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En smygtitt på Blanka vs. Ryu i den kommande Street Fighter-filmen
A new clip from the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases a fight between Blanka, portrayed by Jason Momoa, and Ryu, played by Andrew Koji. The footage highlights Blanka's upgraded size and electric abilities, as well as Ryu's signature Hadouken attack. The film is set to premiere on October 15.
Resident Evil Movie Will Have “F**ked Up” Imagery, Director Says
Director Zach Cregger has teased that his upcoming Resident Evil movie will feature "f**ked up and weird" imagery and is the most violent project he has ever worked on. Cregger stated he had "total freedom" and "final-cut" privileges for the film, which he describes as a non-stop thrill ride. The movie, starring Austin Abrams, is set to release on September 18.
Elden Ring’s A24 adaptation is in the can — and a crew member said so before the post disappeared
The film adaptation of Elden Ring, produced by A24 and directed by Alex Garland, has reportedly completed production. Evidence emerged from a now-deleted Instagram post by a prop artist, which included a thank-you note from the production team and details about the project's timeline, suggesting a March 3, 2028 release date. The film is rumored to be a prequel, focusing on events before the game's Shattering.
Elden Ring Adaptation’s Filming Has Been Wrapped Up – Rumor
Filming for A24's Elden Ring movie adaptation has reportedly concluded, according to a former art and props department member. The film, written and directed by Alex Garland, is slated for a March 3rd, 2028 release and is A24's most expensive project to date. Garland, a fan of the game, has discussed the challenging nature of its boss fights, particularly Malenia.
Street Fighter clip reveals new look at Jason Momoa's Blanka and confirms a major cameo
A new preview for the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases Jason Momoa as Blanka and David Dastmalchian as M. Bison, alongside Andrew Koji as Ryu. The film, directed by Kitao Sakurai, also features cameos from Noah Centineo as Ken, Cody Rhodes as Guile, Roman Reigns as Akuma, Callina Liang as Chun-Li, 50 Cent, and YouTuber Maximilian Dood. The movie is set to release on October 16, 2026.
The New Street Fighter Movie Teaser Brings Blanka’s Electric Attacks To Life
A new teaser for the upcoming Street Fighter movie showcases a fight between Ryu and Blanka, highlighting Blanka's signature electric attacks and a brief glimpse of Ryu's Hadouken. The film, set in 1993, features characters like Ken, Chun-Li, and M. Bison, and is set to release in theaters on October 16, 2026.
Henry Cavill's Warhammer 40,000 project at Amazon announces involvement of popular horror director, reminding…
Games Workshop's 2026 financial report confirms their long-term partnership with Amazon Studios for Warhammer 40,000 film and TV adaptations, with Henry Cavill attached as star and executive producer. Horror director Mike Flanagan has been brought on board and is set to begin scripting after initial outlines were completed.
The Odyssey translator criticizes Christopher Nolan's movie for its "abysmal" writing and lack of sex…
Emily Wilson, a translator of Homer's "The Odyssey," has heavily criticized Christopher Nolan's film adaptation, calling its writing "abysmal" and its characters unconvincing. Wilson also noted the absence of sex scenes and unappealing food presentation in the movie. Despite the harsh critique, she acknowledged Nolan's effort to encourage public engagement with literature and praised Robert Pattinson's performance.
Zach Cregger may have made the best Resident Evil movie yet, but a faction of fans aren't happy about it
Director Zach Cregger's upcoming Resident Evil movie is facing backlash from some fans due to its departure from direct game adaptations and its original story set in Raccoon City. Cregger aims to celebrate the games by focusing on the survival horror experience and telling an original narrative that adheres to the established world's rules, rather than recasting existing characters.
Atari signs 10-title film deal with Universal
Atari has entered into a 10-title film deal with Universal Pictures to adapt several of its classic game intellectual properties into feature films. The first project has been acquired by Universal, with the specific game yet to be revealed. The 10 games included in the deal are Asteroids, Adventure, Berzerk, Breakout, Centipede, Crystal Castles, Millipede, Missile Command, Pong, and Yars' Revenge, all planned as big-scale action-adventure movies.
