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20 Jul

House of the Dragon Season 3: Who Is Prince Joffrey?

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This article contains spoilers for House of the Dragon season 3 episode 5. Near the beginning of House of the Dragon season 3 episode 5, Queen Rhaenyra finally gets some glad news. “Your Grace, glad news! [Ed Note: See, I wasn’t lying about the ‘glad news’ part]” a nameless servant informs the dragonqueen. “Young Prince Joffrey has returned this hour from The Vale. I’m told he’s asked for you.” Rhaenyra’s reaction to this statement is inscrutable. It seems as though both one million and precisely zero emotions cross her face all at once. Ultimately she responds with a curt “I…
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20 Jul

House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 5 Review: The Stranger Offers Us Rest

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This review for House of the Dragon season 3 episode 5 contains spoilers. What does Criston Cole want? That’s the question that Westerosi nobles and House of the Dragon viewers alike have pondered ever since the Dornish marcher knight arrived on the scene by unhorsing the great Daemon Targaryen at a King’s Landing tourney. At first it seemed as though Ser Criston (Fabien Frankel) wanted the usual things that one would expect a member of a lowly vassal house to want: fame, respect, glory – you know, the full Ser Duncan the Tall package. Then, immediately upon achieving some semblance…
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20 Jul

The Odyssey Is Christopher Nolan’s Warning for the Imminent Collapse of Our World

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This article contains spoilers for The Odyssey. This weekend’s The Odyssey is remarkably faithful to a story that likely dates back more than three millennia. Writer-director Christopher Nolan makes plenty of nips and tucks to the material due to the necessity of modern filmmaking—not to mention the built-in three-hour time limit imposed by 70mm IMAX projection platters—but most of what Homer eventually wrote down from an oral tradition in the 8th century BCE is here. The cyclops, the Sirens, old blind Tiresias, and more. What’s changed is how Nolan, ever the rationalist, interprets the material and reflects it back in…
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19 Jul

The Odyssey: Who Were the Sea People and Why Are They So Scary?

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This article contains major The Odyssey spoilers. One of the most chilling antagonists and nightmares offered in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is neither sirens nor the cyclops, the hospitality of Circe or the dreaded gates Hades. Instead it’s a whisper, a rumor spread across the wind, from Odysseus’ dear and distant Ithaca to the great halls of Sparta. It is vague and ominous tales of “the Sea People.” These apparent strangers emerging from parts unknown along the Aegean and Ionian Seas are spoken about in the movie as an existential threat greater than old King Priam of Troy could ever…
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18 Jul

EXCLUSIVE SNEAK PREVIEW: Dark Matter Season 2 Fan Screening, Special Giveaway Comes to San Diego Comic-Con

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It’s been over two years since Dark Matter fans were left in superposition, that quantum state of Schrödinger’s cat who is both alive and dead inside the box, except the limbo state for viewers was the fate of Jason Dessen and his family. Were they safe at the end of season one, or were they in more danger than ever before? Although Dark Matter’s return is still a month away, answers will be forthcoming for attendees of San Diego Comic-Con 2026 this year. Apple TV and Den of Geek will be hosting an exclusive fan screening of the first episode…
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18 Jul

The Odyssey: Lupita Nyong’o is a Master of Dual Roles

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This article contains spoilers for The Odyssey. The Odyssey just opened on Thursday night, but that’s already enough time to completely disregard the dumbest criticism heading into the film. Some observers had complained about director Christopher Nolan’s decision to cast Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy, the woman whose coupling with the prince Paris “launched a thousand ships,” in Christopher Marlowe’s words, and started the Trojan War. Obviously, these were always bad faith takes, more about the fact that Christopher Nolan would cast a Black woman as a character they assumed was white (despite the fact that actual scholars show…
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17 Jul

15 Actors Who Showed That Age Really is Just a Number

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There comes a point when most actors begin choosing smaller roles or slowing down altogether. Others go in the opposite direction. Some return to major franchises, some take on physically demanding action movies, and others deliver career-best dramatic performances well into their 70s, 80s, or even 90s. These performances proved that talent, experience, and screen presence don’t disappear with age. Here are 15 actors who showed that age really is just a number. ©IMDb Ian McKellen – Mr. Holmes Playing Sherlock Holmes at 93 required McKellen to carry nearly every scene, shifting between different stages of the detective’s life while…
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17 Jul

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey vs. Homer’s Epic Poem: What Are the Differences?

