When the Netflix logo popped up in front of the New York Film Festival screening of Hit Man, the audience booed. Richard Linklater’s wildly entertaining assassin comedy had already made a splash at the festival circuit: it was poised to be one of the year’s biggest hits, and star Glen Powell (who also featured in Anyone But You) our next great Movie Star.

“Glen Powell Makes a Case for Movie Stardom in Hit Man,” Vanity Fair declared. “Hit Man is not only this year’s hidden gem at Venice; it is also one of the best films of 2023,” AwardsWatch gushed. Inverse joined the chorus, highlighting the film’s “crackling chemistry, and inclination to get very silly whenever possible.”

So it’s a tremendous shame Hit Man won’t enjoy the surprise big-screen success Anyone But You is having.

The Ace Attorney games loosely fit into the visual novel genre, but the series stands out by uniquely blending puzzle solving, drama, and mystery into a courtroom-style experience. There’s truly nothing else quite like Ace Attorney.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy collects games four through six: Apollo Justice, Dual Destinies, and Spirit of Justice. It’s an impressive package that does an admirable job of updating all three games while adding some fun new bells and whistles. However, grouping these three games together makes some of the missteps taken with Ace Attorney’s fifth entry more obvious than ever.