42 Years Later, Francis Ford Coppola’s Star-Filled Crime Drama Heads to Streaming (& for Free)

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As a movie lover, I’m excited to share that Francis Ford Coppola’s classic, The Outsiders, is coming to Tubi on November 1st! Tubi is a totally free streaming service – you just have to watch a few ads. It’s a great way to revisit this film, especially since it launched the careers of so many stars we know and love – Tom Cruise, Matt Dillon, Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze, Diane Lane, and so many more! Tubi is adding a bunch of good movies in November, so it’s worth checking out if you’re looking for something to watch without paying a subscription.

Halo Remake Wasn’t Forced To Use Generative AI

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During a recent interview with Rolling Stone on October 24th, Halo: Campaign Evolved’s executive producer, Damon Conn, and game director, Greg Hermann, discussed the game’s development. When asked about the use of artificial intelligence, Conn clarified that while AI can help speed things up, the game is ultimately created by people, not machines. They mentioned AI could be used for tasks like improving graphics or recreating areas, but human creativity remains central to the process.

Next-Gen Xbox Might Ditch Multiplayer Paywall – Report

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According to Windows Central, Microsoft plans to allow Xbox players to enjoy online multiplayer games without needing to pay for a subscription. Currently, an Xbox Game Pass Essential subscription is required for most online multiplayer games. However, Microsoft already offers free multiplayer access for popular free-to-play titles like Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone.

Mortal Kombat Producer Sean Robins Turning Video Game Finding Frankie into Feature Film

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According to sources, Robins is working on a movie based on the popular horror video game, Finding Frankie. Steven C. Miller, known for directing Under Fire, will direct the film. Production companies 13 Films and So It Goes Entertainment are also involved. Miller will again collaborate with Under Fire writers Cory Todd Hughes and Adrian Speckert, who are writing the screenplay.

DC Officially Confirms Ra’s Al Ghul’s Design For Batman’s Next Appearance

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Ra’s al Ghul is a major Batman enemy, but he didn’t get the attention he deserved until Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight movies. He’s fared better in animated Batman shows and live-action series like Arrow. The next time Batman and Ra’s al Ghul clash will be in an animated project, and it promises a fresh take on the villain.