Articles exploring film and TV content related to video games, including adaptations, documentaries, behind-the-scenes insights, interviews with cast or creators, streaming releases, and critical reception of game-inspired media.
Despite the Wachowskis’ proposed collaboration with Hideo Kojima on a Matrix game adaptation being rejected by Konami’s CEO, the Matrix franchise has continued to explore interactive experiences with various designers.
It’s intriguing to learn about the unrealized opportunity for Hideo Kojima to create a Matrix game, as revealed by the former Konami executive Christopher Bergstresser, despite both parties having discussed the idea in various meetings.
The global cinematic landscape is buzzing with excitement as Sony Pictures’ Chainsaw Man: The Movie – Reze Arc makes a powerful debut, threatening to break into the top 30 highest-grossing films of the year.
Brace yourself for an authentic, gritty take on samurais in the declining Edo period, as Netflix’s new series “Last Samurai Standing” unfolds a thrilling tale of survival among 292 skilled warriors competing within Kyoto’s Tenryuji temple.
Get ready for an intense survival thriller as you witness Lucy’s battle against time, instincts, and a dangerous chimpanzee in PRIMATA, premiering in Portuguese cinemas on January 8.
Delving into nostalgia, Zack Snyder shares a captivating Polaroid image of Ben Affleck as Batman from their first costume test for “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” sparking renewed excitement among fans for the DC films universe.
Get ready for an extraordinary adventure as Bobby and Romy, two friends from Quimper, embark on a thrilling journey filled with monsters in “The Doomies,” premiering on Disney+ in February 2026!
The Wachowski sisters had initially proposed collaborating with Hideo Kojima on a Matrix video game adaptation in 1999, but their pitch was rejected due to Kojima’s focus on Metal Gear Solid 2 production at the time.
Here’s some exciting news for Crash Bandicoot fans! WildBrain Studios is teaming up with Netflix to bring our favorite 3D video game character back to life in an animated series, marking a perfect collaboration between gaming and Hollywood.
Lauren Schmidt Hissrich explains that Liam Hemsworth’s portrayal of Geralt in Season 4 will reveal a more human, downtrodden side of the character, offering fans a fresh interpretation while maintaining a balance between strength and vulnerability.