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As a devoted fan, I can’t help but marvel at how Star Trek paved the way for science fiction television, venturing into space and unfolding cosmic wonders for more than half a century. It’s no wonder that this captivating genre has inspired an endless stream of shows to follow suit, taking us on thrilling adventures through the vastness of the universe. There’s something truly magical about exploring the depths of space – it ignites our imagination and fills us with awe. And in the comfort of our own homes, we can embark on these extraordinary journeys, allowing ourselves to be transported to realms beyond our wildest dreams.

In contrast to how the “Mortal Kombat” video game challenges players with the phrase “test your might,” the new “Mortal Kombat” movie may push fans’ endurance levels. The upcoming sequel, “Mortal Kombat 2,” is set to debut in 2021 and will introduce the much-adored character of Johnny Cage, portrayed by Karl Urban, known for his roles in “The Boys” and “Lord of the Rings.” However, as per a Screen Rant report, Lewis Tan, who played Cole Young in the original film, hinted that Urban’s interpretation of Johnny Cage might differ from what fans typically expect. Tan teased that Urban’s portrayal of Johnny Cage is indeed “really special.”

1) In “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Lady Deadpool (voiced by Blake Lively) confidently enters the scene, accompanied by fellow Deadpool versions. She engages in an intense firefight with the movie’s main characters (Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman), demonstrating her ability to hold her own. Despite the initial intention of killing them, she is persuaded not to and manages to return to her home world without meeting her end. This leaves room for her possible return in a future “Deadpool” film. Her character is intriguing enough to pique interest about what a standalone movie featuring her could be like, as she leads the Deadpool Corps and her life must be one thrilling adventure, filled with action even when she’s not battling another-universe versions of herself.

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Actors Kim Cattrall, Ed Harris, and Johnny Flynn (known for their roles in “Stardust” and “Love Sick”) will be featured in the BBC’s 10-part audio drama titled “Central Intelligence.” This gripping series aims to deliver a deep, behind-the-scenes look into the world of the CIA.