Everything you need to know about Hades from 'God of War' franchise.

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Everything you need to know about Hades from 'Once Upon a Time'.

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Trailers that tell you the TRUTH about your favorite video games: this week is Hades 2: Early Access!

Honest Game Trailers | Hades 2: Early Access

FanPulse: Hades II: Early Access

The Last of Us Episode 1 | Cast Perspective

M. Night Shyamalan reflects on his career and influences that helped shape the Apple Original Series, Servant. Watch now on the Apple TV app with an Apple TV+ subscription: apple.co/servant

Servant — Perspectives: M Night | Apple TV+

Neil Gaiman Envisioned The Sandman From Desire's Perspective With More Sex and Fun

Adam Driver offers some perspective on the psychological affect of feeling abandoned by Kylo Ren's parents.  

Star Wars : The Force Awakens - Kylo's Parents

Check out the newest update to Final Fantasy XV with enhancements to the Chapter 13 story experience! Also, experience the world of Eos from a brand new perspective in the games first character-focused DLC, Episode Gladiolus!

FINAL FANTASY XV: March Update Trailer

Two of the key members in helping Guillermo del Toro create an execute his new series chats with Fandom about their roles on the show and how they first got involved. Involved early on in the process when the concept was for a Dreamworks feature film, the two filmmakers offer their perspective on what it took to get it to audiences.

NYCC Interview: Marc Guggenheim and Rodrigo Blaas, Producers of Netflix's 'Trollhunters'

Slated to debut in Fall 2013, Steven Universe is a coming-of-age story told from the perspective of Steven, the youngest member of a team of magical Guardians of the Universe. The animated series is created by Emmy and Annie Award-nominated writer and storyboard artist Rebecca Sugar (Adventure Time). 

Steven Universe, Cartoon Network

Steven Universe - Comic-Con Clip

As part of a Twilight Zone-esque horror anthology, The Dark Pictures will go through different dark stories with a running theme of being able to see everything from different perspectives. The first terrifying tale, 'Man of Medan', has five playable characters, and each one has a unique view on the unravelling mystery. We sat down with CEO Pete Samuels to get the low down on this new set of horror games which are sure to send shivers down your spine.

What to Expect from 'The Dark Pictures' Trilogy

To celebrate the release of Final Fantasy XV we invited fans, game developers, and a few surprise guests to share their stories and memories of the Final Fantasy franchise. By having fans share their personal experience, it serves as a reminder that much like how each Final Fantasy has a completely different story, world and characters, we all bring distinctive and new perspectives to the legacy that is Final Fantasy. Because every Final Fantasy is told from a unique vision, everyone has their own legacy to tell. Whats been your legacy with Final Fantasy? 

'Final Fantasy XV' - New Legacies Documentary

Rumors are flying that Ben Affleck has been meeting with various people at Warner Bros. in an effort to get out of his contract as Batman. WHAT?!? Fandom Entertainment Editors Drew Dietsch and Brian Linder discuss if this is even real, and if it is, what kind of repercussions there could be for the DC Extended Universe.Brian believes that we should take this rumor with a grain of salt. It's possible that Affleck could be using this as a ploy to renegotiate his contract over at Warner Bros. After the failure of his expensive gangster film, Live by Night, things are a little tense between Affleck and the studio. Could that film's flop be one of the reasons Affleck is upset with his gig as the Caped Crusader?Drew thinks this could be good news for the DC Extended Universe because it could mean the end of the DC Extended Universe. If Affleck leaves, his perspective is that the whole experiment will fall apart. Considering that the DC films have been poorly perceived so far, maybe Affleck's departure would force the whole project to start from scratch.But maybe that wouldn't be the case! Fans have accepted recasting before - look at War Machine or the Hulk over at Marvel - and maybe this wouldn't rub them quite the wrong way. Could Affleck leaving the DC Extended Universe actually reinvigorate things?We'll keep our ears open for any more word on this. It might just be BS, but if it isn't, it means that change is coming to the DC Extended Universe in a big way.

Fandom Feed: Ben Affleck is Batman No More?!?

