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4+ hour, 1+ min ago (226+ words) The Hannibal creator recently sat down for a conversation, where he lauded Andor Season 2 Episode 8, titled "Who Are You?" Bryan Fuller praised Rogue One and its prequel series, Andor. He stated to ScreenRant that Season 2 Episode 8 of Andor "is the most important episode of television this year, and probably for many years to come." Fuller continued, "I watched it so many times and cried at just the bravery of this woman, [Mon Mothma]. It's a crime that Genevieve O'Reilly was not acknowledged with awards." Andor Season 2 became a huge hit and earned a satisfactory score of 97 percent on the Tomatometer based on 211 critic reviews. On the Other hand, it got a score of 89 percent on the Popcornmeter. Despite the huge success of both seasons of Andor, the show is not returning for a third season. Previously, Obi-Wan Kenobi actor Ewan…...

5+ hour, 18+ min ago (634+ words) Lozowchuk is the co-founder of Interleave (along with Christian Hurst), a collective of music and audiovisual professionals that partner with clients to help expand their creative visions via sound design. They've worked on triple-A games such as Horizon: The Forbidden West, Borderlands 4, and Death Stranding 2: On The Beach. The Beat sat down with Lozowchuk to discuss the challenges of crafting a score for a game that is based on player choice and what's in store for the future of music direction and sound design. RICARDO SERRANO: The Outer Worlds 2, like the previous game, is an RPG that hinges on player choice. Experiences will vary wildly from player to player. How did you approach this dynamic to create a score that would fit the multiple directions players could take? OLEKSA LOZOWCHUK: I was the music and audio director at Capcom for…...

6+ hour, 4+ min ago (827+ words) The Kelvin Timeline movies gave Star Trek a fresh spark back in 2009, launching a new era with a modern style, a strong ensemble led by Chris Pine, and impressive theatrical momentum. For a while, it felt like the Enterprise was back for good. But after Star Trek Beyond arrived in 2016, the film side of the franchise slipped into a long silence. TV kept the flame alive on Paramount+, but the big screen has been empty for nine years. During that quiet stretch, a completely different Star Trek movie was not only pitched by Noah Hawley but moved into pre production before being shut down at the last moment. Now, hearing what Hawley had planned stings even more. During a guest appearance on the SmartLess podcast, Noah Hawley explained how he got involved and what kind of story he wanted to…...

6+ hour, 8+ min ago (764+ words) December 2, 2025 by Villordsutch Villordsutch chats with Christopher Cantwell and Megan Levens, the creative team behind Star Trek: Red Shirts" Christopher Cantwell: I actually don't think so. Then again, I didn't pitch anything TOO crazy that I was certain Paramount would say "no" to. But I'd been working with them for years at that point, so I felt like I knew what was okay. The biggest thing I thought I'd get pushback on was the ending" which I did not." What first drew you both to the idea of setting the Red Shirt record straight? Were you simply tired of the memes, or was there a deeper motivation to show that these Starfleet officers were far more than background cannon fodder? CC: Well, it's a fascinating part of Trek, especially TOS, and I wanted to actually get to know these officers as…...

8+ hour, 56+ min ago (166+ words) | December 2, 2025 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 0 comments so far This week is the end for Star Trek: Red Shirts, the five-issue series focusing on what life is like as a Starfleet security officer arrives comes to a dramatic conclusion. Red Shirts is written by Eisner-nominated writer Christopher Cantwell with art provided by Trek comics vet Megan Levens." We have more details, covers and a 5-page preview. Cover A by Chris Shehan Cover B by Joe Corroney RI cover by James Biggie Star Trek: Red Shirts #5 arrives on Wednesday, December 3. You can order issue #5 or upcoming issues at your local comic shop. Or pick up individual digital editions at Amazon/comiXology. If you want to wait to pick up the full collection, the trade paperback will be released on May 12. You can pre-order at Amazon for $22.99. Keep up with all the Star…...

