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4K Ultra HD Review – Nobody 2 (2025)

4K Ultra HD Review – Nobody 2 (2025)

Nobody 2, 2025. Directed by Timo Tjahjanto. Featuring Bob Odenkirk, Connie Nielsen, RZA, Colin Salmon, Christopher Lloyd, John Ortiz, Colin Hanks, and Sharon Stone. SYNOPSIS: The action hero portrayed by Bob Odenkirk… The comic series titled Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town will be released in January.

The comic series titled Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town will be released in January.

Following the successful launch of the bestselling graphic novel Long Live the Pumpkin Queen, Dynamite Entertainment has revealed plans to revisit the universe of Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas... Discover the Bat-Fam with the trailer for Prime Video’s upcoming DC animated series.

Discover the Bat-Fam with the trailer for Prime Video’s upcoming DC animated series.

Today at New York Comic Con, Prime Video unveiled the official trailer for the animated action comedy series Bat-Fam, which serves as a sequel to the holiday film Merry Little Batman. The series features Bruce… Starting at under $30,000, the 2026 Leaf is a comfortable and efficient electric vehicle with a range exceeding 300 miles. by Michael Gauthier PROS ›› Comfortable ride, 303-mile range, base price of $29,990 CONS ›› Cramped second row, peculiar charging features, only available as FWD The removal of the clean vehicle tax incentive in the U.S. is anticipated to hinder electric vehicle uptake, yet newcomers continue to emerge. Among them is the reimagined Nissan Leaf, which appears well-suited for this new era without credits. When it hits dealerships in the upcoming weeks, priced from $29,990, it will be the most affordable electric vehicle available in the U.S. A less expensive model is also rumored to be in development, potentially starting at $25,360. Additionally, Nissan has hinted at producing a Leaf NISMO if there’s sufficient demand. In both instances, the 2026 Leaf remains significantly below Tesla’s entry-level models, the larger Model 3 and Model Y Standard, which compromise on many features to meet their price points of $36,990 and $39,990 respectively. However, compared to those models, the Leaf offers far more than just a budget-friendly EV. It’s comfortable, quiet, and surprisingly fast, benefiting from experiences learned from its last two generations, providing it an advantage over numerous competitors. QUICK FACTS *Manufacturer A Crossover-Inspired Design When the original Leaf debuted in 2010, it presented as an unconventional hatchback. The second generation, released seven years later, featured a more traditional design, though it arrived at an unfortunate time as crossovers began to dominate sales. The trend has continued to grow, making the transformation of the third-generation Leaf into a crossover quite predictable. This change was a smart move, as the model appears upscale, incorporating premium features such as flush door handles and a dimming panoramic glass roof. This roof feature, typically found on high-end vehicles like the Cadillac Celestiq and McLaren 750S Spider, is standard on the $38,990 Leaf Platinum+. While not the most extravagant option on the market, it seamlessly transitions from clear to opaque at the touch of a button, mimicking a classic sunshade. The dimming roof serves as a cool and practical feature, enhancing aerodynamics and headroom compared to a conventional moonroof, while also providing better insulation against heat and cold, boosting efficiency. The 2026 Leaf showcases a sleek front with LED headlights connected by a slim illuminated strip, accentuating the crossover’s width, which has increased by 0.8 inches (20 mm). Conversely, many other dimensions have decreased: the crossover is 3 inches (76 mm) shorter, with a 0.4-inch (10 mm) reduction in wheelbase, and the height has also lowered by 0.4 inches (10 mm), indicating the old hatchback was taller than the new crossover. Notably, ground clearance has reduced from 5.9 inches (150 mm) to 5.3 inches (135 mm). This is surprising, and the design team deserves credit for creating a model that appears more robust and capable than it actually is. The Leaf employs soft curves and fluid surfaces, accompanied by concealed rear door handles and a prominent spoiler, which collectively help reduce the drag coefficient from 0.29 to 0.26. Additional highlights include 18- or 19-inch wheels and an optional motion-activated power liftgate. The model also offers an attractive two-tone paint job, along with 3D holographic taillights featuring a “2-3” emblem, pronounced as “ni-san” in Japanese. A Comfortable, Yet Constricted Interior Nissan’s ambition to offer a ‘class above’ experience in the latest Leaf is evident inside, as the cabin exudes a surprisingly upscale feel. This is particularly true for our top-tier Platinum+ model, which includes dual 14.3-inch screens and a bright heads-up display. The front is outfitted with heated Zero Gravity seats covered in TailorFit upholstery, claimed by Nissan to be softer than normal leather while also being more durable and eco-friendly as it consists of 65% recycled materials. The front seats are well-padded, featuring a unique pattern that enhances the interior. They also offer power adjustments and lumbar support for optimal comfort. Regrettably, the rear seating area is less impressive, as the legroom felt cramped for this 6’2” reviewer, with only 31.8 inches (808 mm) available. However, headroom is ample, and the rear seats come equipped with heating, two USB-C charging ports, and air vents. In terms of cargo capacity, the Leaf provides 20 cubic feet (566 liters) behind the second row, expandable to 55.5 cubic feet (1,572 liters) by folding down

