Originally a popular video game created by FromSoftware and Hidetaka Miyazaki, Elden Ring is based on the rich mythology and world George R. R. Martin—the creator of Game of Thrones—developed. Now, filmmaker Alex Garland will adapt the 2022 game for A24, and the project has recently received some exciting news.
Okay, so this is a little weird. I remember seeing this game listed under Dark Matter Gaming, which I knew was part of Rovio, but now it looks like Rovio Entertainment themselves are publishing it directly. They even changed the link on the Play Store, and the page for the US early access is just…gone. It’s like they’re trying to distance it from that other division or something.
The film debuted at the Venice Film Festival and was also shown at the BFI London Film Festival in 2018, receiving generally mixed to positive feedback from critics.
So, and Roger is an interactive story that feels very realistic, even when dealing with difficult topics. You play through the story as the main character, which challenges your sense of what’s normal and what isn’t.
The new movie about Michael Jackson stars his nephew, Jaafar, as the singer and covers his life and career, starting with the Jackson 5 and going up to his 1988 Bad tour. The film has faced some problems before its release, and the original ending had to be completely removed.
The trailer hints at the painful emotional journey of Essiedu and Hawes’ characters, who find themselves torn between their love for each other and their faith. The story follows Anna and David, dedicated members of their church and community, who unexpectedly fall in love.
Production on the film is scheduled to begin this week in the UK, and crew have already been seen building sets resembling areas from the game, including Limgrave and a Church of Marika. The director is Alex Garland, known for films like Ex Machina and Civil War, and A24 is investing significantly more resources into this project than they did with Marty Supreme. Filming is expected to take 100 days, with the movie currently slated for release on March 3, 2028.
Though many know him from video games, McKay is primarily a stage actor with a long history performing for renowned companies like the Royal Shakespeare Company and London’s National Theatre. He’s also appeared in minor roles in film and television. However, his performance as Henry in the 2018 game Kingdom Come: Deliverance really put him on the map. McKay not only voiced the character but also provided the motion capture, creating a nuanced and evolving portrayal of Henry. The buzz surrounding Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 led many to predict McKay would be recognized with an award. While he wasn’t nominated at The Game Awards 2025, he did receive nominations at both the Golden Joystick Awards and the BAFTA Game Awards.
The story begins with a sudden act of violence on Niall’s wedding day. A tense and angry man named Ruben arrives, hinting at a shared history. The eight-episode series will reveal their past through flashbacks and present-day events.
Netflix shared a photo on social media today showing Jenna Ortega, who plays Wednesday Addams, posing with a motorbike in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.