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"Nothing is eternal, but the Earth and the mountains." Gebeka has posted an official US trailer for an indie animation film titledFour Souls of Coyote,debuting in US theaters starting this weekend. The film first premiered last year at a few other film festivals, and it also just played at the 2024 Annecy Film Festival this year.Four Souls of Coyoteis actually a Hungarian production from a Hungarian animation director namedÁron Gauder,though telling a distinct story about Native Americans. They worked withCharles Cambridgeon the script, and cast voice actors from America & Canada, along with hiring several Native musicians for music in the film. InFour Souls of Coyote,Indigenous teenagers confront an oil pipeline project, which is located just downhill from their ancestral land. The grandfather evokes the ancient tale of their Creation, reminding all of us that we need to find our place in the great circle of creatures.

Let the record show that despite embodying one of the most well-known (and well-armed) protagonists in video game history, Final Fantasy VII’s stoic ex-soldier Cloud Strife,Cody Christian,does not carry around his own six-foot-long, one-foot-wide Buster Sword to solve his problems. No. Instead, the actor admits that he deals with the ebbs and flows of life and career in a much more humble way. “There’s [a] honesty and vulnerability that we see inCloud,”said Christian. “[And] I think they’re very powerful and relatable on such a human level. I’ve experienced things very much similar to what Cloud is going through in my real life. And I don’t wield the Buster Sword, and I’m not fighting Shrina to save the world. I’m similar in a lot of ways where I could put this tough look on. But the reality is if you talk to me,...

Briana Whitewould be lying if she said that sometimes carrying the weight of playing the iconic flower girl, Aerith Gainsborough, didn’t affect her at all. But miraculously, after metaphorically stepping into the character’s well-traveled leather boots these last four years from Final Fantasy VII Remake to its recent predecessor Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, she’s gained the strength to manage. “[It’s] really hard sometimes for me as an actor to let go of all the expectation and let go of what everyone might be thinking about or perceiving about a specific scene,” said White. “It’s one of the biggest challenges, but something that’s so crucial to the performance is being able to let go of everything outside the booth. I consider myself to be very resilient…I think that’s something Aerith [and I] have in common.”

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, which serves as the second game in...

[Spoiler Alert: This interview includes details about Final Fantasy VII Rebirth]

The highly anticipated action-adventure RPG Final Fantasy VII Rebirth has finally been unleashed into the Chocobo wilds.

Rebirth, the second game in the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy that serves as a three-part reimagining of the original 1997 game, follows everyone’s favorite ragtag eco-terroristsCloud(Cody Christian), Barret (John Eric Bentley),Tifa(Britt Baron), Aerith (Briana White) and Red Xiii (Max Mittelman) as they make the perilous journey to The Forgotten Capital in hopes to stop the legendary solider and deranged superhumanSephirothfrom plunging the planet into chaos.

Bringing the Final Fantasy VII Remake project to fruition was no easy feat as developers had to tackle maintaining a balance between the beloved story that has permeated video game pop culture for nearly three decades and creating new experiences for a new generation of fans while expanding on the original material for diehards. Much like its predecessor, the scope of...

Ahead of the game’s Feb 29, 2024 launch,Square Enixinvited Deadline to play through two early sections of the upcoming title– that also debuted at this year’s Tokyo Game Show—which serves as the second part of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy. The new game starts right where Final Fantasy VII Remake left off with Team Avalanche’sCloud(Cody Christian), Aerith (Briana White),Tifa(Britt Baron), Barret (John Eric Bentley) and Red Xiii (Max Mittelman) leaving Midgar to confront the boundless, terrifying freedom that awaits them on their journey to The Forgotten Capital.

Below, we showcase some key (or “kweh!” for all the Chocobo lovers) moments and updated features from our demo preview.

The Battle on Mount Nibel

What is sure to be one of the crown jewels of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth combat is the newly upgraded and revamped team-up on Mt. Nibel. Five years before...

ThisSailor Moon Eternalreview contains No spoilers! Read on with confidence.

Back in 2016, the final episode ofSailor Moon Crystalclosed out the manga’s “Infinity” arc and in its last moments teased what every fan was hoping for next, something we’d all been deprived of for far too long… a faithful adaptation of the manga’s fourth arc, entitled “Dream.”

The premise of “Dream” is that on the day of the solar eclipse, the Dead Moon Circus, an ancient enemy of Silver Millennium (the Moon Kingdom) appears in Tokyo. Their leader, a withered hag named Zirconia, sends her minions to locate the Silver Crystal—big surprise—as well as a new MacGuffin called the Golden Crystal. This is so her mistress, Nehelenia, can step up as the rightful ruler, or so she claims, of both Silver Millennium and Earth. Around this time, a Pegasus appears to Chibi-usa,...

Gem Wheeler Apr 6, 2017

ITV'sPrime Suspectprequel comes to a moving end in its finale. Spoilers ahead in our review...

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The shocking event with which last week’s episode ended is quickly revealed to have been every bit as devastating as it seemed. After the explosion, the officers surveilling the British Savings Bank branch rush from their hiding place to search the burnt-out ruins for survivors. Cliff Bentley and café owner Silas have already fled the scene, although Cliff’s shocked look back confirms that he knows son John couldn’t possibly have escaped with his life when the blowtorch ignited. They find Gibbs bloodied and deafened, but conscious; Morgan’s more seriously hurt,...

Marvel Anime is back with a new movie, “Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher,” and it’s definitely a step up from their last outing that featured these two characters. Last seen in cameos in “Iron Man:Rise of the Technovore,” Black Widow and Punisher take center stage this time around in a search for the source of some high-tech weapons. The story starts with the Punisher (Brian Bloom) being interrupted by S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and Avenger Black Widow (Jennifer Carpenter) while interrogating an arms dealer. S.H.I.E.L.D. is trying to track the arms dealer’s employers and the Punisher just wants him dead after he gets the information he needs. Needless to say, his approach doesn’t sit well with Nick Fury (John Eric Bentley), and they end up arresting him. Fury decides they will use Punisher’s intel to find...

Rarely does the team get to interact with the victim in their cases, and have the victim actually interact back. But in this case, they might have been better off if the intended victim, Doc Dugan (Craig Bierko) were actually dead. At the very least, he'd have been less annoying. Doc Dugan is a former football quarterback who was once an amazing athlete, and now he suffers from has-beenitis. He's still mega popular, however, and maybe not in a good way because outside his bar, his SUV blows up… with him inside. Team Lisbon (Robin Tunney) arrives and Jane (Simon Baker) seem to be the only one there who doesn't know (or care) about who Dugan was. There is a charred body in the car, but it's burnt beyond recognition. After interviewing the two guys who kept Dugan going, his agent Sudko (Christopher Gartin) and his manager Penn (John Eric Bentley...

EMPs and shootouts and moles, oh my! Hey, hey 24, you're going to go out in style, aren't you? After several missteps and boredom and scenes we've seen a million times before, the writers have stepped it up another notch and brought back the thrill. Our geeky gal Friday, Chloe, got to step out of her office shoes once again and this time she wasn't kidding around! Jack continued to sniff out the enemy like a bloodhound, came up with crafty plans when everyone around him had given up, and survived yet another personal attack. I'm pretty sure our boy is indestructible -- maybe Starbuck got him a contract with the Cylons? I'll bet he'd have made a hell of an addition to the fleet.

CTU is crazed dealing with the aftermath of the Emp bomb. Hastings, Chloe and Arlo discuss the status of the drones and of the downed CTU communication and satellite systems.