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Adult Swim’s Apollo Gauntlet – First Look
Apollo Gauntlet is a new animated comedy series coming to Adult Swim. Created (and animated) by Myles Langlois and produced by Six Point Harness (the production studio of animation company MONDO and Mosaic).
Take a look at the exclusive trailer and official synopsis for Apollo Gauntlet below.
Paul Cassidy is your standard Canadian cop who stumbles onto a nefarious plot by Dr. Benign to open an inter-dimensional portal between Earth and, well, wherever. When Paul awakens in Dr. Benign's lair, little does he know they'll both wind up in another dimension, where Paul will become...Apollo Gauntlet! Armed literally with talking gauntlets, he's stoic! He's heroic! And, remember, he's Canadian!
7 Things You Need to Know About Dragon Ball FighterZ
Dragon Ball Z has had a ton of fighting games over the years of varying degrees of quality, but none have ever made us more excited than Dragon Ball FighterZ. Visually, it’s pretty easy to see why, but there’s more to this game than meets the eye, which is why we’re here to break down everything you need to know about Dragon Ball FighterZ.
First off, let’s talk about the combat system of the game. As this is an Arc System Works title, the controls are very similar to those of Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, and Persona 4 Arena. It’s a four button combat system, with light, medium, and heavy attacks, and then the fourth button being mapped to projectiles.
11 Great Actors Who Slummed It in Transformers Movies
The Transformers movies have a peculiar habit of attracting world-renowned thespians to help bring to life the story of giant, alien robots who transform into cars and fighter jets. That trend dates all the way back to 1986's Transformers: The Movie, which proved to be one of the last gigs in Oscar winner Orson Welles' long, storied career.
These days, it seems like the best and brightest in Hollywood are practically falling over themselves to appear in one of Michael Bay's live-action Transformers movies.
Whatever their motivations for joining the franchise, here are 11 decorated actors who decided to slum it in this critically reviled franchise.
Transformers: The Last Knight is in theaters now. The film is directed by Michael Bay and stars Mark Wahlberg, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Laura Haddock, Josh Duhamel, Jerrod Carmichael, Isabela Moner, and John Turturro.
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Medion's June Sale on Laptops Includes the High Performance Medion Erazer
Medion have started their January Sales and below are the 3 offers which really stood out to us, in particular the ever-famous Medion Erazer Gaming Laptop which sees you saving over £700! Alternatively, browse through all Medion Laptops on sale here.
Turns Out Harry Potter Isn’t the First “Harry Potter”
Even if you aren't into Harry Potter, you are at least familiar with the name. The character, written by J.K. Rowling and portrayed by Daniel Radcliffe on screen, is one of the most iconic in pop culture. However, it turns out that the Harry Potter we all know and love isn't even the first wizard to be named Harry Potter.
We know this thanks to the latest history dump provided by Rowling over at Pottermore. If you keep up with Rowling at all, you are probably aware of her tendency to continue to provide additional information about the world she created, and the characters therein. While she hasn't written a new book about Potter and company for quite some time, Rowling can't seem to help revisiting Potter and company. This time around, she went into the history of the Potter family lineage, where she dropped the news about the first Harry Potter.
Wonder Woman Is The Highest-Grossing Movie by a Female Director
Wonder Woman is a hit with both critics and audiences, and now it's busy breaking box office records as well. The latest film in the DC Extended Universe is officially the highest-grossing live-action movie directed by a woman.
The woman in question is Patty Jenkins, who, along with star Gal Gadot, helped bring Wonder Woman to the big screen with flair. The movie has made $609.8 million worldwide, which helped Jenkins and the film surpass previous record holder Mamma Mia!, which was directed by Phyllida Lloyd.
Mario Kart, Evangelion Featured in Japan VR Arcade
Bandai Namco has revealed details on VR Zone Shinjuku, which it’s billing as “Japan’s largest VR entertainment facility” and “the flagship location for the next-generation of entertainment.” VR Zone Shinjuku is set to open on July 14 in Tokyo, with reservations available now on its official site.
VR Zone Shinjuku will include 15 VR experiences including Dragon Ball VR: “Master the Kamehameha,” Evangelion VR: “The Throne of Souls,” Mario Kart Arcade Grand Prix VR, and more.
Bandai Namco also described other VR experiences not based on franchises, including “exploring a fantasy world on a winged bicycle, a horror-filled dinosaur survival run, and much more.”
Get Tickets to an Advanced Screening of Atomic Blonde
The new action thriller, Atomic Blonde is heading to theaters next month, but IGN can help you see the film early.
If you are in one of the cities listed below, you can check some special fan screenings. Click the link for free tickets to a special advanced Atomic Blonde screening, which will take place on June 28th. These screenings are presented by Universal and IGN.
- Chamblee, GA
- Boston, MA
- Chicago, IL
- Dallas, TX
- Houston, TX
- Burbank, CA
- Plantation, FL
- New York City, NY
- Buena Park, CA
Jared Leto on If Joker Will Be in the Harley Quinn Spin-Off
Ever since it was revealed that Warner Bros. was developing a Suicide Squad spin-off, revolving around Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn and the Gotham City Sirens, one question about the project was whether it would include an appearance by Harley's on-again, off-again boyfriend, the Joker (played in Suicide Squad by Oscar winner Jared Leto).
Entertainment Tonight caught up with Leto this week while he was promoting his new HBO documentary series, The Defiant Ones, and asked him whether his Joker will be in the DC film.
