The Hawk review: Will Ferrell has given us so many funny characters; this Netflix series does not feature one of them. Continue Reading »
The official runtime of Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil adaptation has finally been revealed by AMC Theaters, and it’s almost as long as the very first 2002 film. Continue Reading »
Unfortunately for those who've been listing the A Nightmare on Elm Street 4K steelbook collection for 10x its original price on eBay, Amazon just brought back the full set at MSRP. Continue Reading »
A24 has officially revealed the 4K and Blu-ray editions for Backrooms, which include "nearly 3 hours of special features." Now available to preorder exclusively from the A24 Shop. Continue Reading »
Funko Pop! collectors can turn themselves into the ultimate SDCC-exclusive figure thanks to the Pop! Yourself Spider-Man: Brand New Day activation. Continue Reading »
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey movie adapts Homer through a new eye that brings a sense of horror and existential angst to the story – and some humor too. It may not be a perfect movie, but it’s a pretty great moviegoing experience all the same. Continue Reading »
Tom Holland has dropped a cryptic tease regarding the ending of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and said that the movie's title will be explained in its final frame. Continue Reading »
Fresh from his epic journey home after the Trojan War, Matt Damon's Odysseus has one more trip planned: riding the battle bus into Fortnite. Continue Reading »
Legendary author Stephen King has strongly criticized the state of Utah for banning his novella collection that inspired the movies Stand by Me and The Shawshank Redemption. Continue Reading »
The Batman: Part 2 has suffered yet another delay, leaving Robert Pattinson's long-awaited return as the Dark Knight now set to launch in 2028. Continue Reading »
What needs to be done for Hollywood to quit holding animation at arm's length? Industry veterans have some ideas. Continue Reading »
Roughly 839 Samsung employees are losing their jobs in the U.S. Continue Reading »
Caldwell and co-writer Ron Sproat are why 'Dark Shadows' endure to this day and will get an upcoming animated TV series. Continue Reading »
Yes, of course it's Styropyro. Continue Reading »
It's limited in scope; it's opt-in; and managers don't get to see the summaries. Employees are still nervous. Continue Reading »
With 'The Odyssey, did Nolan deliver another cinematic masterpiece, or has his latest disrespected the gods? Continue Reading »
If Disney gives its seal of approval, Domingo will help revisit 'The Princess and the Frog' and give Tiana a solo vehicle of her own. Continue Reading »
I love the Solix S2000’s size and portability, but it isn’t up to every task. Continue Reading »
The new shorter and wider, book-style foldable is likely to steal the show. Continue Reading »
New research led by NASA Goddard found persistent “erroneous measurements” skewing past estimates for how severe geomagnetic storms can get. Continue Reading »
"Working with Chris Nolan...you feel really seen," the actor behind Eumaeus tells The Hollywood Reporter in a wide-ranging conversation. "I was able to tap into these really difficult, painful emotions from the depth of my soul." Continue Reading »
Christopher Nolan's star-packed mythological epic revitalized the summer box office with this year's biggest live-action debut and the acclaimed filmmaker's highest-grossing global launch. Continue Reading »
This year's honorees were announced at a ceremony in Los Angeles on Friday night. Continue Reading »
The 'Landman' and 'Yellowstone' creator is co-writing the screenplay with Berg directing. The live-action adaptation is slated to hit theaters on June 30, 2028. Continue Reading »
Stars Connor and Locke, creator Alice Oseman and director Wash Westmoreland break down the film’s biggest change from book to screen, alongside the intimacy, break-ups, and ambiguous endings from the final chapter. Continue Reading »
Christopher Nolan's mythological epic continues to rise as the star-studded adaptation from Universal eyes the year's best live-action debut. Continue Reading »
At a time when subtitled films were a non-factor in the U.S., and with no major studio backing, Jean Renoir’s antiwar classic 'La Grande Illusion' wowed audiences and managed a best picture Oscar nom in 1937. Continue Reading »
The brother of Bruno Kirby, he died Wednesday, three years after being diagnosed with ALS. Continue Reading »
From Oscar, Emmy and Tony winners to frequent collaborators of the director, first-timers and even a rapper, The Hollywood Reporter breaks down all the stars and the characters they play in his adaptation of Homer's ancient Greek poem. Continue Reading »
No deals have been closed for the take on the 2009 Disney film 'Princess and the Frog.' Continue Reading »

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The worlds most popular collectible card game heads to the final frontier in November. Continue Reading »
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Take another trip through the Star Trek archives. Continue Reading »
"Delta Chronicles" (featuring Reginald Barclay) out now; three more story DLCs coming this year. Continue Reading »
"Tomorrow's Enterprise"! Continue Reading »
Star Trek's corporate parent is heading to court. Continue Reading »
The actress spoke to TrekMovie about how much she has been impacted by playing Erica Ortegas. Continue Reading »
This is the ninth auction held in Canada from Star Trek TV productions this year. Continue Reading »
At MagicCon, Wizards of the Coast revealed more Magic: The Gathering cards from its The Hobbit sets that are coming out in August.
