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There was a lot to process in the Masters of the Universe trailer, but perhaps one of the biggest takeaways from it all was how ridiculously fun it all looked. By the power of Grayskull (and even a bit of Dolph Lundgren), Nicolas Galitzine had the look down as both Prince Adam and his musclebound alter-ego, He-Man. One person who was only carefully applied to the preview, however, was Skeletor, the nemesis of Eternia’s champion. Jared Leto is taking on the role of the bony-faced bad guy that spent Saturday mornings cackling at every evil plan he hatched, and according…
Overwatch's rebrand was the "right time, right place," director says, as the FPS embraces that the PvE dream is dead
It’s just Overwatch now, and that feels right. Blizzard has finally pulled the ripcord as part of a massive overhaul and dropped the number. Wave goodbye to ‘Overwatch 2’ and say hello to this new era, bolstered by the en-masse arrival of five heroes, with five more set to come by the end of 2026. Even with the more rapid pace that we’ve seen established over the past year, it feels like a major change; Overwatch has finally woken up and matched speed with live-service rivals like Marvel Rivals and Deadlock. But director Aaron Keller says this move couldn’t have…
Brendan Fraser’s Mummy movie is happening, but is one fan favorite cast member coming with him? "I've heard many things from a lot of people”
We might be getting a less family-friendly Mummy movie this year, thanks to director Lee Cronin, but once that’s all wrapped up, the next take on the moaning, groaning monster will be revisiting the much-loved franchise led by Brendan Fraser. It was confirmed in November last year that both Fraser and Rachel Weisz would be reuniting on screen as Rick and Evelyn O’Connell under the director collective Radio Silence, who had already given us a good batch of jump scares by way of Scream 6, Abigail, and Ready or Not.But while two names are already on the guest list to…
Sam Raimi says Stephen King "gave [him] his chance in the business" after supporting his horror movie The Evil Dead: "Nobody would touch Evil Dead with a 10-foot plague pole"
Sam Raimi is bringing a brand-new story to screens this weekend with Send Help, and it’s already received immense praise from critics, being his best-reviewed movie since Spider-Man 2. One critic he’ll probably be happy to hear from, most of all, is the legendary master of horror, Stephen King. In a recent interview with Cinema Blend, the Drag Me To Hell and The Evil Dead director revealed that he owed a lot to the author, who chimed in with his thoughts on Raimi’s directorial debut, when it began making the rounds at the Cannes Film Festival in 1982.“Well, nobody would…
Frankenstein director Guillermo del Toro reveals he once developed a screenplay with The Godfather's Francis Ford Coppola for an adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo: "It's a Gothic Western!"
If all of the films Guillermo del Toro had worked on had actually been made, his filmography would have tripled in size. From the Justice League Dark movie that never was to the third Hellboy movie we’ll unfortunately never see, the Frankenstein director has had a treasure trove of projects that never saw the light of day, including one in which he collaborated with Francis Ford Coppola.In an X conversation, del Toro replied to a post that said, “Thinking really, really hard about a GDT directed Count of Monte Cristo adaptation with Oscar [Isaac], Jacob [Elordi], and Mia [Goth] reuniting.”…
Good news: it’s almost the weekend – and that means two full days to kick back and watch movies on Netflix. The streamer is packed full of amazing TV shows and films, both new and old, to choose from. That can make actually narrowing down what you want to watch a bit tricky, which is where we come in with our list of three new to Netflix movies.This week we’ve got a remake of an iconic romantic comedy, a classic Rob Reiner film with an absolutely killer cast, and a feature-length documentary that’s ideal for fans of The Queen’s Gambit.…
I’m likely going to be spending much of this morning preparing conversation topics for the two-year-old’s birthday party I’m going to this afternoon. It’s not the toddlers that are the issue – all the old standards go down a treat with them – “Do you like the taste of boogers?”, “What’s that behind your ear?”, “What’s your position on jelly?” (To which the answer is always “On a plate!”). No, it’s the parents that are the issue. They get really weird when you as them if they like the taste of boogers.
New Super Mario Galaxy Movie teaser shows off Shy Guys, Koopa Kids, and Yoshi's talent for turning enemies into eggs
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is shaping up to expand the world of 2023’s Super Mario Bros. Movie with a whole host of new villains, allies, and adventures, with a new clip from the film showing off the classic enemies the Shy Guys along with Mario’s dinosaur pal Yoshi demonstrating his power to capture bad guys and turn them into harmless eggs.Don’t think too hard about how that works – just enjoy how cute (and kinda terrifying) Yoshi is and get ready for more aspects of the venerable Super Mario video game series to make their way into the movies,…
Todd Howard likes "to start over" on every Elder Scrolls game, and as we approach Skyrim's 15th anniversary I don't know that Bethesda needed to start over that hard
Todd Howard likes to go back to the drawing board every time Bethesda makes a new Elder Scrolls game. That fact is laughably obvious given the long, long wait for The Elder Scrolls 6 – we’re hitting Skyrim’s 15th anniversary this year – but it’s an important part of the studio’s philosophy about revisiting its most notable franchises.”When we go to do an Elder Scrolls game,” Howard tells Game Informer in a tangent during a Fallout interview, “I do kind of like to start over, so you look back across the franchise and say, ‘Okay, what’s important? How do you…
Fallout was a "B-tier side project" compared to the D&D "money teams" at Interplay, says series co-creator Tim Cain: "We're off in the corner"
There was a time when Fallout was seen as more of a cute, playtime project than the multi-bajillion-dollar IP Bethesda ultimately helped turn it into, says the RPG’s co-creator Tim Cain.Speaking to Game Informer for its massive new Fallout oral history, Cain recalls the early days of Fallout at Interplay, the franchise’s first home before Bethesda purchased it in 2004. But it wasn’t a particularly warm home to the original Fallout devs, it seems, as Cain remembers feeling like “we were a B-tier side project at Interplay.””They got the D&D license about six months to a year after we started,…