As society struggles to rebound from the devastation of necroambulist virus – which turns its hosts into zombie-like cannibals – Kansas farmer Wade (Arnold Schwarzenegger) brings his daughter home after weeks of searching for her. She has been bitten, with the doctors telling him to say his goodbyes and return her to quarantine in the coming weeks.

In keeping with the anthropomorphic nature of the show’s characters, Bojack Horseman seems to have the memory of an elephant. Although not beholden to the narrative of season one, the show addresses almost every aspect of its continuity and builds an immensely deep universe out of it. By doing this, the show has really come into its own; there’s considerably less of a reliance on throwaway gags, and a greater effort to find humor in its characters’ darkest hours.

Although not yet ubiquitous, marijuana continues to expand state to state. At this point, four states — Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska — have openly legalized full recreational use, while 23 other states make allowances for medicinal use in some form or another. Legalization of marijuana to the general public in states such as Washington and Colorado have not sparked the demise of their respective societies, as some would have suggested.

No one could have anticipated that a talking horse could have made us laugh — or feel — that much. The Netflix animated original series “Bojack Horseman” premiered last August to a great deal of buzz, and did not disappoint. After experiencing critical success in its first season, Netflix recently announced that a second season will premiere this summer.

In keeping with the anthropomorphic nature of the show’s characters, Bojack Horseman seems to have the memory of an elephant. Although not beholden to the narrative of season one, the show addresses almost every aspect of its continuity and builds an immensely deep universe out of it. By doing this, the show has really come into its own; there’s considerably less of a reliance on throwaway gags, and a greater effort to find humor in its characters’ darkest hours.

It’s nearly impossible to choose one definitive Batman story from comic book lore. From “Year One,” to “Knightfall,” to “The Dark Knight Returns,” each one just as iconic as the last. However, the same cannot be said for his arch-nemesis: The Joker. Ask just about anyone to name the greatest Joker storyline of all time, and most will likely cite Alan Moore’s “The Killing Joke.”.

A recent interview between E! News and Sandra Bullock started out light-hearted enough. “Of course, that was coming,” she sarcastically smirked when addressing the topic of being named People’s “Most Beautiful Woman” of 2015. However, from that topic, things soon got serious. While promoting her upcoming film, “Minions,” the actress and now beauty icon revealed that she accepted the honor in order to address an issue that she sees as rampant: treatment of women based on age and appearance.

In an era where set photos, leaks, and spoilers consistently mar the production of major motion pictures, the highly anticipated “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice” has done a superlative job of keeping much of its production under wraps. By no means have we seen nothing of the production — set photos have leaked to the public over the last two years — but compared to sister film, “Suicide Squad,” Zack Snyder’s superhero showdown has maintained an impressive air of secrecy.

Goodbyes are difficult; bidding farewell to a humorous, comforting presence can prove even more heart wrenching. In anticipation of Jon Stewart’s upcoming departure from “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” — and subsequently handing the show over to comedian Trevor Noah — Comedy Central has begun “Your Month of Zen.”.

Look, we can all agree that 2011’s “Green Lantern” starring Ryan Reynolds did not do the Emerald Knight any favors. A mess in terms of everything from tone and script, to direction, the film meant to start a DC cinematic universe flopped, leaving it up to “Man of Steel” to pick up the scraps two years later.

Despite its reputation as a landmark franchise in both the action and sci-fi genres, the “Terminator” franchise has never really managed to fill the enormous shoes of the first two films. “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines” (2003) and “Terminator: Salvation” (2009) both proved unsuccessful with fans, and put the franchise on ice until now.

We won’t deny the impact that social media has had on our culture — selfies in particular. Alyssa Milano used them to challenge notions about women’s bodies, Chris Rock used them to highlight police bias, even law enforcement agencies have begun using them as a means of capturing criminals. Of course, with all this good, we must also see the bad side of the selfie.

Few heroes represent the common man more than Marvel’s web-slinging teenager: Spider-Man. He does not hail from another galaxy, he’s not a hero from the greatest generation, he’s not even a womanizing billionaire. What makes him special is the notion that when greatness comes unexpectedly calling, one must answer in heroic fashion.

Film has a way of bringing people together — off screen and on. It is a medium that can be used to portray the plight, humor, and triumphs of people across all walks of life, on a wide scale. Every year, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences — comprised of accomplished members of the film industry — selects the best films of the year for special recognition.

To truly understand the character of Batman, one must first endeavor what it truly means to hit a low point in life. That mindset defines The Caped Crusader, but in some small way, also defines the career of the latest actor to don the cowl: Ben Affleck. Despite existing as a Hollywood institution for the better part of the last two decades, Affleck has only recently begun to see renewed success, thanks in large part to the directorial prowess displayed in “The Town” and “Argo.”.

Although we previously discussed the sheer abundance of leaks and rumors surrounding the production of Warner Bros. upcoming “Suicide Squad,” one detail has thus far eluded us: what character is Scott Eastwood playing? Now let’s take a look at the greater DC mythos and try to deduce who the son of cinematic great, Clint Eastwood, will portray.