The premiere of Masters of the Universe was held on Monday, May 18th. Although full reviews aren’t available yet, people who attended were able to share their initial reactions online, and they’re generally positive. Here’s a look at some of those reactions:
It’s disappointing that Bandai Namco isn’t adding Trophy support to its PlayStation 1 and 2 classic games. Unfortunately, games like Time Crisis don’t include any digital rewards at all.
Actually, the series Dear England is based on a popular stage play of the same name, written by James Graham.
The actor known for Phenomenon recently attended a high-profile movie screening with a fresh new style – a beret and round glasses. He explained what prompted the look, which quickly became popular online.
The popular Danish-Norwegian eurodance group, featuring René Dif, Søren Rasted, and Lene Nystrøm in their latest iteration, has decided to break up after 30 years together.
Although her daughter, Kaya—whom she shares with her ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko—has said she’d like to become an actress too, the Scream star is being careful about encouraging her.
He predicted that the next two years will bring more transformation than the previous 25 years. Richard also mentioned that Xbox has many plans to mark its 25th anniversary as a gaming console platform throughout the year.
Luna Abyss is a really interesting game that combines storytelling with the fast-paced action of bullet hell shooters. What led to the decision to blend these two different types of games?
Before their new Netflix show, The Boroughs, is released this week, the Duffer brothers—who also executive produce Stranger Things—sat down with Josh Horowitz on his podcast, Happy, Sad, Confused, to finally discuss that controversial ending. When asked directly if Eleven survives, Ross Duffer jokingly compared the situation to David Chase, the creator of The Sopranos, who continued to be asked about Tony Soprano’s fate for years. Horowitz then asked if Stranger Things fans should expect a similar wait for answers. Duffer responded that he hopes people are still talking about the show in 20 years, saying, “At that point, I’ll tell everyone everything.”
A Rick & Morty movie is reportedly in the works after years of planning, according to The Insneider. Director Jacob Hair, who has directed some of the show’s most popular episodes – including “The Vat of Acid Episode,” “Rickmurai Jack,” “Night Family,” “Unmortricken,” and “Valkyrick” – is in talks with Warner Bros. to direct. Given the creators have long considered a movie and the show remains incredibly popular, a film seems like a natural next step for the franchise.