Clark Kent (Kal-El) is a young man who feels like an outsider because of his incredible powers. Years ago, he was sent to Earth from the advanced planet Krypton, and now wonders why.
Raised by foster parents Martha and Jonathan Kent, Clark knows: having superpowers means making tough decisions. But when humanity most needs stability, it is under attack. Can the hero restore peace, or will he use his powers to destroy it for good?

When Stark's world crumbles before his eyes at the hands of unknown adversaries, Tony is eager to find the culprits and settle the score. Finding himself in a desperate situation, Stark can only count on himself and his ingenuity to protect those he cares about. This becomes a real test for the hero, who will not only have to fight an insidious enemy, but also to understand himself to find the answer to the question that has long troubled him: what is more important - a man or a suit?

The Earth, which has survived a war with alien invaders, is deserted; the remnants of humanity are preparing to leave the uninhabitable planet. The protagonist, a drone technician, finds a crashed NASA ship, whose crew dies before his eyes. He manages to save only one woman - and soon realizes that this will turn his life upside down.

Bond's loyalty to his boss M is jeopardized when unpleasant secrets from her past come to light. MI6 is under attack and Agent 007 must eliminate the threat at all costs.

For centuries, myths and legends have shrouded the picturesque spurs of the Scottish mountains in mystery. Merida, a skillful archer, has to choose her own path in life, and one day she refuses to follow the ancient traditions of the kingdom, challenging the powerful Scottish clans and their leaders: the dim-witted Lord MacGuffin, the sullen Lord Macintosh and the grumpy Lord Dingwall. Merida's careless actions threaten to throw the kingdom into chaos, and then she goes to an eccentric hermit for advice, who instead of helping her casts a dangerous spell on Merida. The young princess must rely only on her own courage to overcome the powerful magic and defeat the most fearsome beast of the mountain valleys.

An ex-cop accused of a crime he allegedly did not commit is about to commit suicide by throwing himself off the roof of a New York hotel. He agrees to talk only to the negotiating officer Lydia Mercer. Tension is rising by the minute, gawkers and special forces are converging on the square. However, the situation is not as simple as it seems at first glance.

Ralph is a minor character in an eight-bit computer game, and he's tired of being in the shadow of the main character, the handyman Felix, who always shows up to "fix" the situation! After thirty years of dutifully working as a villain, during which all the praise fell on Felix, Ralph no longer wants to be bad.

He decides to embark on a journey through arcade games of various genres to prove to everyone that he too can be a hero. On his way Ralph meets heroes of different games - cold-blooded Sergeant Calhoun from Hero's Duty, who protects the planet from the invasion of alien invaders, and sweet-looking but sharp-tongued Slasten Von Du, whose existence in the racing simulator Sugar Rush is suddenly threatened. Ralph finally gets a chance to show that he can do more than just destroy!

Riley is a teenager now, and the headquarters in her brain is undergoing a major overhaul to make room for new emotions. Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust in no way expected the emergence of Anxiety, Envy, Confusion, and Boredom. Riley goes to hockey camp with her two best friends for a chance to make the high school team, and Joy believes she knows best what to do in this situation. So does Anxiety.

Former sheriff George Blackledge and his wife Margaret enjoy a quiet life on a ranch in the mountains of Montana. The tragic death of their son forever destroys the measured way of life of a pious family. Now all they have left is their grandson, who by chance has fallen into the hands of a cruel and dangerous family Weeboi. For the sake of the boy's return, the couple are ready to go to the end.

When Marwan's brother and sister familiarized themselves with their mother's will, they were surprised beyond measure. Her last will was to find their father, whom the twins thought was dead, and their brother, whom they did not even know existed. Jeanne and Simon learn that their mother had carefully concealed from them many of the circumstances of her tragic fate.