Things We Saw Today: Want to Craft a Not-Awful Apology? There’s a Video Game for That
If you're wondering if you're part of the problem, and what to do about it, game designer Elizabeth Sampat has designed a guide for recognizing behavior and crafting meaningful, sincere apologies. Considering how difficult that seems to be for so many people, this guide is almost infuriatingly simple.
Read MoreThings We Saw Today: The Inhumans In This LEGO Video Game Look Infinitely Better Than the Actual Inhumans Show
Sorry, Inhumans TV show. If you were what it took to get this version of your characters, then I'm grateful for your (almost) existence.
Read MoreJordan Peele Hollywood’s New “It Director,” in Talks For Live-Action Akira and The Flash
After the enormous success, both critically and financially, of the insta-classic thriller Get Out, it makes total sense that Jordan Peele is the Director du Jour these days, getting to field all sorts of exciting offers. Two of those offers are near and dear to the hearts of geeks everywhere.
Read MoreThe Flash Lost Another Director Over Creative Differences, But the Movie Is Still Happening So There’s That
A solo film is slated for release in March 2018, but one small hitch may force Warner Bros. to move the date. The film just lost director Rick Famuyiwa. who also helmed the coming-of-age hit Dope, over creative differences.
Read MoreThe Flash Movie Brings On Rick Famuyiwa As Director
Famuyiwa recently directed Dope and HBO's Confirmation.
Next to Black Panther's Ryan Coogler, Famuyiwa being tapped for this project means that both of the big superhero franchises will be releasing films helmed by black directors in the same year. That's a pretty great sign of things to come in 2018.
Read MoreSeth Grahame-Smith and Possibly James Wan Bailing on Directing The Flash and Aquaman for Warner Bros.
Not too long ago, Seth Grahame-Smith was announced as the director for Warner Bros/DC's The Flash. Now...not so much. Not only has he left that project, but there's a rumor going around that director James Wan might also be leaving Aquaman. What's up with DC Entertainment not being able to hold onto their directors?
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