Controversial Biblical Epic About a Stoned Jesus May Never Be Released

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According to an article in The Telegraph, Terrence Malick’s film The Way of the Wind may never be released. Filmed in 2019 under the title The Last Planet, the movie tells the story of Jesus Christ with a large cast. Like Martin Scorsese’s The Last Temptation of Christ, Malick’s film offers a unique take on the biblical narrative. Starring Géza Röhrig as Jesus, Mark Rylance as Satan, and Matthias Schoenaerts as Peter, those involved describe The Way of the Wind as an unconventional portrayal of Christ.

Release date for Silent Hill 2 Remake on a new platform has leaked. Coincidentally, it was revealed by Microsoft itself

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Bloober Team may have even bigger plans than just releasing the Silent Hill 2 remake for Xbox Series X/S and the upcoming Switch 2. According to industry insider Dusk Golem, they’re also developing the Born From A Wish expansion, potentially launching in 2026. This timing would coincide with the release of Return to Silent Hill, a movie based on Silent Hill 2, which is currently scheduled for January 23, 2026.

RPGs Officially Longer Than Skyrim

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Look, I love Skyrim, but it’s not even the longest RPG out there, honestly. There are some games that seriously ask for a ton of playtime if you want to experience everything. We’re not just talking about a long main story here. These games are packed with side quests, secret bosses, and systems so complex you could play for ages and still not see it all. Some even let you play with others, which just gives you even more reasons to keep coming back!

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This is what a new quality in multiplayer shooters from the Star Wars universe was supposed to look like. Battlefront III would have let players fight on planets and in space at the same time

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While fans waited, the team was already developing a third game in the series, aiming for a new and innovative experience. Surprisingly, despite being cancelled, this abandoned project sparked the idea for something completely different. Let’s go back to the start to understand how it all unfolded.

The Great Crypto Rally: A Tale of Hope, Tariffs, and Turmoil

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The market, a vast sea of tokens, swelled back to $3.67 trillion, a number as imposing as the cliffs of Monterey. Bulls, those eternal optimists, danced on the shores of hope, while $260 million in short positions dissolved like sugar in hot coffee. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, once parched in the ‘Extreme Fear’ wasteland, sipped from the ‘Fear’ well-a timid step toward sanity. 😂

Pham’s Crypto Gamble: Leveraged Lunacy or Regulatory Genius? 😏

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Speaking to CoinDesk with the breezy confidence of someone who hasn’t yet seen the market crash that inevitably follows such announcements, Pham declared she expects these new products to “begin trading in our markets before year’s end.” One can almost hear the distant sound of traders sharpening their speculative knives. 🔪

XRP’s Wild Ride: ETFs, Billions & the Ghost of $3.65 👻💰

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Lo and behold! XRP flexes its muscles, trading at $2.46-though still far from its July glory of $3.65, like a faded nobleman reminiscing about his lost estates. The token wobbles between $2.12 and $2.46, clinging to the upper range like a man clutching his last bottle of kvass.