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  • How To Train Your Dragon Writer-Director Dean DeBlois and Gerard Butler comment on love for live-action adaptation

    2 days ago | screensphere.co.uk | Susan Hornik

    Three-time Oscar® nominee and Golden Globe winner Dean DeBlois, the writer/director behind DreamWorks Animation’s How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, was thrilled when distributor Universal Pictures came up with the idea of doing a live-action reimagining of the original film, which was made in 2010.

  • How To Train Your Dragon Writer-Director Dean Debois and renowned actor Gerard Butler comment on love for the live-action adaption

    2 days ago | screensphere.co.uk | Susan Hornik

    Three-time Oscar® nominee and Golden Globe winner Dean DeBlois, the writer/director behind DreamWorks Animation’s How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, was thrilled when distributor Universal Pictures came up with the idea of doing a live-action reimagining of the original film, which was made in 2010.

  • Elden Ring Nightreign Review: Going Rogue With Co-op Souls

    4 days ago | screensphere.co.uk | Sam Smith

    Elden Ring Nightreign is a spin-off from the original game focused on co-op gameplay and killing bosses, but does it live up to it’s towering predecessor or does it Tarnish it’s greatness? The first thing anyone needs to know about Elden Ring Nightreign, is that the game is not a sequel to the original Elden Ring. It is FAR from a traditional Souls experience, even though it does re-use many of Elden Ring’s assets. Instead, Nightreign is a co-op multiplayer focused spin-off with roguelike elements.

  • Northern Youth: Pictureville’s Electric Celebration of Northern Identity and Rebellion

    1 week ago | screensphere.co.uk | Christina Brennan

    The award-winning Pictureville Cinema in Bradford is putting a spotlight on the region’s young misfits and changemakers with its Northern Youth season. The Northern Youth season is curated by Bradford-born director Dominic Leclerc, who has been part of Netflix’s Sex Education and Channel 4’s Shameless and Skins.

  • Film Review: The Last Gunfight

    1 week ago | screensphere.co.uk | Daniel Mazz

    The Last Gunfight focuses on a deadly annual tournament where participants battle each other to the death or until someone discovers a hidden object that ends the game. Each round features different weapons and new challenges, with spectators placing bets on who they believe will survive. Steve (Adam Woodward) joins a team with a shared goal: to infiltrate the tournament and get revenge.

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