Justin Carter, Author at Gizmodo

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Mission: Impossible Is Accepting a Museum Spotlight

Before Final Reckoning, go to the Museum of Moving Image to look back on the past and biggest stunts in Mission: Impossible history.

Movies Justin Carter Mar 29 '25

This Week’s Daredevil: Born Again Double Dose Is All About the Action

A jaunty bank heist and a creepy new villain take center stage in Daredevil: Born Again's two-pack of episodes.

Television Justin Carter Mar 26 '25

Kaiju No. 8 Is Coming Back With a Movie and New Season

Before Kaiju No. 8 season two drops, Toho's helping you catch up with the Mission Recon compilation movie.

Anime Justin Carter Mar 23 '25

The Death of Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser Is Becoming a Documentary

The crowdfunded Halcyon Daze documentary hopes to cover the short-lived Galactic Starcruiser attraction and the fans who loved it.

Theme Parks & Destinations Justin Carter Mar 23 '25

There’s Always a Bigger Bane

DC's Absolute, very big Batman will face off against an even bigger (and scarier) Bane in June.

Books & Comics Justin Carter Mar 23 '25

Hazelight’s Split Fiction Could Go From Game to Film

Hollywood's reportedly looking at bringing the recently released (and popular) Split Fiction to the silver screen.

Games Justin Carter Mar 23 '25

My Hero Academia’s Anime Begins Its End in October

Deku and friends' story comes to a big, superheroic close in the eighth and final season of My Hero Academia.

Television Justin Carter Mar 22 '25

Netflix’s Live-Action One Piece Loses Its Co-Showrunner

Matt Owens is stepping back from the One Piece remake ahead of its second season's eventual release on Netflix.

Television Justin Carter Mar 22 '25

Ain’t No God Like God of War

From the original game to 2022's Ragnarok, God of War has shown time and again it can take players on some big, mythical journeys.

Games Justin Carter Mar 22 '25

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Netflix Shows Off More Anime It Hopes You’ll Like This Year

From Devil May Cry to Sakamoto Days and Moonrise, Netflix is promising some big anime for the spring and summer.

Anime Justin Carter Mar 22 '25

The Resident Evil Reboot Found Someone Who Certainly Looks Like Leon S. Kennedy

Austin Abrams may be the first actor in Zach Cregger's new Resident Evil movie. Might he be playing Raccoon City's unluckiest rookie cop?

Movies Justin Carter Mar 22 '25

Daredevil: Born Again Gets Frank, Fisk, And a Little Funny

Matt's not ready to be Daredevil again, but he is ready to hash things out with Frank Castle in "Sic Semper Systema."

Television Justin Carter Mar 19 '25

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Is Assassin’s Creed Ready for Its Next Era?

As Assassin's Creed Shadows approaches, the franchise and Ubisoft prepare to enter uncharted, possibly game-changing waters.

Games Justin Carter Mar 18 '25

David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds Explores the Future of Death

Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger, and Guy Pearce tackle grief and the rotting dead in The Shrouds.

Movies Justin Carter Mar 16 '25

Spider-Noir May Get Black-and-White Release

Well, he is the black-and-white Spider-Man, so why wouldn't his show also be in complete black-and-white?

Television Justin Carter Mar 16 '25

Horizon Actor Ashly Burch Speaks on Sony’s AI Aloy Video

A genAI Aloy may not pop up in Horizon 3, but the possibility has still left a bad taste in viewers' mouths.

Games Justin Carter Mar 16 '25

Marvel’s Imperial Event Will Change Its Hierarchy of Cosmic Power

Jonathan Hickman's ready to shake up Marvel's world again with Federico Vizentini and Iban Coello in the cosmic epic Imperial.

Books & Comics Justin Carter Mar 16 '25

The Lilo & Stitch Trailer Has Given Disney Another Brag-Worthy Milestone

Looks like Disney's putting its live-action faith in the Lilo & Stitch remake and taking the chance to highlight its social media impact.

Movies Justin Carter Mar 15 '25

Percy Jackson is Already Fated For a Third Season

Disney's keeping the Percy Jackson train a-going with another season that'll adapt 2007's The Titan's Curse.

Television Justin Carter Mar 15 '25

The Next Major Star Wars Game Will Be at Star Wars Celebration

Bit Reactor and Respawn's turn-based tactics game will have its grand unveiling at Star Wars Celebration in Tokyo, Japan.

Games Justin Carter Mar 15 '25

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Mission: Impossible Is Accepting a Museum Spotlight

This Week’s Daredevil: Born Again Double Dose Is All About the Action

Kaiju No. 8 Is Coming Back With a Movie and New Season

The Death of Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser Is Becoming a Documentary

There’s Always a Bigger Bane

Hazelight’s Split Fiction Could Go From Game to Film

My Hero Academia’s Anime Begins Its End in October

Netflix’s Live-Action One Piece Loses Its Co-Showrunner

Ain’t No God Like God of War

Netflix Shows Off More Anime It Hopes You’ll Like This Year

The Resident Evil Reboot Found Someone Who Certainly Looks Like Leon S. Kennedy

Daredevil: Born Again Gets Frank, Fisk, And a Little Funny

Is Assassin’s Creed Ready for Its Next Era?

David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds Explores the Future of Death

Spider-Noir May Get Black-and-White Release

Horizon Actor Ashly Burch Speaks on Sony’s AI Aloy Video

Marvel’s Imperial Event Will Change Its Hierarchy of Cosmic Power

The Lilo & Stitch Trailer Has Given Disney Another Brag-Worthy Milestone

Percy Jackson is Already Fated For a Third Season

The Next Major Star Wars Game Will Be at Star Wars Celebration

Forget Paying Dyson Prices, the Shark FlexStyle Just Hit Its Record Low With Auto-Wrap Curlers Included

How to Watch New Zealand vs Egypt Livestream Free from Anywhere

Near Record Low on the Shokz OpenRun Pro, the Bone Conduction Headphones Runners Swear By

Are You ’Mass Affluent’ Not ‘Truly Rich’? Sorry, Your Wealth Manager Might Be AI Now

Apple Charges a Fortune for One Cable, These Two 100W USB-C Cables Are at Near Record Low

How to Watch Uruguay vs Cape Verde Livestream Free from Anywhere

Amazon Drops the 4.8-Star Marshall Acton III to Its Record Low, 60W of Rock ‘n’ Roll Sound

Marvel’s New Comics Universe Is Starting All at Once

The John Ternus Era Will Reportedly Revive Apple’s Focus on Bold Design

Federal Regulators Want Stablecoins to Keep Working Without ID Checks

Govee Outdoor Chromatic String Lights Review: A Colorful Way to (Kind of) Light Your Patio

Logitech’s Folding Travel Mouse Fails at the One Thing That Matters Most

Maingear MG-1 (2026) Review: A Clean, Serene Gaming Machine for a Premium Price

Segway Navimow X430 Review: A Featureful Mow-Bot

GoPro Mission 1 Pro Review: The Best GoPro, Just Not the Best Camera

The Best Tech Gifts for Father’s Day 2026

This Ultrasonic Knife Is More Than Just a Gimmick—at Least Sometimes

Razer Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed Review: Exceptionally Mediocre

The Best Gadgets of May 2026

Sony 1000X The Collexion Review: Too Expensive for Anyone but Sony Superfans