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Warframe’s next major update blends Blade Runner, The Sopranos, and film noir in a whole new solar system, coming later this year
Digital Extremes has closed this year’s TennoCon Live event with a roughly 30-minute reveal trailer for Warframe’s next major update, Warframe: Tau, which is due to launch at some point later this year. The update takes players beyond the familiar Origin system into the new Tau system and its ringed city of Fornax, a locale…
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Taylor Sheridan’s 5-Part Crime Thriller Is Building Toward an Epic 2026 Finale
Taylor Sheridan’s Mayor of Kingstown has wrapped filming on Season 5, setting the stage for an epic finale in 2026.
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The Best Spider-Man Movie Is Officially One of Netflix’s Biggest Hits Right Now
As excitement builds for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Netflix viewers are heading back to Tom Holland’s acclaimed 2017 debut, Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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10 Years Later, Mel Gibson’s WWII Epic Is Being Cut From Paramount+
One of the most controversial WW2 movies of the decade, Mel Gibson’s Hacksaw Ridge, is leaving its streaming home. Find out more.
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Christopher Nolan Addresses ‘The Odyssey’ Backlash, Explains Why Film Uses Modern Dialogue
Christopher Nolan has responded to the online backlash surrounding his forthcoming adaptation of Homer’s “The Odyssey”, dismissing the pre-release criticism as “irrelevant”. Speaking to The Telegraph while promoting the film, the Oscar-winning director argued that debates sparked before anyone has seen the movie carry little weight, because “no one having them knows what the film…
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The anticlimactic 2005 finale that still haunts Steven Spielberg: “The film doesn’t have a good ending”
This article from Far Out Magazine highlights Steven Spielberg’s own dissatisfaction with the ending of one of his 2005 films, quoting his admission that “the film doesn’t have a good ending.” The piece frames the finale as anticlimactic and something that continues to trouble the acclaimed director, offering a look at how even a filmmaker…
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TIS Studios Expands Bogotá Production Hub With New 18,300-Square-Foot Soundstage (EXCLUSIVE)
TIS Studios, a long-established Colombian-Mexican company operating across original content, production services, postproduction and international distribution, has opened Stage 7, a new 18,300-square-foot soundstage at its Bogotá production complex. Standing 40 feet high and described as Colombia’s largest soundstage and one of the biggest in Latin America, the facility increases the company’s capacity to host…
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Greek Filmmaker Christos Nikou, the Director of ‘Apples’ and ‘Fingernails,’ on Creating ‘Tender Cinema’
At the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, Greek director Christos Nikou — best known for “Apples” and “Fingernails” — served as mentor to the 10 participants of Future Frames, a programme for emerging European directors, with Variety observing the discussion. Nikou used the session to stress the importance of filmmakers finding their own voice, warning that…
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10 movie scores that changed cinema forever
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‘The Late Show’ Is Over, but Stephen Colbert’s CBS Battle Is Just Getting Messier
When *The Late Show* aired its final episode in May, it appeared that Stephen Colbert had managed the rare feat of ending a beloved programme on his own terms, closing out both his 11-year run and the 33-year franchise with a celebratory, star-studded farewell. Months on, however, Colbert and CBS remain publicly at odds over…