Preorder the Newest Fortnite TS Nerf Blaster Right Now
A new Fortnite Nerf blaster is coming later this year. The Fortnite TS Nerf Blaster will be available June 1, and is based on the design of the tactical shotgun in Fortnite right down to the color scheme.
The Fortnite TS blaster fires Nerf Mega Darts. If you're unfamiliar with Mega Darts, they're chunkier, heavier versions of the darts you're probably used to. In spite of their larger size, they're still able to fly far, fast, and true.
Nerf's pump-action Fortnite TS holds 4 Mega Darts in the clip, and comes with 8 total, so you can reload on the go as you work towards a real-life Nerf victory royale.
Fortnite and Nerf is an obvious, and excellent, pairing, but Nerf's not the only toy blaster to get the Fortnite treatment. In addition to a line of Fortnite-inspired Nerf blasters, there are also Fortnite Supersoakers, to help make the summer months more enjoyable.
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Lex Luthor’s Introduction Will Have a Major Impact on Supergirl
This interview contains spoilers for Supergirl Season 4, episode 15, "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
Jon Cryer is no stranger to the Superman universe - as Super-fans know, he previously played Lenny Luthor, nephew of Lex, in the critically-derided Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. In fact, it was that role (and the reaction to it) that helped convince the Two and a Half Men star that he should take another swing at the Luthor family tree when the producers of Supergirl came knocking.
"I loved the comics as a kid, and part of the reason that I did Superman 4 was because Superman: The Movie, the first one, changed my life," Cryer told reporters at a recent Supergirl screening. "I think I was 14 years old and the tagline was 'You will believe a man can fly,' and boy I bought it... Superman 4 had very high hopes, but unfortunately was very disappointing to people, and that had always sort of hurt me in a very 14-year-old boy way. And so, I thought, 'this is my chance to do it right.'"
Where Avengers: Endgame Ranks in the MCU’s Fastest Movies to $300 Million
Avengers: Endgame has incinerated all Marvel Cinematic Universe box office records, including breaking the record of fastest movie to make $300 million in the US domestic box office, destroying box office expectations.
Via Box Office Mojo, Avengers: Endgame has earned an estimated $350 million in its first three days of release (including Thursday night previews). It's also raked in an estimated $859 million worldwide, which puts its global gross at 1.2 billion. In its opening weekend, Endgame quickly became the fastest movie to ever make $350 million domestic (3 days) and fastest movie to cross $1 billion globally (5 days). This already places Avengers: Endgame as the 18th largest worldwide release ever. Just imagine what it can do in its second weekend!
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How Heavy Metal Became Netflix’s Love, Death & Robots
Though David Fincher and Tim Miller's stylish, inventive, and often bonkers anthology series Love, Death & Robots hits Netflix this weekend, this collaboration is a long time coming.
Back in March 2008, it was announced that Fincher, then best known for his work on Fight Club, and Tim Miller, most famous for co-founding VFX and animation studio Blur, were working on an omnibus Heavy Metal film. It only took them 11 years to actually bring that concept to life -- albeit in a different form.
Star Trek: Discovery’s Airiam Explains It All
Full spoilers follow for the Star Trek: Discovery episode “Project Daedalus.”
Disco’s resident augmented human Airiam finally got her own story in the most recent episode, “Project Daedalus,” and boy was it something. While Airiam, played this season by Hannah Cheesman, has largely been a background character -- albeit one who had many fans quite intrigued by her mysterious, robotic nature -- this episode gave her a ton to do with the character, finally building out Airiam’s back story while also… gulp… killing her off. (Read IGN’s review of “Project Daedalus” here.)
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5 Avengers: Endgame Secrets Hidden in the Poster
The MCU is great at hiding all sorts of clues in plain sight in just about any and all promotional material, from trailers to tweets. Naturally, this means that even the official movie poster is more than likely hiding some juicy details just waiting to be noticed.
We did our best to comb through every inch of the newly released Avengers: Endgame poster with that in mind, plucking out every possible clue and character angle we could uncover, from the major (what's going on with Thor?) to the minor (look at Steve using his shield to protect little Rocket) and everything in between.
The Flash’s Ezra Miller Writing Movie Script with Grant Morrison
Ezra Miller, who has played The Flash since Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, is now said to be writing a version of the script for The Flash with comics author Grant Morrison.
As reported by THR, this move is in response to a "clash of creative visions" between directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, who want a more light-hearted approach, and Miller who "is said to want a darker take on the material."
Additionally, these sources say that the script may be ready to submitted to the studio as early as next week.
It is said that if WB decides to go against Miller and Morrison's take on The Flash, "the actor could part ways with the project," as "Miller’s holding deal on Flash expires May."