Deadpool 2: Ryan Reynolds Just Pulled His Most Insane Stunt Yet
Ryan Reynolds has pulled one of his most ridiculous stunts yet to promote Deadpool 2, surprise appearing on the South Korean game show King of Mask Singer.
The show's official Twitter account revealed the actor went on stage dressed as a colorful unicorn while singing "Tomorrow" from the film Annie. On King of Mask Singer, celebrities don masks to conceal their identities while battling one another in a sing-off. Check out his performance below.
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First Look: Jimmy Fallon, Ariana Grande Sing with Nintendo Labo
What do you get when you combine The Tonight Show’s Jimmy Fallon and The Roots, music superstar Ariana Grande, and the all-new highly innovative construction toy, Nintendo Labo? Simply put, you get the most talented cardboard superband the world has ever seen.
In a twist on the wildly popular Tonight Show segment Classroom Instruments, the “No Tears Left To Cry” songstress, together with Fallon and The Roots performed the hit single using nothing but cardboard instruments. Taking full advantage of Nintendo’s Labo Toy-Con garage mode, the group was able to recreate and perform the song in its entirety.
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Monster Hunter Movie Starring Milla Jovovich Will Start Production in September
A big screen adaptation of Capcom’s Monster Hunter will begin production in September this year, reports Variety.
Backed by German film production and distribution company Constantin Film, the movie will feature Resident Evil and The Fifth Element star Milla Jovovich in an unspecified role. It will be helmed by Jovovich’s husband Paul W. S. Anderson (writer of all six movies in the Resident Evil film franchise and the director of four of them).
The film, reportedly budgeted at around USD$60 million, is set to shoot in South Africa – just like 2016’s Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.
NES Classic Coming Back June 29
Nintendo has announced NES Classic Edition will return to store shelves next month.
"NES Classic Edition will return to stores on June 29! This system and the SNES Classic Edition system are expected to be available through the end of the year," reads a post from the official Nintendo of America Twitter account.
Thanks incredibly high demand for the micro-console, NES Classic suffered a supply shortage as soon as it launched in late 2016. In April the following year, Nintendo announced it was discontinuing the system. Several months later however, shortly before the launch of SNES Classic, Nintendo announced NES Classic would return at some point in summer 2018.
Gotham: Fox Renews Batman Prequel Series for Fifth and Final Season
Fox has renewed its Batman prequel series Gotham for a fifth and final season.
Variety reports Gotham will return for Season 5, which will focus on Bruce Wayne's transformation into the Dark Knight. A premiere date for the new season has not been set.
With Season 4 coming to an end soon, IGN recently spoke with Gotham EP/showrunner John Stephens about ending the series with Batman, the Joker swap, and No Man's Land. Also be sure to read why we think Krypton succeeds where Gotham failed and our thoughts on the disappointing Joker swap.
Why Knights of the Old Republic 2 Tells My Favourite Star Wars Story
When The Last Jedi was released in December 2017, it was polarising to say the least. Critics lauded it, but fans were divided; some loved its unique take on the Star Wars universe, while others felt it betrayed the foundations upon which the galaxy far, far away was built.
The divisive response got me thinking: what makes a Star Wars story good? Personally, I rather enjoyed The Last Jedi, although I can certainly understand the perspectives of those that didn't; the way Rian Johnson chose to portray Luke Skywalker is perhaps, the perfect example.
Think about the key elements of the Star Wars universe - the Force, the Jedi, the ongoing conflict between the light side and the dark side. The Last Jedi presents these in a way that tends to go against some of the more commonly accepted tropes that are present in the other films. The Last Jedi, after all, almost completely dismisses the concept of black and white, choosing instead to colour its story and characters in shades of grey.
Podcast: Our Favorite and Least Favorite MCU Movies
Welcome back to the IGN Movies Podcast! In this week's episode, Jim Vejvoda, Tom Jorgensen, and Joshua Yehl talk up the latest developments in the geek moviesphere.
First, we chat up the most noteworthy new trailers (including our thoughts on the first look at The Predator), the news about a G.I. Joe spin-off featuring Snake-Eyes, and more.
The bulk of this week's episode, though, is dedicated to us picking our absolute favorite and least favorite entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
We also respond to listener questions, including offering our choices for our favorite classic Universal Monster movies.
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Lethal Weapon Recasts Lead With Seann William Scott as New Character
Lethal Weapon has been renewed for Season 3, with Seann William Scott joining the show as the new co-lead.
FOX announced Scott will play a new character—replacing Clayne Crawford's Martin Riggs—who partners up with Murtaugh (Damon Wayans). This will be Scott's first series regular role in a network TV show.
Seann William Scott in American Reunion (Credit: Universal Pictures)
Crawford was recently fired from the series following two on-set incidents related to concerns over working conditions. Crawford had to apologize for those two specific incidents, with the actor reportedly completing studio-appointed therapy.
New Superhot Game Featuring Japan-Inspired Setting Announced
A new Superhot game set in Japan has been revealed by Japanese developer GameTomo.
Tentatively titled Superhot JP, the game was revealed on GameTomo's website and will be a standalone title within the Superhot universe inspired by Japanese culture. The game is being developed in Tokyo with guidance from Superhot Team.
Superhot JP will feature an all-new storyline as well as a range of Japanese settings including "hot springs, samurai castles... karaoke bars and bullet trains." An all-new Japanese themed UI and menu will also be incorporated.
The game will boast approximately "15-18 regular levels and 3-4 endless levels" and will be priced "very reasonably." The studio plans to release the game for "at least" PS4 and PC. There is no official release date as of yet, but the game will be released in Japan first "and then possibly other countries worldwide."