Having made the fourth most successful film of all-time in the shape of Jurassic World, writer-director Colin Trevorrow took a break from blockbuster moviemaking to craft the more modest Book of Henry. But now he's getting back on the big-budget horse to shoot Star Wars: Episode IX.He's also been busy co-scripting dino-sequel Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, which will be helmed by A Monster Calls director J.A. Bayona. So we asked Trevorrow what lessons he learned on the first dinosaur movie that he has taken into the sequel, and that he'll be using on Episode IX."I think what I learned on Jurassic World is the same thing I applied to Jurassic World 2" Trevorrow explained. "I know how hard it is to direct one of those movies. I know how much of your brainwaves it takes up at any given moment. So I wanted to provide [director] J.A. Bayona with somebody there who could be thinking solely about the screenplay the entire time, and that person was me."And Im going to have someone else on Star Wars who will be able to be that writer thinking about the characters and the narrative at all times so that Im not relying solely on myself. It is such a collaborative process on all of these movies."Its something that I learned in film school and something that has been re-enforced time and time and time again. Surrounding myself with different perspectives  people who can look at something and say Wait a minute! That matters and Ive done that more and more with every film that Ive worked on."The Book of Henry is in cinemas now, while Star Wars: Episode IX is set to his screens June 2019.

How 'Jurassic World' Will Influence the Making of 'Star Wars: Episode IX'

Planet of the Apes is a franchise that has always had a surprising level of maturity and complexity to it, and that has been exceptionally displayed with the recent reboot films. Rise of the Planet of the Apes was a great introduction to Caesar, the first ape to gain intelligence and rebel against humanity. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes opened the world up and showed us the beginnings of ape civilization and the downfall of humanity. Now, War for the Planet of the Apes concludes one part of the saga as Caesar must battle against a zealous Colonel and find a new home for his family. War for the Planet of the Apes is jaw-dropping. Its the first in the new series to be completely from the apes perspective and its about time. The only human characters - minus the mute child Nova who is basically one of the apes - are villains that offer the biggest and most personal threat to Caesar and his friends weve seen yet. It should be noted that War for the Planet of the Apes is dark. Not in a take me seriously way like other genre blockbusters, but in an emotional and textual way. This is a movie that gets to a core belief that stems all the way back to the original film: mankind is doomed and its their own damn fault. Its shocking to see a tentpole film deal with such a nihilistic concept, but its explored in such a fascinating way that it never feels maudlin or manipulative. So much of that is due to how compelling Caesar and the apes are. Their story is the one of hope and triumph. Director Matt Reeves and co-writer Mark Bomback blatantly draw from the biblical story of Moses and apply this classic character arc to Caesar in extraordinarily moving sequences. Andy Serkis has never been better in these films, and his performance (along with the other motion capture actors) nevers gets lost in the unbelievably real effects that bring the apes to life. And you will fall in love with Steve Zahns Bad Ape, the funniest and most touching character the series has ever produced. This is also a phenomenal blockbuster. The action is tense and exhilarating, but never showy or shallow. Every big moment is weighted by character motivations and personal conflict. Nothing feels beholden to some unseen plot thats moving things along simply to move things along. Its a true testament to the value of characters over story. War for the Planet of the Apes gets a 5 out of 5. Forget Star Wars and superheroes, this is the platinum standard for blockbuster filmmaking. Its the best entry in the rebooted series and might be the best film in the entire saga. Its a genuinely risky and powerfully adult tale told with the biggest canvas possible. If this is where this new series ends, its an incredible sendoff as well as the best summer tentpole film of 2017.

'War for the Planet of the Apes' Is the Best in the Entire Series

We sat down with the cast of Electric State, coming March 14th on Netflix.

Netflix: Electric State Cast Interview

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Teyonah Parris on Monica Rambeau's Path From 'WandaVision' to 'Captain Marvel 2'

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In Squid Game Season 2, Lee Byung-hun starred as the Front Man—also known as In-ho and Young-il. Lee, along with actor Lee Seo-hwan (Park Jung-bae), discussed some of the Front Man's major scenes and whether he experienced real happiness during the games.

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