Ransom Canyon Fails to Impress Critics in Yellowstone-Style Western Showdown

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The summary for “Ransom Canyon” doesn’t aim to distance itself from “Yellowstone,” as it is a romance-driven family drama and contemporary Western tale penned by April Blair, who has worked on shows like “Wednesday” and “All American.” This series follows the interwoven stories of three ranching families, unfolding amidst the breathtaking backdrop of the Texas Hill Country. It seems quite distinct from what you’re used to.

Ready or Not Announced for PS5 and Xbox Series X

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There are certain games that seem more logical to play on PC because they have numerous control options, especially those with intricate mechanics. For instance, games like Arma and Ready or Not have traditionally been better suited for keyboard and mouse input. Interestingly, these multiplayer simulator games have been or are transitioning to consoles. The tactical military game Arma started its console journey in 2022 with Arma Reforger, which serves as a kind of trial run for what will eventually become Arma 4. Despite needing significant work and updates to ensure smooth performance on consoles, the transition effort has been noteworthy.

You Won’t Believe What Titus Welliver Says Will Happen to ‘Bosch’ in 10 Years

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In an interview with George Edelman for MovieWeb, Welliver reflected on his enduring connection to the character Harry Bosch, a legacy he finds difficult to disassociate from himself as they have grown increasingly intertwined over time. Regarding Bosch’s screen presence, Welliver feels that his two shows may eventually be enjoyed like comfort food by viewers, similar to some timeless classics of yore. In his own words:

‘Eamonn Walker Open to Returning as Boden in Chicago Fire’

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Regarding the gritty storyline, fans found themselves drawn to the character’s appealing presence. If you’re a fan of Boden, you’ll be thrilled to hear that he might make another appearance in an upcoming episode. In an interview with ScreenRant, he hinted that if the writers create another script featuring Boden, he’d gladly reprise his role.

Warfare – REVIEW

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In this team, we have Ray Mendoza (D’Pharoah Woon-A-Tai), commander Erik (Will Poulter), sniper Elliott (Cosmo Jarvis), MacDonald (Michael Gandolfini) and Sam (Joseph Quinn), along with two Iraqi scouts. For the first measured and meticulous half hour, they endure the monotony of waiting and watching for anything suspicious, with Elliott keeping a careful eye on jihadis in the street through his sniper rifle. The tension builds as they watch these insurgents, and the silence is often deafening. Alex Garland’s clever use of sound emphasizes Elliot’s breathing as he scrutinizes the potential threats across the road.

However, when Elliott takes a break and hands over to a less experienced colleague, things quickly turn south. A brief glimpse of a jihadi grabbing a heavy-duty machine gun in the opposite house occurs, causing a Navy SEAL to hesitate for a split second before deciding whether to shoot. Regrettably, it’s too late by then, and their position comes under immediate attack.

In what seems like real time, the soldiers are subjected to an intense barrage of gunfire and explosions that devastates a rescue carrier and injures two team members severely. The SEALs take cover in an apartment, but they lose air support, and their base refuses to send another rescue vehicle.