The voice behind Frozen's Princess Anna apologized to parents as she accepted a big Disney award.
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Hi! My name’s Michael, and today I want to talk to you about time loops.
Loop Hero, Raya and the Last Dragon, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Taskmaster and Line of Duty.
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This time loop is quite the time killer.
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It's not hard to imagine why the concept of being trapped in an endless, repetitive nightmare has really resonated with audiences over the last few years, but in the socially distanced pandemic era, it's more #relatable than ever. That might be good news for 6:45, the new indie time-loop horror movie that's been in the works for years and is just now finding its way to audiences. Set in a mysterious island resort called Bog Grove, the film follows a couple who sets out for a relaxing getaway and relationship refresher only to discover the …
I'll be frank with you — I am all about that high-falutin' "interactive experience > video game" life. If a game (or experience, or whatever you wanna call it) pushes the limits of our relationship to it being a "game," offers narrative immersion over typical AAA trappings, and otherwise feels like an art installation, I'm all in, baby! Thus, the trailer for Annapurna Interactive's (yes, like the indie film company who made films like Hustlers and Booksmart) Twelve Minutes is catnip to me. And the gobsmacking A-list cast doesn't hurt, either. James McAvoy and Daisy …
Clear your whiteboard... there's another mystery to solve in the Palm Springs universe!
With the episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. titled “As I Have Always Been,” actress Elizabeth Henstridge, a.k.a. Jemma Simmons, makes her directorial debut, as a time storm is propelling the Zephyr and her S.H.I.E.L.D. teammates toward imminent doom. At the same time, Daisy (Chloe Bennet) and Coulson (Clark Gregg) are stuck in a loop where they’re forced to attempt to save the team over and over, until they finally get it right or are sucked into the raging storm, while all they want to do …
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It's a trope defined by one film, but like all fascinating tropes used so many other TV shows, films, and video games, the time loop has become a storytelling tool used by countless creators in the service of unique stories — most recently with the new Hulu film Palm Springs. And like any tool, what makes them fascinating is they can be used in different ways. The list below focuses on Groundhog Day-esque narratives where each repetition resets everything — at least at the beginning, though for many of these narratives things eventually change from loop to loop. (This is …
Tales from the Loop is not your average sci-fi TV series. It’s not overly serialized—it’s a bit of an anthology hybrid with each episode telling a different story set in the same town, with overlapping characters. It’s not overly “sci-fi”—the world of the show takes a more grounded and realistic approach to the science fiction elements. And it’s not even made by people who regularly make television—the crew is a who’s who of Oscar-winning and Oscar-nominated talent. Which is what makes speaking with director Mark Romanek, who helmed …