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Warner Bros. Pictures business and news from across the web.- How to redeem codes in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark KnightThis guide explains how to redeem codes in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight, which are primarily obtained by purchasing specific real-world Lego sets. Players need to sign up for Lego Insiders, scan QR codes from set instruction manuals, and register their sets to receive unique in-game codes for cosmetic rewards like variant skins and batmobiles.
- All League of Shadows Collectibles in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark KnightThis guide details the locations of all five Bonsai Trees and one Red Brick collectible within the League of Shadows mission in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight. Specific steps are provided to find each item, including breaking a chandelier, exploring a large courtyard, and navigating a temple puzzle.
- Iceberg Lounge Safe Code and Red Brick puzzle solution for Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark KnightThis guide provides the solution for the Iceberg Lounge safe code puzzle in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight, which unlocks a Red Brick. The code is 596, derived from two notes found in the area, with the middle digit fixed. The unlocked Red Brick provides the Filthy Rich modifier, offering new color palette variants for suits.
- All Docks collectibles in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark KnightThis guide details the locations of all five Surfboard collectibles and one Red Brick within the Docks area of Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight during the New Beginnings mission. The guide provides step-by-step instructions to find each item, including a Red Brick that grants a Nautical Modifier.
- All Iceberg Lounge Collectibles in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark KnightThis guide details the locations of all 11 collectibles, specifically Disco Balls and Waynetech Caches, within the Iceberg Lounge level of Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight. It provides step-by-step instructions for finding each item, including puzzle solutions for Waynetech Caches and the Red Brick safe code.
- Games Inbox: Is Forza Horizon the best arcade racer franchise?Readers discuss the Forza Horizon series, questioning its standing as the best arcade racer due to a lack of competition. Other topics include Warner Bros.' handling of The Lord of the Rings games, the sound design of Doom, and the embargo timing for game reviews.
- Mortal Kombat 2 writer says one of the big "mistakes" from the first movie was not having the game developers "as creatively involved as they should have been"Mortal Kombat 2 writer Jeremy Slater stated that a key improvement over the first film was the increased creative involvement of NetherRealm Studios, the developers of the Mortal Kombat game franchise. Slater emphasized that consulting directly with the game's creators for lore and mythology was crucial for the sequel's success, which has seen a stronger box office opening and better critical reception than its predecessor.
- Into the BlackDavid Koepp is set to script a remake of Michael Crichton's 1973 film Westworld. The article also notes the passing of actor Michael Pennington, who was 82 and known for his role in Star Wars.
- Mortal Kombat 2 star Max Huang wants a Shaolin Monks spin-off after that standout Blue Portal fightMortal Kombat 2 actor Max Huang expressed interest in a spin-off game based on Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, citing the potential to explore the origins of Kung Lao and Liu Kang. Huang, who plays Kung Lao, mentioned that co-star Ludi Lin and he have discussed the idea, believing it would be a great way to delve into the characters' backstories and the broader Mortal Kombat lore.
- As Mortal Kombat 2 debuts to a series-best opening weekend, producer apologizes for lashing out against critics who…Mortal Kombat 2 producer Todd Garner has apologized for lashing out at critics following the film's successful opening weekend. Garner admitted that once a movie is released, no one is above criticism and expressed regret for his earlier comments on social media.
- Mortal Kombat 2 writer says [redacted] was killed because hardcore fans were "very vocal about calling for his…Mortal Kombat 2 writer Jeremy Slater revealed that the character Cole Young's swift death in the sequel was a direct response to negative fan reactions to his inclusion in the first film. Slater explained that while some deaths are designed to shock, others, like Cole's, are driven by vocal fan feedback. The film also features a surprising 'death' for Liu Kang, which deviates from the game's canon and sets up potential future plot developments, with the possibility of character resurrection through necromancer Quan Chi.
- Mortal Kombat 2 redeems itself by fixing the worst thing about the first movieMortal Kombat 2 is considered a significant improvement over the first film, primarily due to its decision to sideline the original movie's protagonist, Cole Young, early on. This shift allows for a greater focus on established Mortal Kombat characters like Johnny Cage and Kitana, leading to a more engaging narrative and better pacing. While not a perfect adaptation, the sequel successfully redeems the franchise by prioritizing fan-favorite characters and delivering a more satisfying cinematic experience.
- Peacemaker and Superbad director is reportedly the top choice to direct a possible Deathstroke and Bane movie for DCDC Studios is reportedly considering Greg Mottola, known for directing 'Superbad' and episodes of 'Peacemaker', to direct a potential movie featuring DC villains Deathstroke and Bane. Mottola is said to be the top choice among several filmmakers being considered for the project.
- Mortal Kombat 2 opening weekend numbers are pretty solid in the US, but international box office figures tell a different storyMortal Kombat 2 has achieved a solid domestic opening weekend in the US, earning approximately $40 million. However, its global debut is softer, with a total of $63 million, largely due to weaker international box office figures. Despite a modest $80 million budget, the film may struggle to break even globally, though Warner Bros. is already fast-tracking a third installment and hopes the IP will drive game sales.
- Mortal Kombat II Dirujak Kritikus, tapi Disukai PenontonMortal Kombat II has received a divided reception, with critics praising its action and fatalities but criticizing its lack of emotional depth and weak story. Audiences, however, have responded positively, appreciating the nostalgic elements and iconic characters. The film, directed by Simon McQuoid and produced by Warner Bros., continues the Earthrealm fighters' battles in Outworld.
- Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Quietly Adds Denuvo DRM Weeks Before LaunchTT Games and Warner Bros. have added Denuvo DRM software to Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight shortly before its release. The controversial anti-tamper technology was quietly integrated into the game's files.
- Joe Taslim Ingin Lebih Banyak Adu Hantam di Mortal KombatJoe Taslim expressed a desire for more action and fight sequences in future Mortal Kombat installments, feeling his role as Noob Saibot in Mortal Kombat II was limited. He confirmed that a first draft for Mortal Kombat III is complete and shared his positive experiences building chemistry with the cast.
- Barang Matthew Perry Mulai Dilelang, Ada Koleksi Naskah FriendsPersonal belongings of the late Matthew Perry are being auctioned starting June 5th to benefit his non-profit foundation, aiming to reduce addiction stigma. The auction includes 26 scripts from Friends episodes, personal art, and awards. Proceeds will support addiction treatment and research.
- New Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition Trailer Celebrates Mortal Kombat II Movie Release Showcasing Film-Inspired In-Game OutfitsWarner Bros. Games has released a new trailer for Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition, highlighting character outfits inspired by the upcoming Mortal Kombat II movie. The Definitive Edition includes the base game, movie-inspired outfits, and previously released DLC. A promotion offers in-game currency for movie ticket purchasers, though it excludes the Nintendo Switch version.
- The rumors are true: The Batman 2 is set in winter as Matt Reeves delivers perfect first lookDirector Matt Reeves shared a first look at The Batman 2, revealing a wintry Gotham setting with snow and a car driving through a storm. Robert Pattinson returns as Batman and teased a "really different type of Batman movie" compared to the first installment. Sebastian Stan has been confirmed for the cast, with Scarlett Johansson reportedly in talks.