The Spring Equinox is upon us! And we plan to celebrate it in the best way possible: reading as many books as we can stuff into our brains.
And yes, that is how we celebrate everything, because it’s the best way.
We’re gathered up some of our picks like so many newly-blooming flowers, and we’re excited to recommend them to you! And, as always, we’d love to hear about your most anticipated books in the comments.
Stranger Things 3 is back with a release date (July 4th!), more rad ’80s nostalgia…and a tantalizing glimpse of Hawkins, Indiana’s latest TERRIFYING MONSTER.
Click through!
Toy Story 3 was widely lauded, particularly by the generation of kids who grew up on the first and second films—it was a perfect button to all the thoughts and emotions this series prompted in regard to growing up, moving through life, and the importance of play. When Andy left his beloved toys with little Bonnie, many fans heard audible sobs in the theater.
And now we’ve got Toy Story 4 to… help us do it all over again?
Humans love to reimagine the familiar—if we didn’t, there wouldn’t be so many reboots. But some reimaginings are just a little extra sparkly. Here’s a lucky seven set that’s sure to please the classics-lover in you (or a friend) who’s in the mood for a sharp and compelling twist….
With a little black-and-white reminder of the past ten years of character growth for our core Avenger team, this trailer for Endgame might make fans a little teary at the start…
Whether they be long bois or CHONK, smol or Absolute Units, we can probably agree that all doggos are good bois at heart—which is why they make such excellent companions in any timeline!
A surprising number of dogs (and other canine-adjacent creatures) have shown up in time travel stories, and quite possibly in real life, too. We’ve leashed eight such tales for your enjoyment—fortunately none of these time travelers has caused a paradogs (get it??). Tell us about any puppers we overlooked!
The first substantial peek at Disney’s live remake of Aladdin seemed like it might be cause for alarm, particularly where the big blue form of Will Smith’s Genie came in. This trailer feels a bit more familiar….
We’ve got a nice two-and-a-half minute teaser for Good Omens, here to make you midweek! Get ready to meet Adam, Dog, the four horsepeople, Anathema, Newt—all the people you’d want around in case of End Times.
After all the betrayals and White Walkers and gallons of Dornish wine and sexposition and poisonings and DRAGONS, the final season of Game of Thrones looms before us as inevitable as death itself.
Which is fitting, since this trailer opens with Arya talking about death before showing us the various armies—human and not so human—gathering their forces for one final confrontation.
With less than two months to go (April 14!), we’re starting to finally hear some details about the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones.
Today’s eyebrow-raiser comes courtesy of Entertainment Weekly‘s feature story on the final battle within the show, which details a 3 month-long shoot for the epic sequence.
The new trailer for Hellboy is here, with all the gore and one-liners it can muster. Take a peek!
The last Dark Phoenix trailer left us with a lot of questions. This one is better? Mainly because it doesn’t seem to be another long-winded quarrel between Professor X and Magneto.
For this week’s #WoTWednesday, The Wheel of Time showrunner Rafe Judkins has treated fans to another episode title page from the currently-in-the-works first season. But what’s most interesting is that the title, “A Place of Safety,” hints at the TV series possibly adapting Robert Jordan’s The Eye of the World out of order.
Rejoice! We have a staticky new Detective Pikachu trailer, and this one begins in time-honored noir fashion with a world weary voiceover from an amnesiac detective. The twist being, of course, that the world-weary detective is PIKACHU.
This movie looks incredible.
So you’ve lived through an ecological disaster that’s drastically changed the world (or at least some corner of it): the water’s dried up, the bees have disappeared, temperatures are soaring, multiple pandemics ravaged the earth, and the oil reserves have gone poof. Now what? Here are eight books that not only take climate change as a given, but that skip ahead a bit and show us the aftermath of environmental cataclysm. A few even offer some possible solutions…