9+ hour, 36+ min ago (312+ words) Sean Fallon is the Commerce Editor at ComicBook.com. He founded Nerd Approved Media in 2005, and freelanced for numerous tech and pop culture oriented websites while developing his company into a full-time job. That journey led him to ComicBook.com in 2017, where he has focused on writing about products that will make you feel like [] Back in 2023, the four feature films featuring the TNG crew (Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis) launched as standalone 4K releases and as part of a 4-Movie Collection that includes tons of bonus features. That 4K Ultra HD box set has just received a discount of 47%, which brings the total price down to $37.28 here on Amazon and here at Walmart. This is less than $1 off an all time-low. At the time of writing the Star Trek: The Next Generation 4-Movie 4K UHD Collection is available to order here…...

13+ hour, 4+ min ago (795+ words) Marco Vito Oddo is a writer, journalist, and Tomatometer-approved critic. Passionate about superhero comic books, horror, and Nintendo games, he has his byline added to portals such as ComicBook.com, We Got This Covered, The Gamer, and Collider. When he's not working, Marco Vito is reading, gaming, spending time with his dog, watching movies and TV [] The Star Trek franchise experienced a massive cinematic renaissance in 2009 with the arrival of J.J. Abrams' rebooted timeline. These films, led by Chris Pine as Captain James T. Kirk, successfully modernized the classic sci-fi property for a new generation while securing solid box office returns and critical acclaim. The series seemed unstoppable for nearly a decade, but the release of Star Trek Beyond in 2016 marked the last time the Enterprise graced the big screen. While the property has flourished on television through hit series on Paramount…...

14+ hour, 12+ min ago (525+ words) Before Noah Hawley could turn his Star Trek dream into reality, Paramount dumped it because of one star's prior association to the franchise? Before the recent success that creator Noah Hawley experienced with Alien: Earth, he was on board with the process of creating a new Star Trek project for Paramount. Unfortunately, after the recent Paramount Skydance merger, that project was completely scrapped. In an episode of the SmartLess podcast, he talked about how the last reboot films were one of the reasons, saying: As stated by Hawley, the reboot films, featuring actor Chris Pine in the lead role, were relatively commercial successes, but still had many points of contention that held them back. But at the same time, Hawley had the vision to solve that problem with his pitched project. As stated earlier, right before Hawley was about to…...

14+ hour, 46+ min ago (676+ words) Before he knew how to read, Gabran Gray began writing stories by dictating them into a handheld tape recorder. Since 2021, he's been writing about movies, TV, and video games for sites like GameRant, FilmDaily, Looper, and SVG. What Beloved Sci-Fi Writer Arthur C. Clarke Thought About Star Trek Arthur C. Clarke is the famous author behind Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" and many other sci-fi classics like "Rendezvous with Rama". Clarke's stories often focus on the excitement and horror of deep space exploration, and he has always been a massive influence on the sci-fi genre. In a 1997 interview for Salon, Clarke fielded some questions about "Star Trek," the iconic sci-fi franchise that has just as much love for space age exploration as Clarke himself. Surprisingly, the author didn't express all that much enthusiasm for the series. He said it might be a…...

20+ hour, 34+ min ago (278+ words) We're referring to 1982. It is the gold standard for sci-fi cinema. Let's unpack why. Neither Blade Runner nor Tron performed as expected when they hit theaters. But, in time, they have gone on to accrue massive fanbases and, in the case of Blade Runner, any number of retrospective accolades from critics. Then there's Tron, a movie which hasn't aged nearly as well visually as Blade Runner but is still a marvel of its time. It was a massive step forward for CGI, and while it doesn't look as impressive as it once did, you still find yourself enveloped in its world. And, if you want a nostalgia trip back to '80s tech, this is the ultimate journey. A timeless masterpiece that nonetheless feels distinctly like a product of the 1980s, Steven Spielberg's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is one of the few movies out there…...