Month: January 2025

Drew Goddard on How ‘High Potential’ Brought Him Back to Broadcast, Adapting ‘Holes’ for TV and Why He’ll ‘Never Say Never’ About a ‘Lost’ Reboot (EXCLUSIVE)

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At that particular moment,” Goddard states, “I had no desire to return to network television. It wasn’t out of contempt, but rather because I understand the rigor and challenges it presents. However, when I came across the show, I felt it was exceptional and distinct. The concept of a single mom leading a police procedural seemed crucial for today, and above all, I found myself constantly pondering it.

‘Maria’ Director Pablo Larraín Wanted Production Designer to Create a ‘Jewelry Box’ for Angelina Jolie Because ‘She’s a Jewel’

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As a passionate movie enthusiast, I can confidently say that for me and the production design of “Maria,” Angelina Jolie was the priceless gem. She breathes life into the iconic opera soprano Maria Callas in this captivating film now available on Netflix. This was the vision director Pablo Larrain entrusted to me when we embarked on our creative journey together for our latest project.

Gaming News: The Long Wait for ESVI and Skyrim’s Nostalgic Timeline

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Oh, the struggle of being a gamer in this era filled with constant delays. When Elder Scrolls VI was first announced in 2018, there was an infectious buzz as everyone envisioned the breathtaking landscapes and tales that we would soon explore in a new Tamriel saga. Fast forward to now, and that initial excitement has turned into a palpable impatience, even the most contented dragons might struggle to alleviate. A commentator named MosifD recalls how Fallout 4 bucked the trend of prolonged waits, unveiling its announcement and delivering the delightful present of gameplay in just half a year. Could it be that the gaming gods are merely enjoying our anticipation? Possibly, but our patience is starting to fray!

Gaming News: Are Video Game Graphics Really Getting Worse with New GPUs?

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Players reflecting on graphical innovations in games like “GTA V” and “Witcher 3”, find themselves feeling stagnant when assessing recent releases. A widespread opinion among users is that although hardware capacity appears to be increasing, improvements in graphics seem to have reached a peak, causing many to question if we’ve hit our limit. One user expressed it as, “Graphics are seeing diminishing returns,” underscoring how older titles can still hold their own visually. The time when each new console or PC generation promised astounding visual upgrades might be coming to an end. Developers now seem more focused on intricate details that may evade the average gamer’s notice, which leads to disappointment as they struggle to identify what truly defines ‘next-gen.’

Gaming News: The Anticipation Builds as Another Switch 2 Dock Photo Emerges

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Gathering passionate Nintendo enthusiasts creates an electric atmosphere of eagerness. It’s much like waiting for your favorite TV series to return, but with an extra dose of uncertainty as we don’t know if it will indeed return! The recent rumor about the Switch 2 dock has only heightened this excitement. Comments sections are filled with fans voicing their annoyance over Nintendo’s silence as game developers hint at exciting updates for their “new console.” One user, TheSpaceCoresDad, expressed astonishment at how game companies are already discussing the successor to the Nintendo Switch while Nintendo remains silent—they seem to have forgotten to send out the invitations!

It Was Worth the Wait

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For viewers seeking clear-cut answers and intricate plot twists, they’ll find both satisfaction and confusion during the show’s run, but may ultimately feel puzzled. On the other hand, those who appreciate Severance for its atmospheric scenes and vibes will find the series as captivating as ever, boasting haunting winter landscapes and corporate interiors that send shivers down your spine. The show is filled with unexpected bursts of color clashing with violence and emotional turmoil. Both plot enthusiasts and fans of the overall mood and themes can expect a well-defined vision for what the series aims to convey, tackling specific tensions and unresolvable conflicts that challenge our thoughts. While not all threads may neatly tie together and some revelations might be more suggestive than surprising, it’s still Severance – offering scenes of offices filled with goats in unexpected places.

‘Carry-On’ Enters Netflix’s Top 5 Most-Viewed Movies of All Time; Director Jaume Collet-Serra Says No Sequel Talks Yet

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The action-packed thriller climbed up to the fifth position on Tuesday, boasting a total of 149.5 million views since its debut a month ago, as per the streaming service’s report. Currently, “Red Notice” sits atop the chart, with “Don’t Look Up,” “The Adam Project,” “Bird Box,” and “Carry-On” trailing closely behind in that order.

Civ 7 Historian Hopes It Will Be a Gateway Drug, if Textbooks Were Drugs

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Prior to the upcoming launch of Civilization 7, an interview with Firaxis senior historian Dr. Andrew Johnson has offered insights into their strategy for maintaining historical authenticity during game development. Notably, the Civilization franchise is known for its long-standing joke involving Gandhi’s frequent use of nuclear weapons against opponents, a testament to the series’ penchant for transforming history into something increasingly tumultuous.