Zach Cregger admits 'I'm not going to be able to improve on Leon' which is why he's using original characters for the upcoming Resident Evil movie
Filmmaker Zach Cregger, a self-proclaimed fan of the Resident Evil games, is developing an upcoming movie adaptation. Cregger intends to tell an original story within the Resident Evil universe, focusing on survival horror elements and atmosphere rather than attempting to replicate or improve upon established game characters like Leon Kennedy. He aims to capture the dread, tension, and resource scarcity that define the gaming experience.
Atari and Universal to create movies based on classic properties including Asteroids and Missile Command
Atari has partnered with Universal Pictures and Entertainment 360 to adapt 10 of its classic video game franchises into movies. Properties including Asteroids, Missile Command, and Pong will be reimagined as action-adventure blockbusters. Atari CEO Wade Rosen expressed excitement about bringing the brand's spirit to a new medium.
Resident Evil Film Director Says He’s “Not Trying to Adapt a Video Game” to Explain Changes
Director Zach Cregger discussed changes made for the upcoming Resident Evil film reboot, stating he is not directly adapting the video games but aims to capture their essence. The movie will feature modern technology like smartphones and a snowy Raccoon City setting, deviating from the 1998 timeline of Resident Evil 2. Cregger emphasized focusing on new characters and a story that feels like a new entry in the series, incorporating elements like the T-Virus and Umbrella Corporation.
Here’s Why The New Resident Evil Movie Has Snow And Smartphones
Filmmaker Zach Cregger discussed creative changes in his upcoming Resident Evil movie, explaining the decision to set it in the present day with a snowy backdrop, diverging from the September 1998 setting of Resident Evil 2. Cregger stated that while the film lives in the world of Resident Evil 2, it prioritizes telling an original story with a distinct aesthetic over a one-to-one adaptation.
Atari Announces 10-Movie Deal With Universal But Don’t Expect Them All To Get Made
Atari has announced a 10-movie deal with Universal Pictures to adapt some of its classic video game properties for the big screen. While not all titles are expected to be made, Universal has already picked its first project, which will be an original spec from writers Matt Reilly and Carl Hampe. The deal includes iconic games such as Asteroids, Pong, and Missile Command.
There's a Breakout movie on the way as Atari signs deal to bring Pong, Asteroids, and other classic games to the big screen
Atari has partnered with Universal Pictures and Entertainment 360 to develop ten feature films based on its classic video game properties. The deal includes rights to games such as Pong, Asteroids, Breakout, and Centipede, with the aim of creating large-scale action-adventure movies. Universal has prior experience with video game adaptations, having distributed The Super Mario Bros. Movie and Five Nights at Freddy's.
Resident Evil movie director says he "took liberties" with the game, which is why there is snow and an iPhone
Director Zach Cregger discussed creative liberties taken for the upcoming Resident Evil movie, explaining the inclusion of snow and an iPhone. He stated that the film is not a direct adaptation of Resident Evil 2 and takes place in 2026, allowing for modern elements and an aesthetic choice for a horror setting in the snow.
Atari signs 10-game deal with Universal for movies based on Pong, Breakout, Centipede, and yes, really, Pong
Atari has signed a 10-game deal with Universal Pictures and Entertainment 360 to develop movies based on classic Atari titles. The agreement includes games like Pong, Breakout, Centipede, Asteroids, and Missile Command, with the intention of creating large-scale action-adventure films. This marks a renewed effort by Atari to leverage its iconic game properties for new media adaptations.
Atari signs deal with Universal Pictures to develop movies based on Pong, Asteroids & more
Atari has entered into a partnership with Universal Pictures, granting the film studio the first right to develop movies based on 10 of its classic video game franchises. The deal includes iconic titles such as Pong, Asteroids, and Breakout, with Universal already picking up the first project for development. This move signifies Atari's expansion into film adaptations amidst a growing trend of video game-to-movie projects.
Universal secures rights for film adaptations of 10 Atari games
Universal Pictures has secured the rights to develop film adaptations for 10 Atari video game titles. This deal signals the potential creation of an 'Atari Cinematic Universe' based on the classic game publisher's extensive library.