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As a gamer, it feels like we’ve reached a golden age where video games are not only celebrated in their digital form but also translated beautifully into various media formats. The League of Legends series Arcane on Netflix is a prime example, showcasing the incredible potential when a team has a visionary creative spirit. Unfortunately, after two seasons, Arcane has come to an end, leaving me with a sense of loss. However, I find myself eagerly anticipating other game franchises, like Ratchet & Clank, making their debut as animated series.

Vincent van Gogh’s final words were ‘Sadness endures forever.’ However, in a more human perspective, we often find a way to encapsulate our sorrows within a span of two hours and transform them into a moving film.

Have you heard that Moana 2 includes a scene after the credits? If you haven’t caught up with the film creating waves at the box office alongside Wicked, you might not be aware that there was actually a mid-credit scene in the sequel. However, it does exist and underwent quite a few changes before reaching your screen.

People often experience a little or even a significant flutter in their hearts whenever Netflix unveils a new animated movie. Regardless of age, there’s an undeniable charm about animated films that stirs up pleasant memories from the past and sparks curiosity about the meaningful topics explored. Over the past few years, Netflix has rolled out several hit animations like “The Sea Beast”, “Leo”, and “Orion and the Dark” that appeal to viewers of all ages.

Regarding horror movies, it’s not just about enjoying them during Halloween; they can be appreciated whenever you feel like it. A thrilling rollercoaster ride of jump scares is usually well-received when watching films with friends. Psychological horror, characterized by its gradual tension and exploitation of viewers’ fears, targets paranoia. On the other hand, traditional slashers scare audiences by featuring a bloodthirsty villain on a rampage.