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Photo: David McNew (Getty Images) Sony’s plan to start putting money toward video game adaptations through the dedicated PlayStation Productions studio it launched a few years ago is working out surprisingly well, at least in the sense that the Uncharted movie really seems to be happening and won’t be stuck in development hell forever, and now another big-name PlayStation brand is getting some attention. According to Variety, Sony and PlayStation Productions are putting together a live-action TV adaptation of Twisted Metal, the beloved video game series about a clown killing people wit...

The idea for a (Deadpool, ) have teamed up with Michael Jonathan Smith ( Cobra Kai) to crack the case. Reese and Wernick will executive produce along with Smith, who’ll write and showrun. We're totally calling it: the Halo movie is never happening. When Steven-freakin-Spielberg says he…Read more According to Variety, which broke the news, the story follows “a motor-mouthed outsider who is offered a chance at a better life, but only if he can successfully deliver a mysterious package across a post-apocalyptic wasteland. With the help of a trigger-happy car thief, he’ll face savage m...

Alerts Can you spot the Regular in this photo? (Hint: It’s the adult—John Watson, played by The Witcher’s Royce Pierreson.) Photo: Netflix Oh, of course not, because Netflix’s upcoming series The Irregulars is set in 19th century England, where it was basically legal to use babies as mops. That’s why the world’s greatest consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes, was able to enlist a team of young ragamuffins as his eyes, ears, and foot-soldiers in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s original mystery stories. Advertisement The Irregulars focuses on this young band of brothers and sisters, b...

The show is a lot of fun, but... ...well, DC’s been having this problem for a while now with Batman going from “one of their three most iconic and popular characters” to “the only character that DC seems to actually like anymore”, with Batman’s abilities getting ratcheted up to insane levels more and more frequently. And yeah, Brave and the Bold really played into that. Now, granted, most of the time that was the joke. Batman was the hypercompetent badass that was good at everything, but the focus of the actual episodes tended to be on the supporting characters. But as the Bat Obs...

Advertisement In recent weeks, Lennix even talked to Variety to reveal that he filmed motion capture for Snyder’s Justice League. “[I got a call from Zack that said] “Hey, when can you come in and shoot?” So that was great,” Lennix told the trade. “I found out that it was a possibility, or at least that Martian Manhunter was going to be in it, when he revealed through the storyboard that Martha Kent is coming by visiting Lois, and then after she leaves, she reveals herself to be, in fact, Calvin Swanwick, or the Martian Manhunter. That’s how I knew about it.”