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.
Get ready for an immersive journey back to post-WWII Japan with the highly anticipated upcoming Godzilla film, titled ‘Godzilla -0.0’, where Yamazaki Takashi reprises his role as screenplay writer and director, promising a gripping tale of a former pilot’s psychological struggle following an encounter with the mighty Godzilla.
Chainsaw Man’s theatrical run is impressively outperforming many Hollywood blockbusters this season, with Demon Slayer and The Black Phone 2 among its notable competitors.
Get ready to re-live the thrilling F1 action from “F1: The Movie” with the new LEGO Speed Champions APXGP Team Race Car set, featuring Sonny Hayes and Joshua Pearce minifigures! Available in January 2026 for €27.99.
After completing production in September 2025, we’re transitioning into post-production for ‘The Witcher’ season 5, aiming to reduce the wait time between seasons and deliver an exciting new chapter soon.
In an interview with Lex Fridman, GTA co-creator Dan Houser admires The Legend of Zelda series by Nintendo for their unparalleled interpretation of video game storytelling, likening them to Hitchcock in cinema.
Fans of KPop Demon Hunters, brace yourselves for an exciting reunion as May Hong and Arden Cho team up in the live-action film “Perfect Girl,” alongside a star-studded cast!
Star Wars: Visions explores the limitless storytelling potential of the Star Wars universe, presenting fresh perspectives and honoring influential creators through a diverse range of standalone tales, both within and beyond the established narrative.
Building your very own DeLorean Time Machine from Back to the Future is finally within reach, with LEGO’s new set set for release in January 2026!
Beginning November 4, 2025, Dwayne Johnson’s underperforming but critically-acclaimed film ‘The Smashing Machine’ will become available on digital platforms, offering viewers a different side of the actor and a deeper look into MMA legend Mark Kerr’s life.
In an unexpected twist of events, Hideo Kojima recently discovered on social media that the Wachowskis had offered him a Matrix game project back in 1999 – a conversation he was never informed about at the time.