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CYCLOPS CHRONICLES: The Story of Scott Summers Fan-Series Interview

CYCLOPS CHRONICLES: The Story of Scott Summers Fan-Series Interview

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Movie and comic book fans alike have been waiting for years to see the X-Men cast of characters appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Radical rumors fly through the internet like Rogue through the clouds, while opinions as sharp as Wolverine’s adamantium claws face of against each other in a “Berserker Barrage” of speculation. With the promise of continuity shattering crossovers set to blow our minds in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness, perhaps the dreams of mutant loving movie-goers everywhere will soon become reality. But before Hollywood decided to pump millions into fanboy fantasy scenarios, there was another group of creative minds delivering on ideas previously discussed only in the back of comic book stores. Fan Films have been around for decades and are a genre fueled completely by passion and a desire to see adaptations of characters and stories in a way the big studios wouldn’t dare. Privately funded team-ups between Batman and Superman, Batman and The Predator, Batman and…well, Batman seems to be a very popular

Moira MacTaggert Won’t Be In X-Men: Dark Phoenix

Moira MacTaggert Won’t Be In X-Men: Dark Phoenix

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The X-Men film franchise has featured many characters. Some have been one-note, some have only been in one film, and some have returned despite missing a film. When the reboot of the franchise came via X-Men: First Class, the film introduced a classic X-Men character in Moira MacTaggert. Who in the comics is a love interest to Charles Xavier, runs a mutant science facility of sorts, and has supported the X-Men for years. However, despite her being in First Class and Apocalypse, she won’t be returning for X-Men: Dark Phoenix. This comes straight from Moira herself, aka Rose Bryne, who noted to CinemaBlend: “Unfortunately, Moira is not showing up,” Byrne said. “I wish she was. I had such fun on X-Men: Apocalypse. I love that cast. It is a really fun, what do you call it? Superhero film… ensemble exactly. I can’t wait to see what [Jessica Chastain] does, cause I’m such a fan.” Ironically, this might be a good thing. For sometimes the X-Men films can become too bogged down with

Guy-Roger Duvert, Director of 2047 Virtual Revolution Interview

Guy-Roger Duvert, Director of 2047 Virtual Revolution Interview

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Guy-Roger Duvert has delivered an award-winning sci-fi experience with his film 2047 Virtual Revolution. In my recent review I found Duvert’s take on the morality of virtual gaming to be quite unique, while at the same time evoking the look and feel of the Blade Runner universe in an expertly executed homage. I decided to pick the brain of this talented French composer, writer and director for more on how his vision came to be. Hoju Koolander: Who are the most influential filmmakers in your life that inspired you to enter the world of cinema? Which of their films captured your imagination? Guy-Roger Duvert: Ridley Scott is probably the first director who had such an impact on me. Blade Runner is a cult film for me, and he is a genius in terms of directing and for his choices of music. I entered the world of cinema as a film music composer first, not as a director, and while I was listening to many soundtracks before that, Gladiator is the

2047 Virtual Revolution – Movie Review

2047 Virtual Revolution – Movie Review

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While some might consider 2047 Virtual Revolution to be nothing more than a stylish homage to Blade Runner, it is Guy-Roger Duvert’s laser focused vision that manages to guide the film into a genuine futuristic adventure with its own voice. Let get right to it, I really enjoyed 2047 Virtual Revolution. I’ll also admit that Blade Runner 2049 was one of my favorite films of 2017, despite its lackluster box office performance and theatrical run time. While some might consider 2047 Virtual Revolution to be nothing more than a stylish homage to Ridley Scott’s original Blade Runner, it is Writer/Composer/Director Guy-Roger Duvert’s laser focused vision that manages to guide the film into a genuine futuristic adventure with its own voice. This award winning feature is coming to DVD in the US on January 16 and here’s why you should give this movie a shot. As the old saying goes: if you’re going to steal, steal from the best. Well the production design for 2047 Virtual Revolution is taken whole hog