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- Mythological Creatures Abound: Fight against mythological creatures from all parts of the world. The game currently features monsters from Japanese, Egyptian, and Eastern European mythology, with many more regions to be added with future content.
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Anthem Players Still Unhappy With Loot Drops After Patch
Following vocal dissatisfaction from fans over Anthem’s loot systems, BioWare is aiming to make “significant changes” in the coming months.
Last week, Anthem patch 1.0.3 dropped earlier than anticipated - it became available March 9 instead of the originally planned March 12. With it came a host of changes and fixes, including the removal of respawn restrictions, improved stability, audio improvements, and common (white) and uncommon (green) drops no longer appearing for players that are level 30.
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How Long is Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3?
The final season of Game of Thrones is underway and with only six episodes as opposed to the usual 10, we have less time in Westeros than ever before. Despite that, the episode lengths for Season 8 are some of the longest in the show's history.
So how long are the episodes in Game of Thrones Season 8? The Season 8 premiere was the shortest episode of the season at 54 minutes, while episode 2 length was just under a full hour - but episode 3 of Season 8 will be the longest Game of Thrones episode ever at an hour and 22 minutes. The so-called "Battle of Winterfell" is reportedly the longest battle scene in pop culture history, and many of our favorite Game of Thrones characters are expected to die - here are our predictions for the Battle of Winterfell.
Time Bandits: Taika Waititi to Produce, Direct Pilot for Apple TV Series
Taika Waititi, known for directing Thor: Ragnarok and What We Do in the Shadows, will reportedly co-write, direct and executive produce a pilot episode for Apple’s series remake of Terry Gilliam’s 1981 classic Time Bandits.
Reported by Deadline, Gilliam will also executive produce and People of Earth’s Dan Halsted will act as producer. Anonymous Content, Paramount Television and Media Rights Capital will all co-produce the potential series.
The original Time Bandits starred Sean Connery, John Cleese and Shelley Duvall. Its story revolves around an 11-year-old boy with a wild imagination and love of history who travels in time with six dwarfs to steal treasures throughout history. The film included various historical and mythological figures, like Agamemnon, Napoleon and Robin Hood.
Time Bandits: Taika Waititi to Produce, Direct Pilot for Apple TV Series
Taika Waititi, known for directing Thor: Ragnarok and What We Do in the Shadows, will reportedly co-write, direct and executive produce a pilot episode for Apple’s series remake of Terry Gilliam’s 1981 classic Time Bandits.
Reported by Deadline, Gilliam will also executive produce and People of Earth’s Dan Halsted will act as producer. Anonymous Content, Paramount Television and Media Rights Capital will all co-produce the potential series.
The original Time Bandits starred Sean Connery, John Cleese and Shelley Duvall. Its story revolves around an 11-year-old boy with a wild imagination and love of history who travels in time with six dwarfs to steal treasures throughout history. The film included various historical and mythological figures, like Agamemnon, Napoleon and Robin Hood.
Valve Terminates Contract With Artifact Creator
Late last week, Valve confirmed to Variety that it had laid off 13 employees and a number of its contractors, one of which was lead Artifact designer and Magic: The Gathering creator Richard Garfield.
According to an an email Garfield sent to Artifact fan site Artibuff, both he and Skaff Elias (the two of which make up a game design consulting company called Three Donkeys) were among the contractors let go by Valve, a decision Garfield said “makes sense for a number of reasons.”
Tom Holland, Russo Brothers to Follow Avengers With Non-Marvel Film Cherry
Spider-Man actor Tom Holland is in talks to star in the Russo Brothers’ upcoming non-Marvel film Cherry.
Per Variety, Joe and Anthony Russo will direct the film using a script from Jessica Goldberg, best known for creating the Hulu series The Path. The Russo Brothers’ production company AGBO acquired the rights to Nico Walker’s novel Cherry last August, and reportedly plans to shoot this summer.
Cherry's plot revolves around Walker’s own life, where he dropped out of college, served as an Army medic in Iraq, returned home after receiving several medals and commendations, suffered from severe PTSD and became addicted to opioids. To fund his heroin addiction, he robbed 11 Cleveland banks in four months, was arrested and given an 11-year prison sentence, during which time he wrote his highly-praised book. Walker is scheduled to be released from prison in November 2020.
Tom Holland, Russo Brothers to Follow Avengers With Non-Marvel Film Cherry
Spider-Man actor Tom Holland is in talks to star in the Russo Brothers’ upcoming non-Marvel film Cherry.
Per Variety, Joe and Anthony Russo will direct the film using a script from Jessica Goldberg, best known for creating the Hulu series The Path. The Russo Brothers’ production company AGBO acquired the rights to Nico Walker’s novel Cherry last August, and reportedly plans to shoot this summer.
Cherry's plot revolves around Walker’s own life, where he dropped out of college, served as an Army medic in Iraq, returned home after receiving several medals and commendations, suffered from severe PTSD and became addicted to opioids. To fund his heroin addiction, he robbed 11 Cleveland banks in four months, was arrested and given an 11-year prison sentence, during which time he wrote his highly-praised book. Walker is scheduled to be released from prison in November 2020.
Visiting Dumbo’s Real-Life Circus Set
Walking onto Dumbo’s Pinewood set is legitimately like walking into a circus.
As I visit in late 2017, the core of the Medici Circus - the new Dumbo’s birthplace - is remarkably intact, a bustle of tents and stalls cut through with a train track, taking up the bulk of one of the legendary studio’s main spaces. Far from the blown-apart, half-open buildings of a traditional set, this feels like a real place (albeit built inside a whole other real place).
Camera operators have to navigate the gaps between attractions, and tents jostle for space with mixing desks and make-up stations. It might not be being used like a circus - peek inside most of the structures and you’ll find craftily-stored equipment - but it was constructed, at least in part, by trained circus builders, right down to working stables. Going by the smell, they were working recently.