Built over six months by Thai modder Jengki Wmp, Project Sentinel recreates The Matrix’s terrifying machine hunters with motorized claws, 524 articulated tentacle joints, custom water cooling, and a powerful gaming PC hidden within.
Universal Studios Hollywood is serving up a Jaws-themed menu packed with burgers, lobster rolls, funnel cake, themed drinks, and exclusive merchandise inspired by Spielberg’s classic shark thriller.
Gold and black rings each tell a different story. Explore how style, symbolism, durability, and everyday wear shape the choice between two of today’s most popular ring designs.
Based on Mattel’s iconic die-cast toy cars, Matchbox: The Movie stars John Cena in a globe-trotting action-comedy filled with high-speed chases, mercenaries, and one missing nuclear warhead.
LEGO’s latest Star Trek set recreates the iconic U.S.S. Enterprise bridge and transporter room with 1,701 pieces, eight crew minifigures, tribbles, and interactive features inspired by the original series.
Inspired by Optimus Prime’s unforgettable death in The Transformers: The Movie, Robosen’s latest auto-converting robot brings the fallen Autobot leader back with movie-accurate deco, Peter Cullen’s voice, and full robotic transformation.
Hasbro’s latest crossover brings Lara Croft to the G.I. Joe Classified Series as a Retro Cardback figure, complete with the Dagger of Xian, climbing gear, and plenty of Tomb Raider attitude.
Ahead of Avengers: Doomsday, Hasbro has unveiled the first wave of Marvel Legends action figures, led by Doctor Doom alongside Captain America, Thor, Cyclops, Gambit, and Shang-Chi.
The Transformers Timelines series continues with its Age of Samurai line, reimagining Megatron as a destructive boar and Bumblebee as a giant flying squirrel, complete with feudal Japanese-inspired weapons and deco.
Monster Jam’s legendary Grave Digger crashes into the Transformers Collaborative lineup as Grim, a Leader Class figure that transforms into the iconic monster truck and even wields a scythe.
Leica’s new SL3-P combines a 44 MP full-frame sensor, faster hybrid autofocus, 8K video recording, and up to 176 MP Multishot images, while two new L-Mount lenses expand the growing SL ecosystem.
Smaller than the Cine Play 1 but still capable of projecting up to a 220-inch 4K image, Leica’s Cine Compact 1 combines premium optics, smart streaming, and effortless setup in a portable package.