Carrie (2026), Digger, TOEM 2, Fire Emblem

View in browser  Film    TV    Gaming    Anime    Comics 💫 We keep thriving, with readers like YOU! Pick up a paid subscription and unlock ad-free reading  and help keep our writers bringing you the best in pop culture!   GET A SUBSCRIPTION NOW ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ‘Digger’ Is Profound Art  That Says Nothing (On Purpose) Digger says more than most by choosing not to say anything at all with a magnetic Tom Cruise performance and outstanding production design. ­ Read More ­ Episode 133: All Good Vibes Pod This week, Alex, Charles, and Swara go all recommendations, spanning from music to comics, Gargoyles to TMNT. ­ Listen To the Podcast ­ ‘East Of Eden’ Understands The Weight Of Choice Netflix's East of Eden is a modern adaptation that doesn't turn its back on the past, but expands on the tragedy. ‘Gears Of War: E-Day’ Campaign Is The Best ‘Gears’ Campaign To-Date Gears of War: E-Day is the best Gears, if not shooter, campaign in a long time. Every new character is a stand-out addition. Is 'KPop Demon Hunters' Magic's Next Universe Beyond? This Secret Lair Means It Might Be! Wizards of the Coast announced a KPop Demon Hunters Secret Lair drop, and it's description could point to more collabs with the animated film. Looking For More Easy Ways To Support BWT? Make butwhytho.net one of your preferred sources for Google searches by clicking the image above and add us! This helps Google look at our site for your searches, whether its movies, games, anime, or anything else! 'Carrie' (2026) Swings Big With Something New And Misses In The End Mike Flanagan embraces the familiar with great success in Carrie (2026), but the giant swings he takes to add new things ultimately miss the mark. 'Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave' Just Might Be The Best Of The Franchise Despite its flaws, Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave's overall narrative depth, world-building, and visuals make it one of the best titles in the franchise. ‘Ghost Of Yotei Complete Edition’ Is More Of A Great Thing Ghost of Yotei Complete Edition adds more of what already made the base game great, with a new expansion and roguelike mode. ‘Mononoke The Movie: Chapter III – The Curse Of The Serpent’ Stumbles To Reach Its End Mononoke The Movie: Chapter III - The Curse Of The Serpent sees the Medicine Seller confront a darkness residing at the heart of the Ooku. 'End of Abyss' Nails Spooky Sci-Fi But Still Stumbles End of Abyss could have been great given more refinement, but buckles under the weight of trying to accomplish too much. ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ Issue 1000 Is The Perfect Way To Celebrate The Character Amazing Spider-Man Issue 1000 is a terrific outpouring of history, emotion and gratitude, celebrating an enormous milestone for the wallcrawler. 'Toem 2' Captures The Power of Community Toem 2 is another delightful photographic journey that tells us all to slow down as well as explores the power of community. ‘A Different World’ Season 1 Perfectly Captures The Spirit Of Hillman A Different World (2026) succeeds where other reboots fail, capturing HBCU culture for a new generation that carries the original's legacy. One Piece Finally Kicks the Elbaph Arc into High Gear While it takes time to get going and struggles with pacing issues, One Piece delivers the adrenaline and spectacle to make the start of Elbaph soar. ‘Fallout 76: World Pets’ Update Embraces Companions And Expands Exploration Fallout 76: World Pets is shaping up to be a game-changing update, and it's all thanks to answering the call for pets in the wasteland. From The Sekiro Anime To Wildwood - Here's What We Saw At SCAD AnimationFest 2026 Here are a few of the coolest events we got to check out at SCAD AnimationFest 2026. March of Giants Reinvents The MOBA Genre By Going Back To Its Roots March of Giants are paving a new way forward in the MOBA genre with its WW1 aesthetic and taking us back to the genre's roots. 'LEGO ONE PIECE' Is A Playfully Speedy Recap Adventure LEGO ONE PIECE feels like an extension of the One Piece live-action, offering some lighthearted entertainment for audiences of all ages to enjoy. ­ Subscribe To BWT Now ­ ­ ­ ­   But Why Tho? info@butwhytho.net If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter,  click here to unsubscribe. Legal Notice   •   Terms of Use   •   Privacy Policy