A new poster for Masters of the Universe confirms the film is on track to hit its March 2021 release date.
Reported by Collider, the poster is extremely simple, including a silver, glimmering logo for the film, with the words “The Power Returns March 2021” written below. The simplicity of the poster can be chalked up to its use as a promo poster for the upcoming Licensing Expo, which studios use to strike marketing deals with brands outside of the film industry.
Credit: Collider, Sony.
Thanks to a panel listing for the E3 2019 Coliseum schedule, we now know to expect a new Darksiders game will be unveiled at E3 and promises to take the franchise in a “fresh direction.”
Set for Thursday, June 13, a panel titled “Darksiders: Action Adventure Evolved” will be held at 10:30 am PT. The panel’s official description reads:
“A discussion about the inception of the Darksiders universe and where it’s headed next. This panel will coincide with the E3 2019 unveil of a brand new Darksiders game that takes the franchise in a fresh direction. This is a panel discussion about the art and business of creating and maintaining an action adventure franchise rich in-game and corporate lore.”
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Marc Webb, director of The Amazing Spider-Man, Gifted and 500 Days of Summer, is reportedly Disney’s top choice to helm a live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Reported by Variety, Webb is currently in talks with Disney for this position. Erin Cressida Wilson, known for her work on The Girl on the Train, is in negotiations to write the film’s script. The project is said to expand on the original film’s story and music, with La La Land and The Greatest Showman’s Benj Pasek and Justin Paul set to write new songs. Marc Platt is signed on to produce. Disney revealed this live-action adaptation was in the works back in 2016.
A new week-long event is kicking off soon in Pokemon Go. Niantic is holding another Adventure Week beginning Tuesday, June 4, and it’ll give players a chance to earn extra rewards, catch some rare Rock-types, and even find a couple of new Shiny Pokemon.
During Adventure Week, Geodude, Rhyhorn, Omanyte, Aron, Lileep, Anorith, and other Rock Pokemon will appear in the wild much more frequently than normal. You’ll also be able to hatch certain Rock-types–such as Onix, Larvitar, Lileep, Anorith, and Shieldon–from 2 km Eggs, and Onix and other Rock Pokemon will appear in Raid Battles. On top of that, you’ll have your first chance to catch Shiny versions of Onix, Lileep, and Anorith.
In addition to increased Rock Pokemon spawns, you’ll earn four times the usual amount of Buddy Candy during Adventure Week, as well as a whopping 10 times the usual amount of XP the first time you spin the Photo Disc at a new PokeStop. If you have Adventure Sync turned on, you’ll also be able to earn 50,000 Stardust and 15 Rare Candies when you walk 50 km.
Finally, Niantic is distributing special Field Research tasks during Adventure Week. As usual, you’ll be able to collect these tasks by spinning the Photo Disc at PokeStops. Adventure Week is scheduled to end at 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET / 9 PM BST on June 11. You can read more about the event on the official Pokemon Go website.
Adventure Week isn’t the only Pokemon Go event on the horizon. The game’s next Community Day will take place on Saturday, June 8. The featured Pokemon this month will be Slakoth; not only will it appear in the wild more frequently than normal, it will also be able to learn an event-exclusive move if you manage to evolve it into its final form, Slaking, up to an hour after the event ends. The Legendary Pokemon Cresselia has also returned for a limited time.
The Pokemon Company held a press conference earlier this week, where it announced a handful of new Pokemon games and services, including a new app called Pokemon Sleep that aims to “turn sleep into entertainment.” To coincide with the announcement, the Sleeping Pokemon Snorlax is spawning in the wild in Pokemon Go until June 3.
Outside of a rather unceremonious title reveal at last year’s EA press conference at E3, not much was known about Jedi: Fallen Order until this year’s Star Wars Celebration convention in Chicago, where developer Respawn Games blew the lid off the game with an hour-long live panel in front of a packed Star Wars loving crowd. At the panel, Respawn debuted a new cinematic trailer, discussed some big story, setting, and character details, and even unveiled the game’s new droid, an adorable little robot named BD-1 who looks like a sentient version of Luke Skywalker’s Macrobinoculars from A New Hope. We learned that the story features new Star Wars hero Cal Kestis, a Jedi padawan trying his best to lay low after the Empire’s Order 66 was enacted to (almost successfully) wipe out all Jedi from the galaxy.
Bungie is set to reveal “the next chapter of Destiny 2” next week.
Per an official post on Twitter, the reveal will happen on June 6 at 10am PT/1pm ET/6pm UK/3am June 7 AEST, though no other details were announced. The image used behind the text is dark and hard to discern, and appears to largely consist of white smoke.
— Bungie (@Bungie) May 30, 2019
With Godzilla: King of the Monsters hitting theaters, lots of folks are wondering just who the many monsters — or kaiju — are that are showing up to battle Godzilla this time around. The King has a lot of enemies, but who are they exactly and what are their names? From King Ghidorah to Rodan to Kumonga and beyond, let’s break it all down.
Check out the slideshow below for all the monsters in Legendary’s MonsterVerse so far, from the first Godzilla from 2014, through Kong: Skull Island, and including what we know so far about Godzilla: King of the Monsters:
For even more on Godzilla and the MonsterVerse, check out these weird moments in Godzilla history. Dig in to our visit of the set and Monarch headquarters! Get the lowdown on the origins of Godzilla here. Or watch our interview with the cast and director of King of the Monsters, where they discuss bringing more monsters into the mix.
Robert Pattinson and Nicholas Hoult will reportedly be screen testing in full costume to potentially play the Caped Crusader in the upcoming film The Batman.
Revealed by The Wrap reporter Umberto Gonzalez on Twitter, he suspects the two are “screen testing in the Batsuit because Wardrobe Department will need full wardrobe test. Additionally, the film will now start production in Q1 2020.”
BATMAN UPDATE: Robert Pattinson & Nicholas Hoult are screen testing for the role. I suspect they’re screen testing in the Batsuit because Wardrobe Department will need full wardrobe test. Additionally, the film will now start production in Q1 2020. pic.twitter.com/eekafrqomL
Warning: Slight spoilers for HBO’s Chernobyl follow…
With the nightmarish Night King vanquished and go-for-broke Godzilla rampage right around the corner, you might think this year’s summertime scares will come in the form of monstrous Kaiju or sinister lords of frozen death.
What if we told you that the most terrifying thing you’ll see all year is real? A crushing catastrophe from our own recent history. One that opened up the closest thing we’ll ever see to a “Hellmouth.”
HBO’s five-part miniseries, Chernobyl, isn’t just garnering rave reviews because of its stellar performances and sharp direction, but because it’s unrepentantly horrifying. Detailing and dramatizing the devastating 1986 nuclear power plant disaster in northern Soviet Ukraine, Chernobyl unleashes an unnerving and unrelenting assault on the viewer that engages in all forms of terror.