Terminator Reboot Title Officially Revealed
The sixth Terminator film, set to release at the end of 2019, is officially titled Terminator: Dark Fate.
IGN can confirm the official title for the new movie is Terminator: Dark Fate. James Cameron revealed Dark Fate was the movie's working title in an interview with Yahoo.
Terminator: Dark Fate will be a sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day, with Cameron serving as executive producer and Tim Miller directing the film. It will star Linda Hamilton, Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Reyes, Gabriel Luna, Diego Boneta, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Terminator Reboot Title Officially Revealed
The sixth Terminator film, set to release at the end of 2019, is officially titled Terminator: Dark Fate.
IGN can confirm the official title for the new movie is Terminator: Dark Fate. James Cameron revealed Dark Fate was the movie's working title in an interview with Yahoo.
Terminator: Dark Fate will be a sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day, with Cameron serving as executive producer and Tim Miller directing the film. It will star Linda Hamilton, Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Reyes, Gabriel Luna, Diego Boneta, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
7 Milestones for Black Superheroes Across 4 Decades of Film and TV
2018 was a great year for comic book fans. We got eight major film adaptations, ranging from huge blockbusters (Avengers: Infinity War) to critical marvels (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse). Nearly all of them were well received by not only die-hard comic book fans but by the general public, as well. And in some cases, even by those who would have never given a comic book a second thought.
Though bombastic fights and amazing visuals in these films helped sell the onscreen drama, there were far more significant elements that contributed to their standout presences. These films offered a subtler yet impactful theme: the positive representation of black characters. In honor of Black History Month, we decided to look back over the years to pinpoint seven of the most groundbreaking milestones in the evolution of that representation in comic book adaptations.
7 Milestones for Black Superheroes Across 4 Decades of Film and TV
2018 was a great year for comic book fans. We got eight major film adaptations, ranging from huge blockbusters (Avengers: Infinity War) to critical marvels (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse). Nearly all of them were well received by not only die-hard comic book fans but by the general public, as well. And in some cases, even by those who would have never given a comic book a second thought.
Though bombastic fights and amazing visuals in these films helped sell the onscreen drama, there were far more significant elements that contributed to their standout presences. These films offered a subtler yet impactful theme: the positive representation of black characters. In honor of Black History Month, we decided to look back over the years to pinpoint seven of the most groundbreaking milestones in the evolution of that representation in comic book adaptations.
Activision Blizzard Reportedly Planning Massive Layoffs
Activision Blizzard is reportedly planning on announcing job cuts that could "number in the hundreds" following slowing sales for the company responsible for such titles as Call of Duty and Overwatch.
As reported by Bloomberg, the announcement of these layoffs could arrive as early as Tuesday and are "part of a restructuring aimed at centralizing functions and boosting profit."
Activision Blizzard's shares dropped around 2.5% on Friday and is furthering the story that was "acknowledged on a November conference call that some key titles, such as Overwatch and Hearthstone, were seeing flat or declining numbers of users."
Activision Blizzard Reportedly Planning Massive Layoffs
Activision Blizzard is reportedly planning on announcing job cuts that could "number in the hundreds" following slowing sales for the company responsible for such titles as Call of Duty and Overwatch.
As reported by Bloomberg, the announcement of these layoffs could arrive as early as Tuesday and are "part of a restructuring aimed at centralizing functions and boosting profit."
Activision Blizzard's shares dropped around 2.5% on Friday and is furthering the story that was "acknowledged on a November conference call that some key titles, such as Overwatch and Hearthstone, were seeing flat or declining numbers of users."
Kingdom Hearts 3: The Challenges and Rewards of Working With Disney
There are licensed games, and then there’s Kingdom Hearts – very probably the biggest and strangest cross-company undertaking in video game history. Over the course of almost 20 years, Square’s borrowed dozens of Disney characters and adapted them for its bonkers multiverse plotline. Kingdom Hearts 3 is its most ambitious use of Disney properties yet, from trying to create photorealistic Pirates of the Caribbean characters, while simultaneously trying to capture Pixar animation magic for the first time.
It’s such an unusual task that, in getting the chance to talk with multiple members of the game’s team, my first question was invariably “what’s working with Disney like?” The range of answers reveals a lot about how both Disney and Square Enix work, and the challenges and rewards of their ongoing relationship. Here’s what I learned.
Kingdom Hearts 3: The Challenges and Rewards of Working With Disney
There are licensed games, and then there’s Kingdom Hearts – very probably the biggest and strangest cross-company undertaking in video game history. Over the course of almost 20 years, Square’s borrowed dozens of Disney characters and adapted them for its bonkers multiverse plotline. Kingdom Hearts 3 is its most ambitious use of Disney properties yet, from trying to create photorealistic Pirates of the Caribbean characters, while simultaneously trying to capture Pixar animation magic for the first time.
It’s such an unusual task that, in getting the chance to talk with multiple members of the game’s team, my first question was invariably “what’s working with Disney like?” The range of answers reveals a lot about how both Disney and Square Enix work, and the challenges and rewards of their ongoing relationship. Here’s what I learned.
New Code Geass Movie Is Coming to Theaters This May
Funimation's upcoming anime movie Code Geass: Lelouch of the Re;surrection will be released in North American theaters this May. The subtitled version will debut May 5 and the dubbed version will be shown May 7-8.
In addition to the release date, Funimation provided IGN with an exclusive new teaser. While brief, it gives us our first glimpse at series protagonist Lelouch vi Britannia (aka Lelouch Lamperouge or Zero) in the Code Geass sequel movie, and he appears to be alive and well.
Watch the new teaser trailer below:
Funimation dropped the first trailer for Lelouch of the Re;surrection this past December, showing Kalleen, Suzaku, and several others. Meanwhile, Lelouch was noticeably absent, with fans left questioning whether or not he's still alive. This new teaser makes it clear Lelouch is indeed alive, and it looks like he will play a key role in the film.
New Code Geass Movie Is Coming to Theaters This May
Funimation's upcoming anime movie Code Geass: Lelouch of the Re;surrection will be released in North American theaters this May. The subtitled version will debut May 5 and the dubbed version will be shown May 7-8.
In addition to the release date, Funimation provided IGN with an exclusive new teaser. While brief, it gives us our first glimpse at Code Geass protagonist Lelouch vi Britannia (aka Lelouch Lamperouge or Zero) in the movie, and he appears to be alive and well.
Watch the new teaser trailer below:
Funimation dropped the first trailer for the upcoming movie sequel this past December, showing Kalleen, Suzaku, and others. Meanwhile, Lelouch was noticeably absent, with fans left questioning whether or not he's still alive. This new teaser makes it clear Lelouch is indeed alive and will play a key role in the film.