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Junichi Okada Admits Only CGI Could Pull Off a Practically Impossible Last Samurai Standing Scene
Junichi Okada Admits Only CGI Could Pull Off a Practically Impossible Last Samurai Standing Scene
Junichi Okada — star, executive producer, and action choreographer of Netflix’s Last Samurai Standing — reveals the series did lean on CGI after all. In an India Today exclusive, he says one jaw-dropping sequence forced the team to break its practical-only approach.
George R.R. Martin’s 1993 Boast Sparks Backlash Over The Winds of Winter Priorities
George R.R. Martin’s 1993 Boast Sparks Backlash Over The Winds of Winter Priorities
At New York Comic Con, George R.R. Martin finally tackled the uproar over The Winds of Winter’s long delay — acknowledging the backlash while defending how he splits his focus between past hits and the long‑awaited novel.
Tulsa King Season 3 Finale Review: Is Lee About to Take New Orleans by Storm?
Tulsa King Season 3 Finale Review: Is Lee About to Take New Orleans by Storm?
Tulsa King Season 3 finale Jesus Lizard drops coherence at the door and detonates within minutes—a bourbon-soaked, high-tension blitz of gleeful, reckless chaos.
Cloudflare and the $3.3 Million Manga Piracy Claim: What Really Happened
Cloudflare and the $3.3 Million Manga Piracy Claim: What Really Happened
Tokyo District Court orders Cloudflare to pay 500 million yen—about $3.3 million—to Shueisha, Kodansha, Shogakukan and Kadokawa for aiding two major manga piracy sites despite repeated infringement notices.
IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1 Episode 5 — Release Date, Streaming Time, and Chilling Clues to Expect
IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1 Episode 5 — Release Date, Streaming Time, and Chilling Clues to Expect
Episode 4 of IT: Welcome To Derry rips open Pennywise’s past, revealing the monster’s M.O. and giving Derry its first real shot at survival. Now the countdown to Episode 5 is on — and the stakes have never felt higher.
Landman Season 2 Episode 2 Review: Inside the $420 Million Insurance Payout That Changes Everything
Landman Season 2 Episode 2 Review: Inside the $420 Million Insurance Payout That Changes Everything
Landman Season 2 Episode 2 explodes into a West Texas powder keg, as a staggering $420 million insurance payout triggers a ruthless power scramble that pits blood ties against the brutal logic of the oil patch.
Gavin Casalegno Nearly Backed Out of a Pivotal Season 3 Scene Before The Summer I Turned Pretty Movie
Gavin Casalegno Nearly Backed Out of a Pivotal Season 3 Scene Before The Summer I Turned Pretty Movie
As The Summer I Turned Pretty eyes the big screen, Gavin Casalegno is still second‑guessing one season 3 choice: Jeremiah Fisher’s rapid rebound with newcomer Denise Russo right after his broken engagement to Belly.
Buffy Icon Sarah Michelle Gellar Applauds Director Chloé Zhao Joining the Revival
Buffy Icon Sarah Michelle Gellar Applauds Director Chloé Zhao Joining the Revival
Forget the radical reboot—this revival comes from a diehard fan determined to take us back, not tear it down. Expect a homecoming, not a makeover.
Jamie Campbell Bower Hits Back At Vecna Backlash, Calling It Vile Vitriol
Jamie Campbell Bower Hits Back At Vecna Backlash, Calling It Vile Vitriol
After years under the radar, Jamie Campbell Bower exploded into the mainstream with Stranger Things, morphing into the grotesque Vecna — Henry Creel — One in a bone-chilling, career-making turn that sparked an instant fan frenzy.
5 Cliffhangers The Beast in Me Season 2 Can't Ignore
5 Cliffhangers The Beast in Me Season 2 Can't Ignore
The Beast in Me hit Netflix on November 13, 2025, and its finale drops a bombshell: Nina, played by Brittany Snow, exposes Matthew Rhys’s Nile as a murderer with a damning recording, leading to his arrest—and a sudden, mysterious death behind bars that has viewers reeling.