that they intend to shut down AR mobile game Harry Potter: Wizards Unite starting on January 31, 2022. “We launched Harry Potter: Wizards Unite more than two years ago, bringing together a community of witches and wizards from all over the globe in an epic quest to put an end to the Calamity and keep the wizarding world safe,” says Niantic via a statement. “Not all games are meant to last forever. Our goal with Harry Potter: Wizards Unite was to bring the magic of the wizarding world to life for…
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Army of Thieves: Hans Wagner Safes Explained

This article contains spoilers for Army of Thieves and Army of the Dead. Army of Thieves, the prequel to Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead, has less to do with zombies than you might expect. Yes, there are a few undead creatures shambling around the claustrophobic hallways of Ludwig Dieter’s (Matthias Schweighöfer) nightmares and on European newscasts showing the horrific outbreak in Las Vegas, but the movie’s not really interested in what’s happening across the Atlantic. Instead, Army of Thieves is about the mythical safes built by legendary (and fictional) locksmith Hans Wagner, one of which will eventually become the…
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How Morbius References All Three Spider-Man Movie Timelines

As multiverse movie mania surges from the trailer for December’s Spider-Man: No Way Home, the post-credits scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnage and mid-2022’s plot-obscured Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, it might be easy to forget the existence of Marvel movie Morbius. After all, the film, in which Jared Leto stars as Marvel’s antihero “Living Vampire,” teased its first trailer way back in January 2020—a time now considered a different era for many reasons. However, a new trailer not only reminds the world that Morbius is coming, but even further contributes to the multiverse mystery. While Morbius’s…
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The Dexter Finale Could Have Been Far Stranger

The series finale of Showtime serial killer drama Dexter is, let’s say, not particularly well-liked.  After eight seasons of the monstrous Dexter Morgan murdering other monsters, the show’s season 8 finale let him off the hook in unsatisfying fashion. The former Miami-Dade P.D. blood splatter analyst left everything behind for a fresh start in Oregon as a lumberjack, making a case for “lumberjacking” to overtake “jumping the shark” as the preferred term for televised disappointment. With the plot set to pick up again in limited series Dexter: New Blood, star Michael C. Hall is once again making public amends for…
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Doctor Strange 2 Villain Leaked

Given its premise, pretty much anything could happen in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the upcoming Doctor Strange sequel that sees Strange messing with the Time Stone in a post-Loki MCU. Maybe that’s why any concrete details about the Sam Raimi film are both so precious and also so precarious. In Strange’s Multiverse, reality—and therefore canon—is a bit more malleable. That being said, merch is forever, so you better believe we’re side-eying what appears to be some official Marvel tie-in toy teasing a Doctor Strange antagonist who has recently popped up elsewhere in the MCU… Australian retailer Booktopia…
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Thor: Love and Thunder Set Photos Reveal Key Flashback Scene

Thor Odinson and Jane Foster had a blooming MCU romance during the first two Thor franchise movies, but following the Ultron Offensive depicted in Avengers: Age of Ultron, the happy couple split for reasons that have yet to become clear. It looks like we’ll find out exactly why the relationship deteriorated in Marvel’s upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder, though, as Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Jane (Natalie Portman) have just been snapped on set during reshoots for the film in what looks to be a flashback scene. The images, which capture the pair sporting Thor: The Dark World-era hair and clothing,…
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Behind the Scenes of Marvel’s New Spider-Man

This is not Zeb Wells’ first time in a comic book writers’ room. It’s not even his first time breaking Spider-Man stories as part of a team. The big difference with this one (besides the focus shifting to Ben Reilly, Peter’s returned clone wearing the official red and blue for the first time in decades) is that hopefully no children get eaten on his watch.  “I deserve that,” the new Amazing Spider-Man lead writer chuckles when we compare this new team project to “Shed,” the critically acclaimed, impossibly bleak story he wrote back when Peter Parker was in the middle…
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Raw Milk, Jaywalking and Cuban Cigars: US Laws That Puzzle Sitcom Viewers in the UK

England and America are two countries separated by a common language but – as George Bernard Shaw would doubtless have added if he’d had a Sky TV package in the 1990s – joined by a common love of The Simpsons. Homer and co. are universal. It doesn’t matter if you buy your groceries at Walmart or do your big shop at Asda, The Simpsons speaks to us all. Every so often though, what The Simpsons speaks to UK viewers is momentarily baffling – a reminder that wherever Springfield is, it’s not where we’re from. The same goes for other US…
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How Hans Zimmer Brought the Dune Soundtrack to Life

