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Dragon Ball. Nothing else in fiction captures the imagination of adults and children quite like the adventures of Goku and friends. We laughed, we cried, we raised our arms for the Spirit Bomb, we did it all. With a new film on the horizon, let’s have a quick refresher of the history of Dragon Ball’s many incarnations… in five minutes.

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A koala named Buster (Matthew McConaughey), trying to keep keep his theater from being closed, holds a singing contest -- along with his sheep friend Eddie (John C. Reilly) -- to raise money, and the entire town auditions for a part in the show. The leading five are an overworked pig named Rosita (Reese Witherspoon) with her pig partner named Gunter (Nick Kroll), an arrogant and gambling white mouse named Mike (Seth MacFarlane), a punk-rock porcupine named Ash (Scarlett Johansson), a timid teenage elephant named Meena (Tori Kelly), and a British gorilla named Johnny (Taron Egerton), who wants to sing instead of following his father's criminal footsteps.

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Source Code stars Jake Gyllenhaal as U.S. Army captain Colter Stevens, mortally wounded in a combat mission in Afghanistan. He wakes up aboard a commuter train in Chicago with no memory of how he got there. Stevens soon learns that he’s part of a secret government project; his mission is to figure out who has planted a bomb on the train and why. 

It’s a complex story with numerous twists and turns, not to mention some big surprises. If you’re not paying close attention, you might miss some key details. Here are 5 crazy things you  might’ve missed in Source Code:

1. The movie involves a comatose Colter on life support; in reality, Jake Gyllenhaal didn’t have to play that part. It was a working prosthetic in the box that could simulate breathing. 

2. Did the voice of Colter’s father sound familiar? If so, it’s because that was Scott Bakula, of Quantum Leap and Star Trek: Enterprise fame. The plot of Quantum Leap is actually similar to Source Code, and what’s more, Bakula starts off the phone conversation in the movie by saying, “Oh boy!” This was one of his character, Sam Beckett’s, most famous quotes.

3. The railway map that was posted inside the train car is actually a map of Chicago’s commuter train network, but the color of the lines was changed. Despite the fact that the movie is set in Chicago, the bulk of filming took place in Montreal.

4. Christina, played by Michelle Monaghan, has a distinctive ringtone on her phone. If you’re a fan of the film’s director Duncan Jones, you might notice that it’s the same song that Sam Rockwell’s alarm clock plays in the filmmaker’s previous movie Moon: “The One and Only” by Chesney Hawkes.

5. The first sentence of the recall statement, “Lilly awoke in an evening dress and opera cloak,” was inspired by the classic novel The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton.

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Assassins Creed Origins takes players further back in time than any other installment in the franchise. Set in ancient Egypt, it traces new protagonist Bayeks journey during the rise of Cleopatra and the birth of the Assassin Brotherhood.Certain elements, such as underwater environments and synchronizing viewpoints, make a welcome return, while the combat system has been completely overhauled.In Assassins Creed Origins, Bayeks abilities are split between three Master trees: Hunter, Seer, and Warrior.The Hunter tree is for those who prefer to strike from a distance utilizing archery. This enables him to equip a second bow and do things such as re-using arrows stuck in his shield. Perhaps one of the flashier abilities has Bayek slow-motion aiming his bow while in mid-air.Senu, Bayeks eagle, is also integral to this skillset. She has the ability to tag enemies and viewpoints, serving as the games familiar Eagle Vision. She can harass enemies by stunning them both in and out of combat, and Bayek can also see through her eyes.The Seer tree is for those who prefer the art of stealth and tricks. A trademark ability is Smoke Screen, allowing Bayek to stun nearby opponents and break line of sight. The Seer has the ability to hold his breath longer, make time advance quicker, and also utilizes Sleep Darts. Fire bombs, Poison Darts, and Flesh Decay round out his tricks.Warriors are for those who prefer using brute force to get the job done. This relies on the Adrenaline Bar to unlock abilities specific to each weapon class. Many of these talents focus on increasing overall damage output while allowing a secondary melee weapon to be equipped and enabling Bayek to Parry and attack while in the air. Due to such close-proximity fighting, health regen is included in this set. Discover these and many more of Bayeks talents when Assassins Creed Origins comes out for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on October 27.