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This article contains major The Odyssey spoilers. In more than a few ways, The Odyssey feels like a film Christopher Nolan has been working up to his entire career. At least three of his most popular movies are the story of a husband or father trying to reclaim their idea of home after leaving for long stretches in order to do great, terrible things. And what is Batman but a guy unable to find a domestic peace, whether in Gotham or far from it, after his family was stolen? So Homer’s epic poem Odyssey (or Odýsseia in the original Ancient…
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17 Jul

Silo Season 3’s Best and Worst Twists Are Canceling Each Other Out

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This article contains Silo season 3 spoilers. Silo season 2 ended with a major shift in narrative. No longer would we be entirely focused on the trials taking place inside the show’s dingy, post-apocalyptic underground silos; we were also granted the chance to go back in time and finally find out how and why pockets of survivors got stuck in them. It was a twist not only faithful to Hugh Howey’s Silo book series, but also a much-needed jolt of energy for the Apple TV show, which had slowed its pace considerably in its second season to focus on character…
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17 Jul

The Batman II Delay Can Be Worth It If We Get A Masterpiece

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Like the people of Gotham City, superhero movie fans look up to the skies searching for some sign that Batman is coming, some sign that the Dark Knight hasn’t forgotten us. It’s been four years since The Batman hit screens, bringing Matt Reeves‘ emo noir take on the Caped Crusader, starring Robert Pattinson as a brooding young Bruce Wayne in his second year in the costume. Despite getting updates and occasional production shots, and even announced release dates of October 2, 2026, and October 1, 2027, the movie seemed far away. Now, things seem even worse. Warner Bros. has announced…
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17 Jul

15 Facts from the Troubled History of Hollywood

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In the early days of Hollywood, movie studios controlled almost every part of an actor’s career. They decided which roles performers accepted, how they looked in public, and sometimes even what they could say in interviews. That level of control was only one chapter in an industry shaped by censorship battles, political investigations, labor disputes, and legal fights that changed filmmaking forever. Here are 15 facts from the troubled history of Hollywood. ©Wikimedia Commons The Hollywood Blacklist During the late 1940s and 1950s, hundreds of writers, directors, and actors found themselves unable to work after being accused of communist sympathies.…
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17 Jul

15 Times a Movie Never Even Got Released

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Not every movie that reaches production ends up on the big screen. Some get canceled after cameras start rolling, while others make it surprisingly far before running out of money, losing key cast members, or falling apart behind the scenes. In a few cases, entire films were completed only to be locked away in studio vaults, where audiences never had the chance to see them. Over the years, these unfinished and unreleased projects have become almost as fascinating as the movies that actually made it to theaters. Here are 15 films that, for one reason or another, never got the…
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17 Jul

15 Board Games Even Your Grandmother Would Love Playing

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Not every board game needs complicated rules or a three-hour tutorial before anyone can start playing. The ones people keep coming back to are usually much simpler than that. They’ve survived changing trends because they’re easy to share, easy to teach, and just competitive enough to get everyone invested. Some have been around for centuries, while others became household staples much more recently. No matter when they first appeared, these games have something in common: they’re just as enjoyable with grandparents around the table as they are with kids. Here are 15 classics that rarely disappoint. ©Wikimedia Commons Scrabble Every…
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16 Jul