Remember when Timothée Chalamet tries to get out of a knife fight by saying, “give us a song, Gurney?” It’s a throwaway moment in Dune: Part One, as Josh Brolin’s Gurney Halleck tries to teach Paul the finer points of being a badass, but it’s a relevant beat. In Frank Herbert’s novel Dune, Gurney doesn’t just lead the Atreides soldiers into battle, he also plays the baliset, a fictional musical instrument that is kind of a cross between a mandolin and a sitar.  Though some scenes were filmed for Dune: Part One with Gurney holding a baliset, we didn’t get…
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The Book of Boba Fett Trailer Breakdown and Star Wars Easter Eggs

In The Book of Boba Fett, the bounty hunter is taking full advantage of his new lease on life. No longer content to work for greedy crime bosses like Jabba the Hutt, Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison) is starting his own crime syndicate with assassin Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) on Tatooine. But that won’t be so easy as the first trailer for the new Disney+ series shows. He’ll have to deal with rival gangs, dissent from within, and even his own past as a merciless killer. Will Boba really be able to carve out a new path for himself or will…
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The 10 Scariest Comic Book Monsters Ever

This article is part of our Collector’s Digest series powered by: Halloween may be over, but Spooky Season never really ends here at Den of Geek. Thus, there’s no better time than the present to take a look at the most terrifying characters in comics. It’s tough to pull off jump scares on the page, but comics are perfect for over-the-top monsters, skin-crawling psychological horror, and the kind of existential terror that can only be inspired by a large stone man in a purple skirt. Let’s take a look! RASPUTIN There have been plenty of fictional depictions of Rasputin through…
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What The Book of Boba Fett Trailer’s B’omarr Monk Might Mean

The Book of Boba Fett trailer touts the belated fulfillment of a TV series concept focused on the seedier, “scum and villainy” side of the galaxy as once teased in Lucasfilm’s nixed pre-Disney TV project, Star Wars: Underworld. Yet, its focus on classic concepts was made clear with the clip’s opening shot, featuring one of Return of the Jedi’s most curious creatures, a B’omarr monk. While the order’s morbid, jar-brained backstory is interesting in its own right, the monk’s presence could prove indicative of Boba’s criminal syndicate power consolidation. Casual Star Wars fans were likely left doing a double-take upon…
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Bloodborne Demake Reminds Us How Lovably Bad PS1 Graphics Were

Fan developers Lilith Walther and Corwyn Prichard have revealed that their beloved PS1 “demake” of FromSoftware’s Bloodborne will be released for PC on January 31, 2022. As the name suggests, Bloodborne PS1 Demake is an elaborate fan project that recreates Bloodborne in the style of a PS1 game. While the project won’t go beyond the boss fight against Father Gascoigne (though its creators say it will feature “extended areas and some bonus post-game content”), Bloodborne PS1 Demake will be released for free early next year, so there’s really no reason not to try it if you’re one of the many…
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Spencer: Kristen Stewart Conjures Diana and Her Own Hollywood Ghosts

Little girls growing up wanting to be princesses might think again after seeing Kristen Stewart in this dramatized snapshot of three days in the life of the late ‘people’s princess,’ Lady Diana Spencer. Though the movie doesn’t deal with Diana’s death, the looming knowledge of what is to come for the young mother hangs heavy throughout. But instead of directly dealing with that sorrow, Pablo Larraín’s “fable from a true tragedy” focuses on the gilded cage of Diana’s life over Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day in 1991. What results is one the most depressing Christmas movies of recent…
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Army of Thieves: Inside Zack Snyder’s Vision for a Whole Army of the Dead Universe

Coming less than a year after its predecessor, Army of Thieves is a prequel to Zack Snyder’s recent Netflix hit zombie movie, Army of the Dead. But Thieves is not an action-horror hybrid like that earlier movie, which was directed and co-written by Snyder. Instead Thieves is a heist thriller (one based on a Snyder story and written by Shay Hatten, who worked on the first film’s screenplay) and set in the early days of Dead’s zombie pandemic. Hence the new film focuses on one character we met in the previous film and what he was up to before the…
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Doctor Who: Flux – What’s the Story With Claire? Theories & Questions

Warning: contains spoilers for Doctor Who: Flux ‘The Halloween Apocalypse’ “Nothing’s as it should be, Yaz. Too much out of the ordinary tonight.” Between The Flux, the dog, the new Companion, the Sontarans, the Swarm, his sister, the Outpost, the Doctor’s hunt for information about the Division, and the TARDIS malfunctions, ‘The Halloween Apocalypse’ barely paused for breath. One sequence though, slowed things down and created a much-needed moment of hushed intrigue amid all the noise and rushing about. Outside Anfield Stadium on the trail of Karvanista, Yaz is busily telling the Doctor off for refusing to confide her secrets,…
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