By There is something deeply impactful when you discover a story that isn’t as well known, but is incredibly important. The Resistance, which made its debut at this year’s Dances With Films, puts us in the middle of a resistance story during WWII, but it isn’t one many have seen before.
DiCaprio Finally Set To Star In “Heat 2”
After a reported year of negotiations, Leonardo DiCaprio has decided he will indeed star in Michael Mann’s “Heat” sequel when filming begins in November says The Wrap. DiCaprio will reportedly tackle the role of Chris Shiherlis, the part played by Val Kilmer in the 1995 original. Earlier this month, reports
Wes Anderson & Bill Murray Plan A Western
Wes Anderson and Bill Murray have teased that the pair are set to work on a Western project. The pair appeared together on stage in Paris as part of Cinema Paradiso, a festival that has this year transformed the Louvre courtyard into an open-air cinema. Anderson was on hand for
Why Star Trek’s Most Iconic Piece of Technology Isn’t Getting Invented Any Time Soon
The Star Trek franchise’s fingerprints are all over basically every piece of contemporary science fiction. From an idea as large as an intergalactic government system to a design as commonplace as a spaceship that doesn’t just look like a saucer, Star Trek’s innovation is the foundation for tropes and machinery
Game Makers Revisit “Suicide Squad” Failure
Axel Rydby and Johnny Armstrong, two developers on Rocksteady Studios’ 2024 game “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League,” have shared some of their experience with the infamously failed title’s troubled development and how it almost led to them quitting the video game industry. The game was a famed disaster, drawing
