While Steven Spielberg isn’t directing a film slated for release in 2025, he’s a producer on Chloe Zhao’s new movie, Hamnet, which is predicted to be a strong awards season contender. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he stated he’s committed to ensuring films like Hamnet continue to be shown in cinemas, emphasizing the importance of theaters…
Inspired by the novel Heat 2 by Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner, this story expands on the classic 1995 bank heist film by showing what happened before and after the original movie. The first part will delve into the early lives of thief Neil McCauley and detective Vincent Hanna in 1988, while the second part follows their continuing conflict through the year 2000. Now, with a potential film adaptation starring Christian Bale and Leonardo DiCaprio, casting is underway to find actors for the supporting characters and determine their roles.
Look, I get that Zack Snyder has a really devoted fanbase – they’re incredible! – and they’re always going to champion his vision. But honestly, for me and a lot of other movie lovers, his films just don’t consistently deliver on the promise of his reputation. I recently checked out Twilight of the Gods, his animated series based on Norse mythology, and it’s a pretty wild ride. It follows a king and a shield-maiden who get caught up in a war with gods who are losing their power, and their journey basically throws their whole world into chaos and towards what seems like a really bleak future.
Vector, a creation of Tensor Labs (the same minds behind Solana’s largest NFT marketplace), is a mobile-first trading platform that rivals the likes of Pump.fun. It marries the chaos of social media with the volatility of cryptocurrency trading, allowing users to broadcast their trades publicly and follow others who claim to know what they’re doing. Imagine a ballroom where everyone is waltzing blindfolded-that’s Vector. 🕺💃
Okay, so a discussion on Facebook got me totally stuck! Everyone had great suggestions, and now I’m not even sure if there is a right answer. But, I started thinking about those leading men from Hollywood who really delivered during the ’80s and ’90s – guys who gave us some truly iconic movies and moments that we’re still quoting and remembering today. It got me making a list of a few of them!
A new analysis details the escalating risks of advanced artificial intelligence systems operating outside of intended parameters and proposes a framework for mitigating potential harms.
This list highlights NES games that are particularly fun to replay. Many games offer hidden secrets, but mostly these are just titles you’ll enjoy playing over and over, even after finishing them.
While danger is always present, you can significantly improve your chances of surviving and reaching the extraction point. Following these tips will help you die less often, making the game more enjoyable and less frustrating. Even skilled players die sometimes, but minimizing deaths will greatly improve your overall experience.
I’ve always been fascinated by stealth gameplay, especially in Bethesda RPGs, and I’ve often thought about something interesting: Bethesda’s design director has been involved with every one of their games since Oblivion, but he actually began his career at Looking Glass Studios. Looking Glass was a highly respected developer in the 90s, known for creating classic games like Ultima Underworld, System Shock, and the stealth-focused Thief.
The big players, like Fidelity and BlackRock, had their moment of pattern recognition-selling, then largely buying again, flipping nets faster than a pancake on Sunday morning. Daniel K., an ETF whisperer, pointed out that this modest inflow-roughly 0.3% of the total-was enough to make market analysts wipe their glasses and mutter, “Well, perhaps this chaos isn’t the end of Ethereum just yet.”