Starting at under $30,000, the 2026 Leaf is a comfortable and efficient electric vehicle with a range exceeding 300 miles. by Michael Gauthier PROS ›› Comfortable ride, 303-mile range, base price of $29,990 CONS ›› Cramped second row, peculiar charging features, only available as FWD The removal of the clean vehicle tax incentive in the U.S. is anticipated to hinder electric vehicle uptake, yet newcomers continue to emerge. Among them is the reimagined Nissan Leaf, which appears well-suited for this new era without credits. When it hits dealerships in the upcoming weeks, priced from $29,990, it will be the most affordable electric vehicle available in the U.S. A less expensive model is also rumored to be in development, potentially starting at $25,360. Additionally, Nissan has hinted at producing a Leaf NISMO if there’s sufficient demand. In both instances, the 2026 Leaf remains significantly below Tesla’s entry-level models, the larger Model 3 and Model Y Standard, which compromise on many features to meet their price points of $36,990 and $39,990 respectively. However, compared to those models, the Leaf offers far more than just a budget-friendly EV. It’s comfortable, quiet, and surprisingly fast, benefiting from experiences learned from its last two generations, providing it an advantage over numerous competitors. QUICK FACTS *Manufacturer A Crossover-Inspired Design When the original Leaf debuted in 2010, it presented as an unconventional hatchback. The second generation, released seven years later, featured a more traditional design, though it arrived at an unfortunate time as crossovers began to dominate sales. The trend has continued to grow, making the transformation of the third-generation Leaf into a crossover quite predictable. This change was a smart move, as the model appears upscale, incorporating premium features such as flush door handles and a dimming panoramic glass roof. This roof feature, typically found on high-end vehicles like the Cadillac Celestiq and McLaren 750S Spider, is standard on the $38,990 Leaf Platinum+. While not the most extravagant option on the market, it seamlessly transitions from clear to opaque at the touch of a button, mimicking a classic sunshade. The dimming roof serves as a cool and practical feature, enhancing aerodynamics and headroom compared to a conventional moonroof, while also providing better insulation against heat and cold, boosting efficiency. The 2026 Leaf showcases a sleek front with LED headlights connected by a slim illuminated strip, accentuating the crossover’s width, which has increased by 0.8 inches (20 mm). Conversely, many other dimensions have decreased: the crossover is 3 inches (76 mm) shorter, with a 0.4-inch (10 mm) reduction in wheelbase, and the height has also lowered by 0.4 inches (10 mm), indicating the old hatchback was taller than the new crossover. Notably, ground clearance has reduced from 5.9 inches (150 mm) to 5.3 inches (135 mm). This is surprising, and the design team deserves credit for creating a model that appears more robust and capable than it actually is. The Leaf employs soft curves and fluid surfaces, accompanied by concealed rear door handles and a prominent spoiler, which collectively help reduce the drag coefficient from 0.29 to 0.26. Additional highlights include 18- or 19-inch wheels and an optional motion-activated power liftgate. The model also offers an attractive two-tone paint job, along with 3D holographic taillights featuring a “2-3” emblem, pronounced as “ni-san” in Japanese. A Comfortable, Yet Constricted Interior Nissan’s ambition to offer a ‘class above’ experience in the latest Leaf is evident inside, as the cabin exudes a surprisingly upscale feel. This is particularly true for our top-tier Platinum+ model, which includes dual 14.3-inch screens and a bright heads-up display. The front is outfitted with heated Zero Gravity seats covered in TailorFit upholstery, claimed by Nissan to be softer than normal leather while also being more durable and eco-friendly as it consists of 65% recycled materials. The front seats are well-padded, featuring a unique pattern that enhances the interior. They also offer power adjustments and lumbar support for optimal comfort. Regrettably, the rear seating area is less impressive, as the legroom felt cramped for this 6’2” reviewer, with only 31.8 inches (808 mm) available. However, headroom is ample, and the rear seats come equipped with heating, two USB-C charging ports, and air vents. In terms of cargo capacity, the Leaf provides 20 cubic feet (566 liters) behind the second row, expandable to 55.5 cubic feet (1,572 liters) by folding down

Bradley Cooper’s Is This Thing On? begins with a question that is both straightforward and deeply intricate: is this thing finished? Alex and Tess Novak, played by Will Arnett and Laura Dern, find themselves desperate after years of marriage. Although they adore their mischievous sons, it doesn’t compensate for their dissatisfaction with life. The Top 10 Episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation

The Top 10 Episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation

Simon Thompson reflects on the greatest episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation… Anyone who has known me for a while is aware that I'm a big admirer of Star Trek: The Next Generation… 12 Timeless Rock Songs Influenced by Classic Films

12 Timeless Rock Songs Influenced by Classic Films

These 12 classic rock songs were influenced by beloved classic films. Clearly, great works acknowledge each other. Comic Book Teaser – Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #44

Comic Book Teaser – Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #44

This Wednesday, Supergirl and Robin set off on a road trip in Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #44. You can take a look at the official preview of the issue below… The trailer for the short film "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Chrome Alone 2 – Lost in New Jersey" hints at chaotic mutant festivities.

