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For a century now, it’s been since the initial screening of the “Peter Pan” film, approximately 70 years have passed since Disney animation enchanted audiences with this tale, and in 2025, the story is set to appear within an emerging horror movie universe inspired by fairytales, offering a fresh perspective on “Peter Pan”. As fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming remake, here are (presently) the top-notch “Peter Pan” movies ever made.

Initially introduced in the early stages of Dragon Ball, some of its most cherished figures, such as Vegeta and Gohan, have since been mainstays in the show. These characters gained significant popularity due to various factors, and it was only during Dragon Ball Z that they first appeared. To date, these characters have remained a constant presence across all series of Dragon Ball.

The 2000 movie, which is well-loved in pop culture, notably for Christian Bale’s memorable performance as Patrick Bateman, continues to resonate strongly even today. Some might find the notion of Lionsgate remaking “American Psycho” unnecessary. Yet, before dismissing it as a mere money-making scheme, it’s crucial to examine who is involved and why this potential remake could potentially succeed.

From 1996 when the initial Pokemon games were introduced, there was never more than a gap of two years between the releases of main series games. The longest interval started in 2019 with the release of Pokemon Sword and Shield on Nintendo Switch, which didn’t have a follow-up (Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl) until 2021. Now, in 2025, the longest pause between main series Pokemon games has stretched to three years.

On January 19th, 2025, TikTok was prohibited in the United States due to allegations that it was gathering user data for the Chinese government, which its parent company ByteDance denied. The “Protecting Americans From Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act,” passed in 2024, enforced this ban. Interestingly, Marvel Snap was also prohibited at the same time since it is produced by Nuverse, a subsidiary of ByteDance. As a result, Marvel Snap was removed from digital stores and is no longer playable within US borders.

As a keen follower of game releases, I couldn’t help but notice the striking resemblance pointed out by EmadAlden when he examined the promotional artwork. The observation made by DANNYonPC that the company might be using images from conflicts in Gaza for their art caught my attention as well. It certainly raises some intriguing questions about the sourcing and appropriateness of their visual materials.

If only we could get these chatterbox villagers to take a break sometimes. Thankfully, the community on Reddit for Disney Dreamlight Valley has found a hidden solution to silence the overly talkative residents in the valley, albeit temporarily.

More recently, the game development studio known as Stray Kite Studios (a team with backgrounds in hit franchises like Age of Empires, Borderlands, and Bioshock) unveiled Wartorn. This is a fantasy roguelike game featuring elements of real-time strategy (RTS). Expected to launch in Early Access by late 2025, Wartorn signals the debut of an exciting new intellectual property that benefits from AAA developers now exploring the creative freedom found in indie game development. Game Rant had a chat with Paul Hellquist, the studio’s chief creative officer, who shared valuable insights into the evolution of Wartorn.

For your convenience, this interview has been condensed and clarified.