Monthly Archives: May 2017

Game of Thrones Alum Joins Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Game of Thrones alum Charles Dance has joined the cast of Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

Deadline reports that Dance will join the Godzilla sequel, but not much is known about his role as details about the film's plot are still under wraps. Sally Hawkins has also joined the cast and is, along with Ken Watanabe, only one of two returning stars from the 2014 reboot where she portrayed Dr. Vivienne Graham.

Charles Dance as Tywin Lannister in Game of Thrones.

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Destiny 2: All Gameplay, News, Trailers

Bungie's sequel Destiny 2 will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 8. Bringing Guardians back to the Activision franchise after its initial release in 2014, Destiny 2 will introduce new worlds, gameplay modes, and a brand new campaign.

Since its reveal in March 2017, Bungie has provided a first look at campaign and multiplayer gameplay, special editions, and much more.

Read on for a complete and ongoing history of all the reveals from Destiny 2, which is now available for pre-order.

During a May livestream event, Bungie showcased the first ever Destiny 2 gameplay, including an extended look at the story mission, "Homecoming."

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Aquaman Director Reveals New Photo of Mera

As filming for Aquaman continues, director James Wan has taken to social media to reveal a new photo of Amber Heard as Mera.

Wan shared the photo, which was shot by photographer Jasin Boland, in a post on Twitter, saying, "Lady Mera swept in from the sea. First day with the exquisite Amber Heard." See it below:

mera Amber Heard as Mera in Aquaman, via Twitter

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Mario Kart Takes First, Persona 5 Shows Strong in April 2017

The NPD Group released its results for the top selling video game hardware and software for the month of April. Persona 5 had a strong showing, coming in second place.

We already knew Nintendo Switch was April's best-selling console, with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe coming in at the top of software sales. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was able to take the top spot in spite of having only been available just 2 days of April.

In third place was The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which last month had sales numbers that exceeded the total number of Switch consoles sold.

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Destiny 2 on PC Supports 4K Resolution

Bungie has detailed the added benefits for those who play Destiny 2 on PC.

In addition to 4K resolution support, the PC version will include the ability to play with an uncapped framerate, and feature support for monitors with a 21:9 display.

Destiny 2 on PC will also feature full mouse and keyboard support, complete with custom key mapping and text chat. Additionally, the PC version, which will be available exclusively through Battle.net, will have a detailed settings screen, as well as an adjustable field of view.

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Former 007 George Lazenby on Becoming Bond

Combining a documentary and narrative approach, Hulu's new film Becoming Bond chronicles the life of George Lazenby, the roguish Australian male model-turned-actor who succeeded Sean Connery in the role of James Bond.

Having never acted before in his life, Lazenby won the role of cinema's most famous secret agent but only played the role once, in 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service. According to Lazenby, he turned his back on fame and fortune, rejecting a multi-picture and $1 million offer to return as 007. (The franchise ultimately wooed Connery back for one more film before Roger Moore took over the role.)

Becoming Bond  is built around Lazenby recalling his life -- from his impoverished, problem child youth in Australia to his days as a mechanic and car salesman to finally his accidental career as a male model and then, of course, the big screen's second James Bond -- and love affairs, which are all reenacted in largely comedic fashion in scenes starring Josh Lawson (Superstore, House of Lies) as Lazenby.

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Destiny 2: Official Gameplay Reveal Trailer

At the official reveal event, Bungie dropped the first Destiny 2 gameplay trailer.

The dramatic footage showcased the invasion of The Last City lead by Cabal Red Legion commander Dominus Ghaul, and featured notable characters Cayde-6, Ikora, and Zavala. It also highlights new weapons, locations, and Supers.

Destiny 2 is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 8, 2017. For more single-player details, check out our breakdown of everything Bungie revealed at the event. Bungie also revealed multiplayer details and Battle.net exclusivity for the PC version of the game.

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Destiny 2: “New Worlds” Developer Interview

During Bungie’s gameplay reveal presentation of Destiny 2, project lead Mark Noseworthy introduced four new zones which Guardians will visit and explore in the game: the European Deadzone, Titan, Nessus, and Io.

These new zones will offer brand new mechanics, activities, and enemies for Guardians to master.

And for more check out brand new Destiny 2 screenshots of PvP and new environments:

Destiny 2 is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 8, 2017. For more single-player details, check out our breakdown of everything Bungie revealed at the event. Bungie also revealed multiplayer details and Battle.net exclusivity for the PC version of the game.

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7 Minutes of Destiny 2: First Gameplay of Homecoming

Bungie revealed the first gameplay of Destiny 2 during a livestream event in Los Angeles highlighting a mission called "Homecoming." The seven minute demo shows the Tower in total ruin as Guardians struggle to defend the last city from the brutal enemies known as the Cabal. New grenade types, cooldowns, and super abilities are introduced and shown off in the action-packed demo.

Destiny 2 is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 8, 2017. For more single-player details, check out our breakdown of everything Bungie revealed at the event. Bungie also revealed multiplayer details and Battle.net exclusivity for the PC version of the game.

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Every Twin Peaks Character Ever

A new season of Twin Peaks is right around the corner, and what better way to prepare than a quick refresher on the bizarre murder mystery's overwhelming cast of characters?

David Lynch and Mark Frost's genre-bending soap opera boasts such a huge cast, that even the most minor and seemingly inconsequential characters can end up being incredibly important to the story.

If you're new to Twin Peaks, be warned: major spoilers ahead.

Click through the gallery below.

We're not done yet! Who knows which characters will be significant in the show's season 3 revival?

Old characters returning to Twin Peaks, characters (so far) featured only in the Twin Peaks film Fire Walk With Me, those who finished leaving their mark on the mystery 26 years ago, and even those mentioned in the companion book The Secret History of Twin Peaks — no one's too minor a character in the Twin Peaks universe.

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