Category: Movies

Sztybor posted a video from his Cyberpunk: Edgerunners panel at Anime Expo on his account (previously Twitter), and in it, he playfully confessed that his aim was to “get the whole world feeling down” with the anime. During this panel, which included voice actors Emi Lo (as Lucy) and Zach Aguilar (as David Martinez), the showrunner discussed the emphasis on human narratives within the dystopian setting of Cyberpunk. Sztybor stated, “Human stories are crucial for CD Projekt Red. We developed Cyberpunk 2077, and we’ve always wanted to craft character-driven stories, so that was important.” Additionally, Sztybor mentioned that as a company from Poland and being Polish himself, there is a certain sadness in Poland, “so I just wanted to make the whole world feel the same way.” When asked if he ever thought about writing a happy story, Sztybor responded bluntly, “No. Since people are sad, then I’m a bit content,” before jokingly saying that he thrives on the sadness of others.

The highly acclaimed offshoot show revolves mainly around the Mikaelson vampire siblings, who were once of Mystic Falls, as they make a comeback in New Orleans with the aim of reclaiming their city from their former ally, Marcel.

Apple’s movie “F1” has earned an impressive $293 million in its first ten days, surpassing its production budget of $250 million. However, it’s important to note that if we factor in the $100 million spent on marketing, the film is still operating at a loss. Nonetheless, this success boosts Apple Studio’s performance record; with five films released so far, only “F1” and two others come close to achieving such box office success. “Killers of the Flower Moon” and “Napoleon” earned $158 million and $221 million respectively during their run, while “Fly Me to the Moon” and “Argylle” were commercial disappointments, grossing only $42 million and $96 million.

It’s quite unexpected that following two storylines centered around magic, he appeared in a series seemingly dedicated to technology. Due to the tragic loss of her friend Natalie, Riri Williams agrees to a pact with Mephisto, despite being aware it might not be wise. This is crucial for several reasons, but the most significant is that it suggests that individuals besides villains could enter into such a Faustian agreement. As we approach Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars, characters on both sides of the ethical boundary might be enticed like Riri. From minor characters in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law to prominent Marvel figures such as Spider-Man, anyone could find themselves vulnerable to Mephisto’s low, low offer of “something you won’t even notice is missing.”

Currently, we find ourselves in an era of exceptional video game adaptations, as series such as Fallout and The Last of Us have captivated not only devoted fans but also broad audiences. Upcoming adaptations like God of War hint that this trend of high-budget productions is far from over. However, the first live-action TV adaptation of a video game had a distinctly different aesthetic and feel.

In addition to their regular work of filling stadiums with fans, K-pop sensations Rumi (Arden Cho), Mira (Ahn Hyo-seop), and Zoey (Ji-young Yoo) secretly use their powers to safeguard their fans from otherworldly dangers. Yunjin Kim portrays Celine, a foster mother to Rumi who once was a demon hunter, while Daniel Dae Kim takes on the role of Healer Han, a doctor who advertises grape juice as his voice-boosting elixir and assists Rumi in restoring her damaged vocal cords. The coming together of Sun and Jin in this production marks a delightful reunion for the two actors.

Before that, she starred on the late seasons of the classic 1970s and ’80s sitcom Three’s Company.

With “Sinners” now available on Max, this presents an ideal opportunity to re-experience the depth of Ryan Coogler’s vampire-themed horror masterpiece. Upon a second viewing, it becomes evident that “Sinners” transcends the horror genre, delving into intricate themes like race, identity, family, and community.

This coming Saturday, the 32-year-old British musician of Pakistani and Muslim descent shared a sneak peek of his new song titled “Fuchsia Sea.” In this upcoming release, he expresses feelings of being marginalized through rap lyrics.

Following Gibbs’ retirement at the end of NCIS season 19, it became evident that McGee would be the ideal successor for the MCRT. Given his extensive tenure on the team and his direct mentorship under the revered leader, McGee seemed perfectly poised to step into the void left by Gibbs. However, this didn’t come to pass as Gary Cole’s character, Alden Parker, was instead chosen to take over the position.