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MagicCon in Amsterdam has revealed several new sets and dates for future MagicCons going into 2027.
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Jon Bernthal talks about his friendship with Tom Holland and the fatherly advice Frank Castle gives Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Brand New Day
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Like it or not, A Nightmare on Elm Street is getting another remake. Here's what we think any Freddy Krueger continuation needs to work in 2026.
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Tom Holland will return as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Here's everything we know about the Marvel-Sony movie so far.
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If Dungeon Crawler Carl fan Seth Green has it his way, he’d star as Mordecai in the upcoming Peacock series.
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Bethesda shared major updates about Fallout, including the status of Fallout 5 and remasters of earlier beloved titles.
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Wizards of the Coast announced three Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair x Stardew Valley drops that will delight fans. The post MAGIC: THE GATHERING Announces Secret Lair x STARDEW VALLEY Drops appeared first on Nerdist. Continue Reading »
King of the Hill season 15 confirms that this show's revival is one of the best to happen on television in a long time.
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Prime Video's God of War TV series will have to recast lead character Kratos after Ryan Hurst suffers a major injury on set.
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It's always a good time on gameinformer.com, and this week is no different. But, we did load up the end of the week with a quite a lot of stuff. And Bethesda shared that it is working on Fallout 5 in the wake of more than ... Continue Reading »
It's a hot one on The Game Informer Show this week, as Charles, Marcus, and Kyle gather to discuss the sheer smorgasbord of new games they've been playing to beat the summer heat. We lead off with the return of Castlevania from the makers of Dead Cells, as Charles has some impressions of Castlevania: Belmont's Curse. From there, we've got Kyle's review of the blisteringly fast new indie that's been making waves, Denshattack!After the break, we get into the co-op shenanigans of Heave Ho 2, and several puzzling mysteries in D-topia, The Incident at Galley House, and The Mermaid Mask. There's no shortage of new games to play, so if you're trying to stay inside and out of the heat, you've got plenty of options. Hear all about them on this week's episode!The Game Informer Show is a weekly podcast covering the video game industry. Join us every Friday for chats about ... Continue Reading »
In 2010, Heavenly Sword and Enslaved: Odyssey to the West developer Ninja Theory took on the tall task of rebooting Capcom's beloved Devil May Cry franchise. With Capcom encouraging the team to create a radically bold reinvention, Ninja Theory introduced fans to new versions of Dante, Vergil, and the series' lore in its 2013 action game DmC Devil May Cry. Set in Limbo City, a metropolis secretly controlled by demons, the game serves as an origin story that sees a young Dante battling against the supernatural forces as they, and the city's architecture itself, try to stop him. The game's dramatic change in direction enraged some fans at the time, with much of that anger specifically aimed at its redesign of Dante, who sported jet-black hair instead of the character's signature white hair. Despite the pre-release negativity, DmC Devil May Cry garnered a largely positive reception from critics and fans, with some even ... Continue Reading »
Bethesda Game Studios has penned a lengthy studio letter on the developer’s project pipeline for the next several years. Among the updates are confirmation of multiple Fallout projects, including Fallout 5, and notes about The Elder Scrolls VI and Starfield.Bethesda details the future of Fallout, confirming that Fallout 5 is currently in preproduction, saying it “remains our long-range destination.” This echoes a similar statement he made in 2022, when he said Fallout 5 would arrive after The Elder Scrolls VI, which will likely still be the case. The game is being developed using Creation Engine 3, Bethesda’s next-generation game engine that will also power The Elder Scrolls VI. Additionally, multiple other Fallout projects are in the works. Bethesda confirms it is developing remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, the former of which was leaked in court documents back in 2023. There are no release windows for these remasters, however.Fallout 76 will ... Continue Reading »
We got our first look at Ryan Hurst and Callum Vinson as Kratos and Atreus in Amazon Prime's God of War TV series adaptation back in February, and though the response to it was mixed at best, the studio's track record with other video game properties, like Fallout, kept us optimistic. The show has been significantly set back, however, due to a serious injury Hurst sustained on set, which led Amazon, reportedly, to recast the role of Kratos. Deadline reports that Hurst, who gained 40 pounds of muscle in anticipation of this role, tore a bicep while performing a stunt on set in late June. He has since undergone surgery and is in recovery, and the TV set's production has been paused and remains on hiatus today. With Hurst likely needing four to six months to recover from this injury and unable to continue the strength training needed to keep up with the ... Continue Reading »
A few weeks ago, I traveled to Paris to play three hours of Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, and while there, I had the chance to speak with some of the developers who worked on the game. The project is an indie developer's dream come true, since developer Evil Empire originally worked on Dead Cells, a game heavily inspired by Castlevania, and now it's getting a chance to make the first new Castlevania entry in years. I asked Konami producer Tsutomu Taniguchi, Evil Empire marketing director Bérenger Dupré, and Evil Empire creative director Emmanuel Nouaille how Evil Empire's initial pitch to Konami went. According to them, there wasn't one; Konami was the one that asked them, not the other way around.
