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Netflix’s Biggest Video Game Adaptation Is Already Setting Itself Up To Fail
PlayStation Productions has pivoted its Horizon Zero Dawn adaptation from a Netflix television series to a big-budget theatrical feature at Sony’s Columbia Pictures, a change the article argues is a mistake because it strips away the narrative space a multi-season series would have offered to do justice to the sprawling video game saga. The project’s…
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The ‘Spa Weekend’ Cast Reveals the Comedy Legends They Want in the Sequel
The cast of the new ensemble comedy Spa Weekend, including Leslie Mann, Anna Faris, Isla Fisher and Michelle Buteau, spoke to Collider about the film and shared which comedy stars they would like to see join a potential sequel. The film continues the tradition of raunchy, female-led ensemble comedies such as Bridesmaids and Girls Trip,…
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The 5 Best Jurassic Park Games, Ranked
From LEGO Jurassic World to Jurassic World Evolution 3, these games capture the thrill, chaos, and wonder of bringing dinosaurs back to life.
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Lord of the Rings Star’s $70 Million Dark Fantasy Epic Is Officially Leaving Netflix
Netflix has confirmed that Dracula Untold, the 2014 dark fantasy film starring Luke Evans, will leave the platform on 31 August 2026, with no new streaming home yet announced. The removal follows the expiry of the film’s licence, a routine but frequent occurrence on streaming platforms, and comes as Netflix has otherwise had a strong…
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Kid Cudi Preparing To Film “F*ckin Gnarly” Followup To Directorial Debut ‘Doe’, Both Set For 2027
Kid Cudi (Scott Mescudi) has revealed he is preparing to shoot his second directorial feature within weeks, following closely on the heels of his debut film Doe. The rapper and actor announced the news on social media, describing an ambitious plan to release two very different films in 2027, marking a rapid expansion of his…
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Seth Rogen’s Steamy New Movie Is Officially Setting Streaming on Fire
Olivia Wilde’s third film as director, *The Invite*, has become the most-streamed movie on iTunes in the US, two months after its theatrical release. The film, a remake of the Spanish-language *The People Upstairs*, stars Wilde alongside Seth Rogen, Edward Norton and Penélope Cruz, and follows two neighbouring couples with clashing lifestyles whose evening together…
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3 Beatles Songs That Are So Pivotal, They Need Whole Chapters in the Upcoming Biopics
An opinion piece from American Songwriter argues that three Beatles songs deserve dedicated chapters in the forthcoming biopics about the band, given how much of their story remains difficult to capture in a single narrative. The writer contends that “Yesterday,” “Tomorrow Never Knows” and “A Hard Day’s Night” each marked a turning point that shaped…
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The 6 Best Movie Trilogies Released Since 2000, Ranked
This Collider piece ranks the best film trilogies released since 2000, arguing that a good trilogy is harder to achieve than a single strong film because each instalment must work alone while building towards a satisfying whole. The author picks out six trilogies that stayed consistent or improved with each entry, moving from “good” to…
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Josh Brolin Says ‘Sicario 3’ “Is Happening”
Josh Brolin has confirmed that a third film in Taylor Sheridan’s Sicario franchise is moving forward, with production expected to begin soon. Brolin, who played CIA officer Matt Graver in the first two instalments, told ScreenRant the project “is happening,” offering the clearest sign yet that the crime-thriller series will continue nearly a decade after…
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The 1982 movie Julie Andrews knew was ahead of its time: “Not nearly far enough”
Explored themes that resonate in today’s world. The post The 1982 movie Julie Andrews knew was ahead of its time: “Not nearly far enough” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.