After overseeing one of the most revered films of the year in Nightcrawler, director-slash-screenwriter Dan Gilroy is set to return to scripting duties for his next project, Storming Las Vegas.
It's been four whole years since Warner Bros. scooped up the rights to Ernie Cline's Matrix-like science fiction novel Ready Player One, but according to X-Men screenwriter Zak Penn -- who signed on to retool the project back in July -- the script for the adaptation is now complete.
After a marketing campaign that was almost as epic and expansive as the series itself, Warner Bros. is beginning to release the final few stills from Peter Jackson's upcoming trilogy-capper, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.
Those eager to see Focus Features' big-screen rendition of E.L. James' Fifty Shades of Grey will know all too well that the relationship between Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey serve as the tenacious focal point of the story, but that doesn't mean that their tale of love and lust doesn't affect those around them -- specifically their family members.
Despite launching in tandem with a hefty 15GB day one update, Halo: The Master Chief Collection has been plagued with technical issues affecting the game's matchmaking servers. But today, Microsoft and 343 Industries has issued a new patch that aims to improve matchmaking stability all the while targeting a variety of bugs within the compilation's user interface.
It appears as though DayZ is beginning to make some real, tangible headway, after the studio confirmed that a playable beta has been scheduled for late 2015, while the full and final build will make its debut in 2016.
Ever since it was taken offline back in 2012, there have been murmurings that Metal Gear Online -- the spin-off multiplayer component within Hideo Kojima's seminal stealth series -- would make a reappearance on new hardware.
Few man-made monuments evoke such ominous mystery as the Pyramids of Giza. As one of the wonders of the ancient world, the towering structures represent a masterclass of architectural design that was ahead of its time by some distance. Even to this day, the Egyptian constructs -- riddled with labyrinthine chambers and crawlspaces -- attract thousands if not millions of visitors every year.
