Finding something to watch or play can sometimes feel like work — there’s just so much out there vying for your free time. That’s true whether you’re heading to a theater, browsing the many streaming platforms, or looking for a new video game. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with choice.
The best entertainment of 2024
Our guide to the most interesting games, movies, and TV shows of the year.
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So, as we’ve done in years past, we’re collecting all of our favorite releases from 2024 in one place. The goal is to make your decision-making a little easier. That could mean highlighting anything from an anticipated movie that actually lives up to the hype to a surprise indie game that takes the world by storm.
And we’ll be updating this page all year long as we continue to check out the latest in film, television, and gaming — so stay tuned.
Ustwo returns with a sequel that looks to evolve the puzzle franchise, all while continuing to offer a sanctuary in your pocket.
Jon M. Chu’s Wicked adaptation gets at the heart of what makes musicals such a spectacular form of storytelling.
Apple’s postapocalyptic series returns with a few answers but plenty more questions.
Arcane’s final season puts an even finer point on its story about revolutionary war.
The latest collection from retro game experts Digital Eclipse explores the iconic puzzle game.
Atlus’ game tackles tough subjects with refreshing nuance, catapulting it beyond simply being ‘Persona with swords.’
Alfonso Cuarón’s Disclaimer is a gripping erotic thriller about the power stories have over us.
Disney Plus’ new WandaVision spinoff series steers clear of the franchise’s multiversal messiness to do its own thing.
The sequel to a simple pack-in game is a flawless love letter to both PlayStation’s history and video games in general.
Before the deluge of blockbuster games hits, try some inventive indies.
Amazon’s Lord of the Rings show continues to be phenomenal in ways that only a truly wild budget could make possible.
Ustwo returns with a sequel that looks to evolve the puzzle franchise, all while continuing to offer a sanctuary in your pocket.
Jon M. Chu’s Wicked adaptation gets at the heart of what makes musicals such a spectacular form of storytelling.
Apple’s postapocalyptic series returns with a few answers but plenty more questions.
Arcane’s final season puts an even finer point on its story about revolutionary war.
The latest collection from retro game experts Digital Eclipse explores the iconic puzzle game.
Atlus’ game tackles tough subjects with refreshing nuance, catapulting it beyond simply being ‘Persona with swords.’
Alfonso Cuarón’s Disclaimer is a gripping erotic thriller about the power stories have over us.
Disney Plus’ new WandaVision spinoff series steers clear of the franchise’s multiversal messiness to do its own thing.
The sequel to a simple pack-in game is a flawless love letter to both PlayStation’s history and video games in general.
Before the deluge of blockbuster games hits, try some inventive indies.
Amazon’s Lord of the Rings show continues to be phenomenal in ways that only a truly wild budget could make possible.
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