“On December 1, 1989, a new chapter of Griswold family dysfunction was unleashed upon the world when National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation made its debut in movie theaters and an instant holiday classic was born. Here are some things you might not know about everyone’s favorite Christmas comedy.” Read more at Mental Floss Guy Ritchie returns in the most Guy Ritchie movie yet; Operation Fortune: Ruse De Guerre. Read more at The A.V. Club Our first look at Quantic Dream’s Star Wars game Eclipse showcases some beautiful imagery of the high republic era. We already knew this was coming, but a reveal at The Game Awards tonight makes it official: Quantic Dream, the controversial developers of games like Detroit: Become Human and Heavy Rain, are working on a brand new game set in the Star Wars universe, on what looks like a brand new world of their creation. Read more at Kotaku Parks and Recreation star and woodworking expert Nick Offerman has joined HBO’s The Last of Us cast. Read more at The Mary Sue Only a couple of weeks after its release, Netflix has already pulled the plug on the live-action remake of Cowboy Bebop. “Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop ended on something of an interesting cliffhanger with its first season, but from the sounds of things, the recently released show’s luck has run out. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Netflix has decided to cancel Cowboy Bebop after its first and seemingly only season. Never one to explain precisely why it chooses to bring projects to an end, Netflix has not given a reason as to why Cowboy Bebop got the axe, but it stands to reason that the cancellation had something to do with the show’s lackluster reception from both fans and critics alike.” Read more at Gizmodo Tails, Knuckles, and Jim Carrey’s mustache shine in the trailer for Sonic The Hedgehog 2. Read more at Collider