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We were recently invited out to Paris, France to play three hours of Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, and while we were there, we got to speak to the development team about how the game was made. In addition to behind-the-scenes details on the relationship between developers Evil Empire and Konami (which you can read more about here), we specifically wanted to know whether the game was made with any generative AI tools and whether the developers had any hard stances about its use. In short, it sounds like neither studio used it. In Paris, I was able to interview three developers at once: producer Tsutomu Taniguchi from Konami as well as Evil Empire marketing director Bérenger Dupré and Evil Empire creative director Emmanuel Nouaille. After asking whether developers on Castlevania: Belmont's Curse used AI, the question was translated for Taniguchi, who responded first."From Konami's point, you know, we haven't used AI. And we don't ... Continue Reading »
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, the superhero-themed fighter from Arc System Works, is still a few weeks away from its release on PlayStation 5 and PC, but if you want to jump into the action early, you'll get a chance next week. From July 24 to July 26, the open beta will be available to play for free on PC and PS5. You can check out the details for yourself in the image below (or by reading the paragraph that follows it).
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A modder made the entirety of Grand Theft Auto playable as a texture within another Grand Theft Auto and took it to the logical conclusion Continue Reading »
Following a seizure this year, the former rock star of game development opens up about his infamous exit from the industry, taking responsibility for the studio’s inability to create a hit Continue Reading »
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Why is Halo coming to PS5 but Gears of War: E-Day isn't? Continue Reading »
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Preferring productive bots to flirtatious ones, and stemming AI psychosis disasters, China is instructing companies to remove the more intimate behavior from their models Continue Reading »
The influential FPS critic lambasts Microsoft's treatment of id Software and the industry at large’s shortsightedness Continue Reading »
The 10th Pokémon Go anniversary exclusive is going for big numbers after a publicity stunt in New York City Continue Reading »
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"I wanted it to be my show, and that was the first step of my ego creeping in right there."
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The New Blood dev guides us through the games in his Steam library.
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With flavours of Shawshank , this player-made masterstroke is a world unto itself.
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A wise man once told me, "Gotta catch 'em all," so I did.
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"Look how they massacred my boy."
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Big studio spectacle used to mean something. Now it feels like homework. The Odyssey arrives as a three-hour promise that the theaterical experience still matters, pushed by Christopher Nolan’s insistence on 70mm IMAX film and scale, but what you get is not a revival. It is a long, heavy slog with almost no payoff […] Continue Reading »
The Inkwell Awards, a non-profit devoted to promoting the art of comic book inking, has announced the winners of their lifetime achievement awards, The Joe Sinnott Hall Of Fame and The Stacey Aragon Special Recognition Award (SASRA) at their new host show, the Hershey Comic Con’s awards ceremony on June 11. Each is chosen internally by the Inkwell Awards’ […] Continue Reading »
The debate over artificial intelligence is shifting fast. What started as fear inside Hollywood is now turning into a hard look at cost, control, and who gets to create. Early reactions painted AI as a threat to art and jobs. That tone is starting to crack as more creators and executives face the numbers. […] Continue Reading »
Paramount Pictures is taking another shot at the G.I. Joe franchise after years of mixed results. The studio found major success with Transformers, but G.I. Joe has struggled to land with audiences. After two earlier films and the 2021 reboot Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins failed at the box office, Paramount is trying a […] Continue Reading »
Viewers searching for Gone with the Wind on Netflix are not just finding a film listing. They’re getting a warning that frames the 1939 classic as “known for its racism” and directs users to search for “Black Lives Matter.” The prompt stands out because it moves well beyond content labeling and into political messaging […] Continue Reading »
Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige has finally put a clear order on one of the company’s longest-running questions. The X-Men are coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but not anytime soon. After years of hints and side appearances, Feige confirmed the mutant reboot will land after Avengers: Secret Wars, which is set for December […] Continue Reading »
Christopher Nolan, the filmmaker known for his Batman trilogy, Dark Knight, nearly 2 decades ago, is soon going to be releasing a movie based on The Odyssey, and it looks like he’s decided to join the woke bandwagon, based on the casting choices, as the following report from Breitbart makes clear. This may not be comics-related […] Continue Reading »
Warner Bros. is heading back to Middle-earth for the first time in over a decade with The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, set to hit theaters in late 2027. The film pulls from the appendices of J.R.R. Tolkien’s books and centers on a mission led by Aragorn, known then as Strider, […] Continue Reading »
Few TV dramas shaped 1990s genre fans like The X-Files. The show paired Gillian Anderson’s Dana Scully, a grounded skeptic, with David Duchovny’s Fox Mulder, a true believer in the paranormal. That contrast drove a series that took fringe ideas like aliens and ghosts and turned them into stories that felt serious and sharp. […] Continue Reading »
Christopher Nolan is back in cinemas this weekend with The Odyssey, a very costly swing at one of the oldest stories ever told. The film stars Matt Damon as Odysseus, a war hero trying to return home after the Trojan War. It is a bold move by Nolan and Universal Pictures. It is also […] Continue Reading »
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