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Andor season 2 ending explained: who dies in the Star Wars show, Rogue One connections, and more

22 hours ago | gamesradar.com | Molly Edwards

The following contains spoilers for Andor season 2, episodes 10-12. Turn back now if you're not up to date! The Andor season 2 ending is a particularly poignant one, as the stage is set for the tragic events of Rogue One. We learn the fates of Cassian, Luthen, Dedra, and more, as one of the best shows on Disney Plus comes to a dramatic end. Naturally, with so much going on, you might have questions about what exactly went down. That's where we come in.
Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy reveals that the first episode of the Star Wars series had to be reshot because it was "really boring": "I was like, what the f**k is this?"

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Lauren Milici

Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy says the first episode of Andor needed some work before it headed to the small screen. "Most television directors, I’m not an expert on it, but you’re expected to do coverage," Gilroy explained in an interview with Variety. "Toby Haynes directed the first block [of episodes of Season 1]. I was in New York with my brother [executive producer] John [Gilroy], and we had a cutting room on 86th Street around the corner from my house.
Final Destination Bloodlines directors on coming up with innovative yet "relatable deaths" that haven't been done before: "You’re just constantly looking at everything like, ‘Could this kill me?'" | GamesRadar+

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Lauren Milici

Final Destination Bloodlines directors Adam Stein and Zach Lipovsky had to really lean into their anxieties in order to come up with new kills for the sixth Final Destination installment. "Keeping the kills fresh is extremely difficult, especially when there's been five amazing groups of people that have made Final Destination movies before you because we really, really didn't want to repeat anything," Stein tells GamesRadar+.
Final Destination Bloodlines directors talk making an "unusual" sequel focused on family and "heart": "It gave an extra weight to each death"

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Lauren Milici

Final Destination Bloodlines directors Adam Stein and Zach Lipovsky set out to make a different kind of FD installment - with the concept of family at the center of it to give a new kind of weight to each freak accidental death. "We always said we wanted to make a Final Destination movie that you had to watch through your fingers because you were cringing so hard, but you also were smiling and laughing at the same time," Stein tells GamesRadar+.
Jackie Chan says CGI stunts are a "double edged sword" and actors are "missing" a "sense of reality"

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Megan Garside

Martial arts legend and actor Jackie Chan has weighed in on the use of CGI in stunt work, saying that it is making us as an audience "numb" to danger. "In the old days, the only [choice we had] was to be there and jump; that’s it," said Chan in an interview with Haute Living.
John Wick spin-off Ballerina gets its final trailer and it's full of fighting, fire, and Keanu Reeves

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Megan Garside

Just weeks before it's set to hit the big screen, the final trailer for John Wick spin-off Ballerina has dropped, giving us a closer look at Ana de Armas as a deadly assassin. The trailer, which you can watch below, opens with a voice saying, "When you think of me, you should think of fire," before we see de Armas through the lens of John Wick’s sniper.
Alien: Earth gets a premiere date - and it's just a few months away

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Molly Edwards

Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth sci-fi show finally has a release date – and it's just a few months away. The show will be arriving on Hulu in the US on August 12 and Disney Plus in the UK on August 13. Two episodes will premiere together, with the rest of the eight-episode season arriving weekly after that. We've yet to see a full trailer for the show, but what has been revealed so far sets us up for a stomach-churning ride.
How to arrest suspects in The Precinct and bring them in

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Iain Wilson

Knowing how to arrest suspects in The Precinct is key to performing your role as a rookie cop, if you want to take out the trash by removing criminals from the mean streets of Averno City. Following in your father's footsteps means you have some big shoes to fill, and you're immediately thrown into the deep end with an armed robbery to deal with on day one, which can be confusing to resolve when you don't unlock your police handbook containing the official procedures until the next day.
Jujutsu Kaisen’s upcoming Hidden Inventory / Premature Death movie will contain a brand new "mini anime" starring series leads

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Megan Garside

Jujutsu Kaisen’s upcoming compilation movie will feature a brand new mini-anime starring our favorite three leads right from the original series. The movie, officially titled Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death – The Movie, will not only show the best of one of the most beloved arcs from the Jujutsu Kaisen series but will also include a new Juju Stroll mini anime, as reported by Jujutsu Kaisen News.
Final Destination: Bloodlines played the cruelest trick on some unsuspecting movie fans

1 day ago | gamesradar.com | Megan Garside

Final Destination Bloodlines is already causing trouble before it has even hit screens, as it plays the most brutal prank on some unsuspecting movie-goers. In celebration of Mother’s Day in the US, Warner Bros. set up a special screening of an upcoming romantic comedy called Love at the Sky View, where adults could bring their mothers along to. The catch is, the movie Love at the Sky View does not exist, and instead, the studio showed the newest Final Destination movie to the unwitting mothers.

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Andor season 2 ending explained: who dies in the Star Wars show, Rogue One connections, and more

Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy reveals that the first episode of the Star Wars series had to be reshot because it was "really boring": "I was like, what the f**k is this?"

Final Destination Bloodlines directors on coming up with innovative yet "relatable deaths" that haven't been done before: "You’re just constantly looking at everything like, ‘Could this kill me?'" | GamesRadar+

Final Destination Bloodlines directors talk making an "unusual" sequel focused on family and "heart": "It gave an extra weight to each death"

Jackie Chan says CGI stunts are a "double edged sword" and actors are "missing" a "sense of reality"

John Wick spin-off Ballerina gets its final trailer and it's full of fighting, fire, and Keanu Reeves

Alien: Earth gets a premiere date - and it's just a few months away

How to arrest suspects in The Precinct and bring them in

Jujutsu Kaisen’s upcoming Hidden Inventory / Premature Death movie will contain a brand new "mini anime" starring series leads

Final Destination: Bloodlines played the cruelest trick on some unsuspecting movie fans

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