In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter about her first feature film, The Chronology of Water, Kristen Stewart discussed the original Twilight movie. She felt it successfully captured director Catherine Hardwicke’s initial vision. Stewart noted that despite becoming a huge cultural phenomenon, the first film’s unique artistic style was particularly impressive considering it was part of a larger franchise.
Many beloved science fiction films initially received poor reviews, but later gained recognition as classics after people watched them at home. Films like Alien and Blade Runner went through this process. But sometimes, critics are remarkably off-base about a truly great movie, leaving you wondering what they missed entirely—and that’s exactly what happened with the best sci-fi remake of all time.
The first season left viewers shocked with a dramatic ending for David Tennant’s character, Lord Tony Baddingham. He was last seen being struck in the head with an award by his partner, Cameron Cook (played by Nafessa Williams), who also produces the show ‘Corinium’.
Honestly, if you’re feeling done with the guys, ‘Men Free World’ is a really interesting watch. And if you just need to escape and lose yourself in some beautiful scenery, ‘Mountain World’ could be perfect. But the one that really got me thinking? ‘Always Wanted to Go to Paris’ – the idea of being stuck in your perfect place forever is a fascinating, if slightly unsettling, concept!
Young April Windsor (Amelia Flanagan) had long been haunted by the thought of this moment. She was ready to reveal the terrible things that had happened to her – being forced to sell drugs and endure sexual abuse.
Starring Gillian Anderson, known for The X-Files, and Lena Headey, famous for Game of Thrones, The Abandons tells the story of two powerful women, Constance Van Ness and Fiona Nolan, locked in a bitter rivalry for control of the Washington frontier in the 1850s. With such talented leads and a compelling premise of feuding families, many expected The Abandons to be a hit for Netflix. However, the series has surprisingly received mixed reactions from viewers.
Although not officially stated, this new project seems to be a continuation of the fantasy London-based online co-op game that London Studio was developing before Sony closed the studio in February 2024.
Picking up right after a brutal attack by the Le Domas family, Grace finds herself in an even more dangerous game, now with her sister Faith by her side. She has a single opportunity to survive, protect Faith, and seize control of the powerful council that governs everything. Four competing families are after the throne, and the winner will rule the world.
The trailer highlights detailed gameplay from both a Maxi Enduro race and a Bagger-class motorcycle race. The Maxi Enduro section demonstrates how the game’s physics will handle different surfaces, like dirt and varying tire grip. Then, the trailer showcases Bagger racing, which focuses on fast speeds and precise handling on smooth asphalt, testing players’ ability to navigate challenging turns and stay on the track.
The project focused on close-quarters combat and used parkour for players to explore the game world. Although resumes didn’t specifically mention the title, Insider Gaming has reported it was a reboot of Legacy of Kain. Interestingly, recent layoffs didn’t cause the project’s cancellation; it was actually halted several years ago, soon after Embracer Group acquired the studio.