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Fans of the original Planet of the Apes film from 1968 will remember Nova  the mute, primitive woman played by Linda Harrison encountered by Charlton Hestons astronaut, Taylor. In War For the Planet of the Apes, were also introduced to a character called Nova, a mute human girl. But director Matt Reeves dispels the notion that this is one and the same character. Obviously, Nova is a character who relates to Nova  isnt literally Nova  but is related to the trajectory of why cant the humans speak, says Reeves. Well, Nova is our answer for why the humans dont speak in the 68 movie. She exists as an homage to that film rather than a direct link. Although with the plan for the rebooted films to lead up to the point where Planet of the Apes picks up, its possible that she could be a forebear of the Nova we meet in the 1968 film, which is set in the year 3978. Nova also seems to exist to offer some kind of hope that there could be a way for humans and simians to co-exist harmoniously, although Reeves suggests that shes simply representative of the kind of humans we might meet on the journey leading up to Planet. I think the Colonel is right, he says of Woody Harrelsons characters belief that mankind is doomed. Because we know in the 68 film that thats the world it becomes. So we were acting in that manner, which is to say that it ends up a planet of the apes, in which the humans are their cattle  which is literally what Woody says. But were still not there yet so how that journey works and which intelligent humans we might encounter from here to there and all of those details are like the giant Russian novel, the chapters of the Russian novel that takes us to the end of the story. Reeves also says that Nova isnt the only reference to the original films. The Alpha Omega, thats a reference to Beneath the Planet of the Apes, says Reeves. In War, the Alpha Omega symbol is associated with a renegade military unit headed up by Woody Harrelsons Colonel. In Beneath the Planet of the Apes, the symbol is found on an atomic bomb. Theres a lot of details that these films all sort of vibrate against. Its not like were ever meaning to remake, but were trying to exist in the context, explains Reeves. War For the Planet of the Apes hits screens in the UK on July 11 and in the US on July 14.

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Welcome to your Week in Fandom for January 20th, 2017. Yesterday we got not one, but two new red band trailers for Logan and check it out! I KNEW that was X-23! The extended version of the trailer adds a couple more F-bombs to really take advantage of that R-rating... and check the meta cameo of those X-Men comics - maybe some Deadpool influence showing? In any case, this is shaping up to be the Wolverine movie weve always wanted - so check it out when it finally pops its claws on March 3rd.Now, over the weekend, Nintendo finally and officially unveiled the new Nintendo Switch with a lengthy livestream and an exclusive press event with alllll the details on the upcoming console (fingers crossed!) to put Nintendo back on top. Fandoms full of coverage from the event and its safe to say the news is preeeeetty exciting.But how excited should we be? After all, weve seen Nintendo screw the pooch on a major console release before *cough* Wii U *cough*. Lets see: releasing new hardware that is graphically inferior to current-gen competitors? Check! (Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild runs at 900p!?) Speaking of? Lackluster launch titles? Check! Only 10 games have official release dates before spring and I couldnt pick most of them out of a lineup! Oh, and is there a new controller gimmick that developers, fans, and ultimately Nintendo will quickly abandon? 1-2, check! And finally limited availability Check.Now, Nintendo of America President and human Pokemon Reggie Fils-Aime chalks up the underperformance of the Wii U to a failure to commuuuuunicate its potential to fans along with a lack of compelling titles. He also vows to correct these issues and, uh Switch things up with the new console. For 300 bucks, Ill give Nintendo the benefit of the doubt ONE MORE TIME! For old times sake. But after that, No. Continues! And more game news: mysterious billionaire and President of Valve Corporation Gabe Newell broke his trademark silence for another AMA on Reddit this week. As usual, missing were ANY revelations regarding the long-awaited (and rumored CANCELED) Half-Life 3, although Newell did hint at a new game in the same universe, as well as citing Portal 2 as his favorite of Valves single player games. And when asked about the Half-Life and/or Portal movies being developed by JJ Abrams, Newell says theyre coming Even though JJ seemingly swore off sequels, adaptations and reboots last week in order to focus on original ideas. (psst, JJ - Bryan Cranston for Gordon Freeman!)Speaking of Heisenberg - check out his giant floating head from this new Power Rangers trailer. You might think its weird to have Walter White in a Power Rangers movie - until you realize he was voicing bad guys Twinman and Snizard on the show all the way back in 93. And now for a-NOTHER adaptation, a reboot AND a sequel all combined into one like so many Lions forming Voltron Legendary Defender Season 2. The awesome Netflix cartoon returns today and is already available to stream in its entirety. This season sees the Paladins reunite only to be chased across the galaxy by big bad Emperor ZarkonTheres also Split opening this weekend, in which actual psycho James McAvoy plays Kevin, a man with 23 distinct identities - some of which have some pretty serial killer-y tendencies. Im rooting for you, M. Night, and Split actually looks good! Hows THAT for a Shyamalan twist?Thats your Week in Fandom! 

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