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8.Adjustable Phone Stand This phone accessory is the most optional one on the list, but it can come in really handy—so we consider it a must-have. A dedicated phone stand keeps your phone in place, allowing it to act like a true screen display when you’re playing with a third-party controller (either via Bluetooth or USB-C). The adjustability of this one by Lamicall is great for any viewing angle. The phone stand also comes in handy as a resting holster while you do something in the middle of play, such as grabbing more snacks or taking a moment to stretch and move around....

8. Derek (2012) Derekisn’t exactly a comedy. It does have a lot of funny moments, but the jokes aren’t the point of the show. Derekexplores the themes of kindness and empathy in a way that avoids becoming overly sentimental. Ricky Gervais plays the main character, Derek, and his performance is some of the best acting work that he’s ever done. I wouldn’t recommend this one if you just want to have a few laughs, as it can be a little heavy....

1. CubicFun 3D Pirate Ship This incredibly detailed pirate ship model is comprised of paper and foam parts. You simply have to pop out the pre-cut pieces from a set of sheets, and then carefully construct the ship. When you’re done, it’ll look great on display in your home—plus, it even lights up! Make a few other 3D pirate ships, deck out an entire bookshelf or organizer, and you’ll have some sweet decor....

8. Arctic (2018) SummarizingArcticin one word is easy:brutal. The story follows the journey of a stranded pilot who witnesses a helicopter crash and pulls the sole surviving woman from the wreckage, bringing her back to his camp. As the woman’s injuries worsen, he manages to find a map in the wreckage—and attempts to hitch together a makeshift sleigh so he can walk the pair out of the brutal cold. The arduous escape as he drags her with him comes across the screen with a force that few films have achieved....

8. John Travolta in Pulp Fiction (1994) By the 1990s, John Travolta’s career had long turned cold, to the point where most casting directors would pronounce him DOA when speaking of the 70s star. However, Quentin Tarantino had other ideas when he cast the passé actor inPulp Fiction. The film is a masterpiece—with some still calling it Tarantino’s best work—and was responsible for John Travolta’s revival. As Vince Vega, Travolta brought across a complex and comedically twisted gangster who ends up in a bind when his boss’s wife overdoses on his stash....