Monthly Archives: January 2019

Star Wars: Episode IX: Carrie Fisher’s Brother ‘Thrilled’ With Leia Footage

According to Todd Fisher, brother of the late Carrie Fisher, the unused footage of Leia Organa from Star Wars: The Force Awakens that will potentially be used in Star Wars: Episode IX is substantial and looks "like it was shot yesterday."

During an interview on Good Morning America, Todd said that this footage is not simply outtakes or reshoots, but "new content that could be woven into the storyline."

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Save on Bowflex Adjustable Dumbbells and More Fitness Equipment

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If you're a regular gym-goer, you've definitely noticed the workout room gets a little more crowded this time of year. Everyone is barreling head-first into their fitness goals for the new year. If you'd rather not mess with a gym membership, or you don't feel comfortable at the gym, there are a lot of great ways to get in shape and save money with deals on home fitness equipment.

If you made a New Year's resolution to increase your level of fitness, I applaud you. Even if it you didn't make it a resolution, having some equipment around is a great way to motivate you to get into better shape while you watch The Office on Netflix again.

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‘Dark Fluid’ Could Bridge the Gap Between Dark Matter and Dark Energy

The topic of dark matter and dark energy has been unraveling for years, as 95% of the universe is made up of the unknown, invisible material that astrophysicists are not able to fully understand.

In a new study from astrophysicist, Jamie Farnes, from Oxford's e-Research Centre at the University of Oxford and published in Astronomy and Astrophysics, there may be a modification to Einstein's theory of general relativity, bringing both dark matter and dark energy into one fluid, negative mass.

Farnes explains that even though dark matter is invisible, it employs a gravitational force on nearby matter that can then be measured. Dark energy on the other hand is a repulsive force that counteracts gravity and makes the universe expand at a much greater rate.

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Upcoming PC Games Confirmed for 2019

Every year is a great year for PC gaming, but 2019's list is already an impressive one. With more and more games making their way to PC, here's a look at the biggest upcoming games we know are almost certainly coming in 2019:

Anthem

Release Date: February 22

Bioware’s mech-suit shared world RPG will jet boost its way into our houses at the start of the year. It’s basically a PvE shooter where everyone is in a customizable Iron Man suit flying around an alien world, which is about a good a pitch as I can think of.

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Batman Gets Ticked at Superman for Betraying His Trust

DC Comics’ Heroes in Crisis #4 from writer Tom King and artist Clay Mann delivered a stunning twist that looks like it’s going to rock both the foundations of the DC Universe and the relationships between the trinity of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman.

Warning: full spoilers for Heroes in Crisis ahead!

Heroes in Crisis is based around DC’s heroes trying to solve the case of a mass killing at a secret treatment center for superheroes called Sanctuary. As of this issue, forensic scientist Flash believes the killer is Booster Gold while world’s greatest detective Batman think it’s Harley Quinn, but getting closer to the identity of the killer isn’t what caused all the hubbub.

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What Did You Think of This Week’s Comics?

The comic book industry came racing out of the gate in 2019 this week. Marvel ushered in a new era for the Conan franchise with Conan the Barbarian #1 and debuted the weekly miniseries Man Without Fear. DC delivered another key chapter of Heroes in Crisis, while Image gave fans a new chapter of The Walking Dead.

Scroll down to check out our new reviews, and be sure to let us know your favorite books of the week in the comments below.

Conan the Barbarian #1 Review

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Original Pokemon Movie Possibly Getting a CGI Remake

It's possible the upcoming Pokemon Movie, Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution, will be a CGI remake of the original Pokemon film which first released in 1998 in Japan.

Eurogamer reports that fan speculation, after the release of the new teaser trailer for the movie, has leaned further into the idea that this new film will indeed be a remake.

Furthermore, almost all of the brief footage in the clip is CGI, leaving fans to speculate that perhaps this movie will be the first of its kind entirely animated using these graphics.

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Bandersnatch Has an Ending So Hidden, the Director Can’t Get to It

It turns out Netflix's new interactive Black Mirror movie, Bandersnatch, has some endings so hidden that even the people who made it can't find them.

According to the The Hollywood Reporter, Bandersnatch director David Slade has revealed that some endings are so secret and difficult to get that they may never be viewed by audiences.

"There are scenes that some people just will never see and we had to make sure that we were OK with that," explained Slade, adding "We actually shot a scene that we can’t access.”

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