The trailer for the short film "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Chrome Alone 2 – Lost in New Jersey" hints at chaotic mutant festivities.

Prior to their return in 2027 for the follow-up to 2023’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, these Heroes-in-a-Half Shell will make their big screen comeback this December for some holiday excitement in… Prime Video releases teaser trailer for Invincible season 4.

Prime Video releases teaser trailer for Invincible season 4.

At New York Comic Con, Prime Video presented a new trailer for the fourth season of its adult animated superhero series Invincible, featuring a Burger Mart theme. It was also revealed that Founda... McFarlane Toys has revealed action figures from Avatar: Fire and Ash.

McFarlane Toys has revealed action figures from Avatar: Fire and Ash.

As the December release of Avatar: Fire and Ash draws near, McFarlane Toys has revealed its collection of action figures inspired by the upcoming installment of James Cameron's hit sci-fi franchise… Comic Book Sneak Peek – Fantastic Four/Gargoyles #1

Comic Book Sneak Peek – Fantastic Four/Gargoyles #1

Marvel Comics is set to launch its newest Disney crossover, Fantastic Four/Gargoyles #1, this Wednesday. You can check out a sneak preview with the official preview provided below… MARVEL’S FIRST F… The trailer for The Vampire Lestat hints at the upcoming third season of Interview with the Vampire.

The trailer for The Vampire Lestat hints at the upcoming third season of Interview with the Vampire.

At yesterday’s Anne Rice Immortal Universe panel at New York Comic Con, AMC unveiled a new trailer for The Vampire Lestat, the third season of the gothic horror series Interview with the Vampire. Jada Toys has officially introduced its 1:12 scale action figures of Akuma and Balrog from the Ultra Street Fighter II series, now available for pre-order at $29.99 each. Check out the promotional images and official information here… Unleash the dark power of the Satsui no Hado. From Ultra Street Fighter II, Akuma steps into the battle with incredible detail and imposing presence at a 1:12 scale. This highly articulated figure comes with an alternate head, interchangeable hands, a display stand, and his signature flaming Hadouken effect, allowing you to recreate every intense battle scene. Exquisitely detailed, from his tattered gi to the iconic prayer beads around his neck, this figure embodies the power and mystery of Akuma like never before. It's an essential addition for Street Fighter fans and collectors. Your collection isn't complete without him. Will you command the fist... or succumb to it? Enter the arena with the heavyweight champion of Shadaloo. From Ultra Street Fighter II, Balrog comes charging in at 1:12 scale with remarkable detail and unstoppable presence. This deluxe action figure features an alternate head, interchangeable boxing gloves, and two dynamic punch effect parts, perfect for recreating his most devastating combos. Fully articulated and crafted with precise game accuracy, Balrog showcases his classic light blue trunks, torn t-shirt, and signature red gloves. Designed to shine on display shelves and in action scenes, he’s a must-have for Street Fighter enthusiasts and collectors looking to enhance their ultimate roster. Will you hold your ground or get knocked out with a single punch?

Jada Toys has officially introduced its 1:12 scale action figures of Akuma and Balrog from the Ultra Street Fighter II series, now available for pre-order at $29.99 each. Check out the promotional images and official information here… Unleash the dark power of the Satsui no Hado. From Ultra Street Fighter II, Akuma steps into the battle with incredible detail and imposing presence at a 1:12 scale. This highly articulated figure comes with an alternate head, interchangeable hands, a display stand, and his signature flaming Hadouken effect, allowing you to recreate every intense battle scene. Exquisitely detailed, from his tattered gi to the iconic prayer beads around his neck, this figure embodies the power and mystery of Akuma like never before. It's an essential addition for Street Fighter fans and collectors. Your collection isn't complete without him. Will you command the fist... or succumb to it? Enter the arena with the heavyweight champion of Shadaloo. From Ultra Street Fighter II, Balrog comes charging in at 1:12 scale with remarkable detail and unstoppable presence. This deluxe action figure features an alternate head, interchangeable boxing gloves, and two dynamic punch effect parts, perfect for recreating his most devastating combos. Fully articulated and crafted with precise game accuracy, Balrog showcases his classic light blue trunks, torn t-shirt, and signature red gloves. Designed to shine on display shelves and in action scenes, he’s a must-have for Street Fighter enthusiasts and collectors looking to enhance their ultimate roster. Will you hold your ground or get knocked out with a single punch?

Showtime's popular survival and supernatural thriller series Yellowjackets is concluding. The show features Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, Tawny Cypress, Sophie Thatcher, and others. Akuma and Balrog are added to Jada Toys' Ultra Street Fighter II action figure collection.

Akuma and Balrog are added to Jada Toys' Ultra Street Fighter II action figure collection.

Jada Toys has officially released its 1:12 Akuma and Balrog action figures from the Ultra Street Fighter II collection, which are now available for pre-order at a price of .99 each; take a look at the promotional...

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