15 TV Shows With the Most Repetitive Plots

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Some TV shows become comfort watches because you always know what you’re going to get. The same conflicts, familiar character dynamics, and predictable endings can be part of the appeal. Other times, though, a series leans so heavily on one formula that every episode starts to feel almost interchangeable. That doesn’t necessarily make these shows bad. In fact, several were huge hits that ran for years. Still, once you notice the pattern, it’s hard to stop seeing it. These are 15 TV shows with the most repetitive plots. ©IMDb Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (1969-1970) The gang arrives somewhere mysterious, investigates…
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16 Jul

Den of Geek Swings into SDCC with Spider-Man: Brand New Day on Collectible Variant Magazine Covers

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Tom Holland and SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY spin a web across the cover of Den of Geek’s 10th printed issue coming to San Diego Comic-Con, which includes a deep dive inside look at the superhero epic with the Web-Head himself, plus exclusive interviews with Zendaya, Jon Bernthal, and director Destin Daniel Cretton! Yearly subscriptions to Den of Geek magazine make a triumphant return with two variant cover options featuring Holland as Peter Parker. Den of Geek will be hosting a jam-packed event schedule throughout Comic-Con week, including at its Hilton Bayfront interview studio, a special screening of Apple TV’s Dark…
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16 Jul

Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Brings New Character Classes and Xenomorphs to the Franchise

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It’s been five years since the original Aliens: Fireteam Elite brought the iconic sci-fi franchise into the realm of squad-based third-person shooter action. The game has a sequel coming this year, with Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 poised to double down on all things that made the first game so enjoyable while significantly adding to the overall action-packed experience. At Summer Game Fest 2026, we got a chance to play an early build of Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 and here our first impressions of the upcoming sci-fi shooter sequel. The first major noticeable change in Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 compared to…
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16 Jul

The Odyssey Review: Christopher Nolan’s Grand Homecoming

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Before we ever meet him, the Odysseus of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has already been subsumed by myth. He is in the first scene, technically, bravely concealed within the wooden contours of a monumental horse left along the shores of Troy. Yet that is not the Odysseus Matt Damon actually plays in the even more monumental film from the mind of a filmmaker obsessed with obsessives. The heroic figure we see springs from a tale, a story, a song sung to revelers in Ithaca about their wily and absent Greek king. These diners listen while feasting on Odysseus’ meat, drinking…
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16 Jul

Win a Copy of Prince of Swords, the Thrilling Next Chapter in Elise Kova’s Arcana Academy Series

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In partnership with Penguin Random House The halls of Arcana Academy are opening once again, and if you’re ready for more tarot magic, dangerous romance, and high-stakes fantasy, we’ve got quite the opportunity for you. Thanks to our friends at Penguin Random House, we’re giving away five copies of Prince of Swords, the second novel in bestselling author Elise Kova’s Arcana Academy series. If the first book left you desperate to know what happens next, this is your chance to continue Clara Graysword’s journey. Simply head over to Den of Geek’s Instagram page and find the post about the giveaway…
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16 Jul

15 of the Funniest Gags from ‘Superbad’

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Superbad has been making people laugh since it hit theaters in 2007, and its mix of awkward friendships, terrible decisions, and unforgettable one-liners has helped it become one of the defining teen comedies of its generation. Much of that comes from the chemistry between its cast, but the movie is also packed with visual jokes, running gags, and situations that somehow keep getting more ridiculous. Whether you’ve watched it once or can quote half the script from memory, there are plenty of moments that still land years later. Here are 15 of the funniest gags from Superbad. ©IMDb Seth’s childhood…
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15 Jul

Writers Wanted: Den of Geek and Wattpad Present The Fandom Writing Club at SDCC 2026

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Get ready to swap convention crowds for a nice pint, a writing prompt, and a room full of fellow fans ready to create something truly unforgettable. Wattpad and Den of Geek are inviting geeks of all writing experience levels to an evening of chat and creativity at The Fandom Writing Club. Taking place at Mission Brewing in San Diego on Friday, July 24, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., this event will offer Comic-Con attendees a chance to connect with fellow storytellers while turning inspiration into fiction. Whether you’ve been outlining a sprawling alternate universe for months, have a canon-divergence…
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