El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie Cameos Revealed
Full SPOILERS ahead for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie!
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie skillfully weaves a new narrative set in the immediate aftermath of the series finale, “Felina,” one which plays out over a tense few days with new flashback scenes set during the timeline of the show. (Read our rave of the film here.)
This allows several Breaking Bad characters, including several who died, to reappear here for side stories that provide further insights into the emotional journey of the film’s protagonist, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul). Starting with …
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Will Smith Reveals the Massive Camera Ang Lee Uses to Shoot Gemini Man
Will Smith has shared an exclusive behind-the-scenes photo taken from an action sequence filmed for Gemini Man, revealing the complex equipment used to bring the scene to the big screen.
The actor praised Ang Lee's filmmaking abilities alongside the image that he posted to Instagram, showing him in action. In the shot, Smith is positioned on the ground, pointing his gun straight up into the air, as a massive camera setup captures everything directly from above.
In the caption he wrote, "This is what a 120 FPS 3D camera rig mounted on a crane looks like hanging over my head. Ang Lee is a brilliant filmmaker but sometimes he be doin' too much!! You GOTTA see Gemini Man in 3D!"
Chorus is Part Musical and Part Adventure Game, with an All Star Cast
“There are many different types of musicals,” David Gaider, Creative Director at the newly formed Summerfall Studios tells me. We’re discussing musicals, or more specifically, Chorus, the first project from the Melbourne-based studio. (You can check out the Fig pitch here.) It’s an adventure game described as one-part narrative-driven journey and one-part interactive musical.
It’s the latter element that immediately grabs my attention, for its sheer potential and, well, the idea of a video game musical being a somewhat difficult concept to grasp. Musicals come in many forms, after all, from Broadway plays to animated films starring blue genies, and across to standalone episodes of popular TV shows.
Titans Poll Reveals How Many Fans Still Want Jason Todd’s Robin Dead
Warning: this article contains spoilers for recent episodes of Titans!
A familiar DC tragedy is currently playing out on the second season of the DC Universe streaming series Titans. Jason Todd is in mortal danger, and DC Universe is asking viewers to decide his ultimate fate.
The Season 2 episode "Deathstroke" recently ended on a cliffhanger, with ex-Robin Dick Grayson attempting to rescue current Robin Jason Todd from Deathstroke, only for Jason to plummet to what seems to be his certain death. As spotted by Polygon, DC Universe is now holding a vote where fans can determine whether Jason lives or dies. And based on the current results, a whole lot of fans really want Jason dead. As of this article, voting is slightly in favor of Jason's death at 51%.
Google’s Apparent Plan to Tackle Lag on Stadia, Explained
Google’s Stadia game-streaming service is a fascinating leap into the future of gaming. But in a world of varying internet speeds, restrictive data caps, and the worrying loss of “ownership,” it has a few challenges to overcome. Stadia engineers think they can at least conquer the input lag problem with what Google calls “negative latency.”
That may sound like an oxymoron, but (contrary to the memes that have already risen about it) Google isn’t claiming that your on-screen character is going to actually act before you press the button. Instead of your game playing itself like Lineage II: Revolution, Google is just trying to close the gap between your computer and their server.
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Before You Watch El Camino, Here’s a Jesse Pinkman Refresher
This is a story recap for Breaking Bad intended to serve as a refresher for what happened to Jesse Pinkman before El Camino, the new Breaking Bad movie that just dropped on Netflix. As that would suggest, this article does contain spoilers for Breaking Bad.
Check out IGN’s review of El Camino below:
With El Camino: A Breaking Bad movie premiering Friday, October 11 on Netflix, and acting as Breaking Bad's new finale of sorts (if you don't count the present-day scenes on Better Call Saul), we thought we'd recap a bit of honorable nogoodnik Jesse Pinkman's history on the show.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare PC Specs Announced
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will be releasing on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 25, 2019, and Activision has revealed the Minimum, Recommended, Recommended (Ray Tracing), Competitive, and Ultra RTX PC specifications for the latest entry in the long-running Call of Duty franchise.
Revealed on Activision's Games Blog, Activision also discusses how even though the HDD references Hard Drive space of 175GB, this is the storage space recommended for players to keep available to be able to download the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's post-launch content.
Blizzard’s Weibo Account Isn’t Helping
Blizzard is under fire for punishing a professional Hearthstone player from Hong Kong over his support for the current Hong Kong protests. While Blizzard’s English-language blog post on the matter took a neutral tone on the decision, but an official Chinese language response to the incident appears much more biased.
Earlier this week Blizzard announced it would take punitive action against Ng Wai “Blitzchung” Chung for speaking in support of the Hong Kong protests during an official Hearthstone livestream. Blizzard explained its decision as a punishment for violating official Blizzard esports rules. But on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, an official Blizzard account run by the company's Chinese publishing partner Netease took a tougher stance.