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1. He’s the Ultimate TV Anti-Hero BeforeThe Sopranosarrived in 1999, television anti-heroes generally existed in the clichéd form of a renegade cop who toed the line between department code and self-guided moral compass. Tony changed all that. His actions were downright evil—killing people and casting others aside—as he ran the New Jersey Di Meo crime family. It became tough to root for Tony when you stopped to consider the person he was, but there was also a side to Tony that showed his trepidation and regrets over some of his more harmful actions....

5. Fast Running Zombies Unlike early zombie films, the modern undead can run down victims with ease. It gives rise to intense chase scenes where human characters are forced to catch their breath as they escape zombie hordes. South Korea’sTrain to Busanran with this concept, featuring superbly thrilling zombies and non-stop zombie chase scenes. TheResident Evilfilm series also featured a kind of fast zombie, including zombie dogs that were more vicious than the zombie humans....

1. Disney+ Is a Better Value For the average family who’s forced to decide between half a dozen streaming services, bang-for-buck will always be a top consideration. Not just how much each service costs, but what you get for it. Right now, Netflix has a lot of great series that they’ve released (or will be releasing soon) on their platform.Seinfeld, for example, will be making its way over there at some point in 2021, which will no doubt help Netflix to recover after losingFriends....

Wired Mice: The Pros and Cons Thanks to mice like the Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless, wireless mice have essentially caught up to wired mice in terms of performance. But they’re still far from perfect. Wireless interference can still happen,which can potentially cause match-losing misclicks at the exact wrong time. You’re far less likely to run into that issue with a wired mouse. Wired mice also don’t have batteries.This prevents several common issues, like never needing to worry about swapping out batteries or plugging in your mouse for a recharge at inopportune moments....

The Major Similarities, Explained It may be tempting to think of the Xbox Series X as “the better one” (because it costs more) and the Xbox Series S as “the worse one” (because it’s cheaper), but it’s not that simple. Both Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S support up to 120 frames per second for gaming, so no matter whether you’re gaming on a 4K TV or a 1440p monitor, you’ll have a smooth experience....