Monster Hunter Wilds Isn’t A Soulslike, But Dark Souls Was The Perfect Preparation

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In both games, there’s a consistent pattern to every fight that demands you closely observe your adversary and grasp their movement sequence to identify the ideal opportunity – be it for healing or delivering a strike. Stamina is pivotal, and mastering its management amidst the chaos of combat while keeping an eye on all other systems is essential. Furthermore, each weapon has a unique set of moves, and adapting to the weight and speed of your equipment can determine whether you live or die.

France Hosts Inaugural ‘Vision Nordiques’ Festival With a 17-Title Selection

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The festival is happening from March 5th to the 9th in various spots around Paris, such as the Grand Action theater. Additionally, it features an industry program and co-production workshop at CNC and the Institut Suedois. Tributes were paid to Lars von Trier and Aki Kaurismäki through screenings of “Breaking the Waves” and “Le Havre.” The movie selection included “Love,” which debuted at Venice (and was followed by the Berlinale Golden Bear winner “Dreams [Sex Love]”); Baltasar Kormákur’s “Touch,” Eirik Svensson’s “Safe House,” Lilja Ingolfsdottir’s “Loveable,” and Frida Kempff’s “The Swedish Topedo,” among other films.

‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Creator on SXSW Documentary About the Musical’s Legacy and Political Relevance: ‘I Weep For America’

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Richard O’Brien, the author and songwriter of the unexpected success, acknowledges that no one anticipated its popularity. As an unemployed actor, he merged his passion for science-fiction, B-movies, and glam rock into a timeless musical sensation. (He portrayed Riff Raff in the movie too.) “No one was aiming for stardom,” he admits. “We were there for amusement. It’s essentially a frivolous piece of nonsense – deliberately so. It’s a reflection of our youth and immaturity.

Barbarian Director’s Resident Evil Reboot Movie Gets A Release Date

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As a thrilled fan, I can’t contain my excitement to share that I’ve learned some exciting news about the upcoming Resident Evil film! The movie is set to hit the screens on September 18, 2026. This time around, we’ll have the visionary director, Cregger, at the helm, collaborating with Shay Hatten, a seasoned John Wick films contributor and the upcoming spin-off, Ballerina’s co-writer, on the script. Constantin Film, known for producing the six Resident Evil movies featuring Milla Jovovich and the 2021 reboot attempt, Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City, will take charge of production and co-financing alongside Sony’s PlayStation Productions. I can hardly wait!

Last Epoch: The Quest for a True Tank Build Without Healing Reliance

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The main issue at hand is the belief that any durable tank character should incorporate some form of healing or recovery system. For example, user NYPolarBear20 explained that tanking involves more than just surviving the initial heavy attack; a subsequent hit should not instantly eliminate the tank, or else it fails to deliver the “tanky” experience. It seems that the balance between durability and sustainability in a tank depends heavily on this “recovery factor,” as they referred to it, suggesting that an ideal tank character can effectively withstand damage while also readying itself for the next attack.

Spelunky 2 Gets Surprise PS5 Version With A Crucial Update–If You Can Take Advantage Of It

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On PS5, you can play the PS4 version due to backwards compatibility, but the PS5 edition boasts a significant enhancement as highlighted by Polygon: it can run at an incredibly swift 120fps. However, this smoothness is only attainable if your display device can handle showing those extra frames. In a tough game like Spelunky 2, these additional frames could determine whether you win or lose.

‘The Apprentice’ Director Ali Abbasi Signs With UTA

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In 2024, Abbasi’s fourth film, titled “The Apprentice,” had its premiere in the Competition section at the Cannes Film Festival, making it his third film selected for this prestigious event. Starring Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong, and Maria Bakalova, the movie chronicles Donald Trump’s journey through the real estate world during the ’80s under the tutelage of lawyer Roy Cohn. Despite facing difficulties in securing mainstream distributors, it garnered noticeable attention throughout this awards season. Notably, it was nominated for two Oscars, two Golden Globes, three BAFTAs, and three Independent Spirit Awards, with Abbasi himself receiving a nomination for Best Director.

Ray Fisher, Mark Kassen and Christopher Woodley Join Ben Affleck’s ‘Animals’

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Filmmaker, playwright, and actor Mark Kassen, who has been nominated for both Golden Globe and Emmy awards, is the head of Like Minded Entertainment and a co-founder of the civic engagement platform A Starting Point. Among his notable works as a film director and producer are “Puncture” featuring Chris Evans, “Bernard and Doris” starring Ralph Fiennes and Susan Sarandon for HBO, and the movie “Before We Go,” which stars Chris Evans.

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Mark Kassen, a multiple award-nominated filmmaker, playwright, and actor, is the founder of Like Minded Entertainment and co-founder of civic engagement platform A Starting Point. His feature films as a director and producer include “Puncture” starring Chris Evans, “Bernard and Doris” for HBO with Ralph Fiennes and Susan Sarandon, and “Before We Go,” featuring Chris Evans again.

The Thrill of a Queer Movie That Doesn’t Appeal to Anyone

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A large crowd is gathered at a multi-tiered location in Dalston for an event that combines a movie premiere with a party of a more intimate nature, centered around the screening of the film “The Visitor.” This film is the latest work from 61-year-old Canadian director Bruce LaBruce, who has spent over three decades crafting movies that straddle the boundary between cinema and erotica, or blatantly merge both into an entirely unique creation – vividly portraying sexual taboos with minimal narrative finesse.