Amazon’s ‘God of War’ Series Adds Ryan Hurst as Kratos

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Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios have announced that Ryan Hurst will play Kratos in the upcoming God of War series. Hurst is known for his roles as Opie in Sons of Anarchy and Beta in The Walking Dead, and has also appeared in films like Saving Private Ryan and Remember the Titans. He’s set to be in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey as well. Interestingly, Hurst has previous ties to the God of War universe, having voiced Thor in God of War: Ragnarök (2022). Previously, Terrence C. Carson and, since 2018, Christopher Judge have voiced the character of Kratos.

Amazon’s ‘God of War’ Kratos Casting Got It Wrong

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Fans were excited about the series, especially knowing Ronald D. Moore, a beloved figure from Battlestar Galactica, was leading the show. As gamers anticipated casting announcements, many hoped to finally see a live-action version of Kratos. That’s why Ryan Hurst’s casting was so surprising and disappointing – people couldn’t understand how the show could cast someone from the God of War world but not the right actor for the iconic role.

Eleven’s Stranger Things Ending Is Worse After Seeing the Creators Debate Whether She’s Alive

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It’s quite ironic that Stranger Things, a show famous for expertly playing with viewers’ feelings, decided to end its story with ambiguity. The show became known for characters who made clear decisions, recognizable personalities, and straightforward emotions, even with occasional dramatic flair. However, when it came to a final, defining moment, the show seemed hesitant to commit to a clear outcome – and a new Netflix documentary reveals the reason why. It’s hard not to feel disappointed by what that reason turns out to be.

Bungie’s Marathon Could Succeed Where Arc Raiders Failed

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Embark Studios built a really impressive world for Arc Raiders, but the story hasn’t lived up to its potential. The missions are fairly uninspired, and while there are a few cutscenes, they don’t do the world justice. Even though the gameplay is fun, I’m hoping for a more compelling reason to get invested and keep playing. That’s where Bungie’s Marathon could help, as Bungie is known for crafting captivating worlds.

One Piece to End Major Spinoff After Six Years With Next Release

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The official One Piece spinoff manga, One Piece In Love, will conclude with its next chapter on January 22nd. Chapter 180 will be the final installment, marking the end of the series after six years of publication on Shueisha’s Jump+ app in Japan. The One Piece franchise announced the series’ ending on social media.