It’s that time of year in tech — another CES. That means it’s time to (hopefully) get a glimmer of the future of gadgets, but also maybe time to scratch our heads and wonder... Why would I ever want or need this in my life?

Fulfilling both of those urges at once is a new breed of TV tech from Samsung and LG: transparent screens that use mini-LED and OLED displays.

On the surface, see-through TVs just generally seem cool. I mean, the fact that they can even be made is enough to marvel at how far tech has come. Just check this thing out for yourself.

Say what you will about recycled villains, gross-out gags, or Jason Momoa’s disturbingly beige contact lenses, but Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom still makes for a great time at the movies. The rest of the world seems to agree, as the DC film has finally hit its stride at the international box office. The Lost Kingdomraked in an impressive $400 million worldwide after three weeks in theaters, effectively recovering from its debut slump.

Pundits were similarly surprised by the success of Aquaman. No one expected the 2018 film to have a huge impact, yet it remains DC’s highest-grossing movie. It’s unlikely The Lost Kingdom will reach the same billion-dollar heights, as it’s still trailing behind recent DC disappointments The Flash and Black Adam. But it’s also one of the few films released in 2023 to surpass $100 million domestically, which counts for something. At the very least, it should signal the return of a lost Hollywood trend.