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Beyond discussions about whether a remake was even necessary, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus generated plenty of excitement when it was first revealed thanks to its promise of delivering the definitive version of the anime. However, episode after episode, the series continues to stir controversy and divide fans with its narrative changes. For example, the latest…
Last year was a low point for the video game juggernaut, with poor reviews for its single-player campaign mode and multiplayer fans defecting to rival titles.
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I’ve had shivers all night thinking about Look Back, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s elegant weepie adapted from the manga by Tatsuki Fujimoto, itself turned into a feature-length anime by Kiyotaka Oshiyama just two years ago. Apparently, Kore-eda was inspired to make the film after being drawn to the image of a girl with her back turned on…
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EXCLUSIVE: Todd Shastwick and David Nett’s ProgCore, LLC has formed a fantasy imprint with L.A. boutique publisher Gungnir, as they work up a slate of TV and podcast projects.
MUMBAI: Hollywood is learning that when attention spans shrink, the screen can still deliver a big drama, just in smaller doses. Actors, producers and investors are increasingly moving into microdramas, a mobile-first scripted format built around short episodes, as the entertainment business searches for quicker and cheaper ways to create and monetise content.
I’m no stranger to group chats. I’m in several with friend groups and former work colleagues. Tori and I are in one with our menfolk and two other couples, as well as another with just us girls so we can discuss feminine things like yoga classes, weekend plans and our menfolk.
PLAYTIME Entertainment and Summit Media have formed a joint venture to develop technology platforms for media companies as publishers seek new tools to improve digital products, audience analytics, and content monetization.