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Andrew Webster

Andrew Webster

Senior entertainment editor

Senior entertainment editor

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    It’s Mario time.

    It’s finally here: the long-awaited animated Super Mario movie is in theaters, and it’s pretty good. This also makes it a great time to re-watch its infamous predecessor from 1993 if you can get your hands on a copy. Meanwhile, Netflix’s John Wick-style thriller Kill Boksoon is now streaming.

    In the world of video games, two major titles got notable updates this week: God of War Ragnarök now has a New Game Plus mode and more armor sets, while Wild Hearts has a beautiful cherry blossom fox for you to hunt, offering plenty of action to fill up your weekend.

    Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
    Image: Illumination
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    Andrew Webster
    Trouble is bruin.

    If you missed it in theaters, the sort of true story of Cocaine Bear will be streaming on Peacock starting on April 14th.

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    Andrew Webster
    In non-Star Wars news...

    It may be called Star Wars Celebration, but at this year’s event Disney made sure to show off another one of its properties with a trailer for the next Indiana Jones film. The Dial of Destiny (yes, that is the real name) hits theaters on June 30th, but will premiere at Cannes in May.

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    A first look at Ahsoka.

    In addition to learning when Ahsoka will premiere on Disney Plus, we also got a brief teaser trailer for the latest Star Wars spinoff. It doesn’t show much — but there are lots of lightsabers.

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    More Andor is coming... eventually.

    We still don’t know when season 2 of Andor will start streaming on Disney Plus, but at Star Wars Celebration we at least learned that production on the show is underway. Now the wait for more B2-EMO begins.

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    Andrew Webster
    So long, FIFA.

    EA has officially unveiled the branding for its new soccer franchise EA Sports FC following a messy split with FIFA. It’s just a logo for now, and EA says fans will see it pop up in advertising across all of the big IRL soccer games this weekend. Also, there’s a website — and more news is expected in July, with a launch later in the year.

    The EA Sports FC logo.
    The EA Sports FC logo.
    Image: EA
    The first big Wild Hearts update is beautiful and deadly

    The monster hunting game gets a new cherry blossom fox just in time for spring.

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