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A welcome jump scare.
A couple of new behind-the-scenes images from David Fincher’s Netflix movie Mank have landed online, offering tantalizing teases of what’s to come. While highly anticipated films like No Time to Die continue to exit 2020 in hopes of finding theatrical success in a world less ravaged by the current pandemic, we at least know that Mank isn’t going anywhere. Fincher’s first feature film in six years is a Netflix original, and is thus far less concerned with theatrical box office receipts. And while I will still hold out hopes that Netflix puts the movie …
Destiny 2 is a giant online action-RPG multiplayer shooter from those mad geniuses at Bungie, an epic, sprawling title before its numerous expansions and DLC packs were released (Curse of Osiris, Warmind, Forsaken, that dang Annual Pass, and Shadowkeep). Sadly, its latest expansion pack offered -- Destiny 2: Beyond Light -- has been delayed by about two months, due to complications involving the coronavirus pandemic. Originally scheduled for September 22, Bungie has announced it will now come out November 10. Here's Bungie's statement in full: [caption id="attachment_902204" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Bungie[/caption] As the first …
As #BlackLivesMatter protests swept the globe over the last couple of weeks, people were feeling the call for activism and doing some serious self-reflection on their own privilege, prejudice, and bias. People were also watching The Help on Netflix, which was the #1 most popular movie on the streaming service over the weekend. And folks, that ain’t it. Indeed, the Oscar-winning 2011 film which itself was based on a book by Kathryn Stockett tells the story of two Black maids in 1963 Mississippi, the racism they’re forced to deal with every day as they work for …
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