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Every week for the last eight weeks has been a damn good week if you’re subbed to HBO Max or wherever you can legitimately catch the 80s rock-supercharged hit series, Peacemaker.
Disney/Lucasfilm are announcing a May 25 premiere for Disney+ series, Obi-Wan Kenobi, the latest in line of programming for the Star Wars brand as the companies continue plotting future film and television endeavors. The show was firstly announced back in 2018 as a feature film prior to the studio switching gears a year later, thus announcing plans for a show at D23 that year.
As far as videogame franchises I’ve never touched in my life but still kept hearing about regardless, “Halo” is probably number one in the list. It’s been an influential mainstay in pop culture for years with multi-media franchise efforts adding to its legacy, and with none other than Paramount Plus series, Halo, contributing its payload to the fandom.
Western anime distributors Sentai have announced that they have acquired the exclusive license for Saiyuki RELOAD: ZEROIN, the latest installment in the long running franchise. The series is due to stream exclusively on the HIDIVE streaming platform for the Winter 2022 Simulcast season. A home video release is set to follow the simulcast run. Additionally, the ova SAIYUKI GAIDEN OVA – Kouga no Chapter, has been licensed by the distributor.
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Ever had one of those days where you were sifting through Netflix and surely enough you came across something you were bound to be interested in only before you kept scrolling?
TokuSHOUTsu made today a day to celebrate for more than just this author today, as November 1st is the day that fan favorite series Kamen Rider Ryuki finally is released in the west! In addition, pre-orders were opened for the upcoming Kamen Rider Zero-One series, a first of it’s kind release for the franchise.
Director Gavin O’Connor is partnering with Lionsgate for a television spin-off based on 2011 sports drama, Warrior. O’Connor, whose credits also include Miracle and The Way Back, confirmed as much in an interview with Discussing Film’s Michael Slavin on Tuesday.
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I haven’t been able to catch Big Bad Wolves, so I don’t have a reference to go by when discussing anything prior to the latest solo-directing work of that film’s co-helmer, Navot Papushado. Going forward, I can only speak instinctively and defer to my natural responses for a film like Gunpowder Milkshake, an assassin thriller that undoubtedly attempts at following a formula to success.
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