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  1. Game Reviews5 min read

    Wild Ice hit Steam on 19 August, after Lost in Tandem on 22 July

    Journey Bound Games' zombie-hockey co-op Wild Ice hit Steam on 19 August for $16.99, after Tempete Studio's Lost in Tandem on 22 July.
  2. Australia6 min read

    YouGov had One Nation on 28 percent in mid-June

    A Sky News YouGov poll in mid-June put One Nation on 28 percent of the primary vote, with Labor on 26 and the Coalition on 21.
  3. United States4 min read

    2026 Economic Report pushes faster nuclear and more LNG

    The White House's 2026 Economic Report backs faster nuclear and more LNG. It says reactor approvals already take a year, down from over a decade.
  4. Reviews4 min read

    Lang’s Metropolis is 99 years old and still a working drawing

    Watch Fritz Lang's 1927 Metropolis in 2026 and the shock isn't nitrate. It's how much downtown is still trying to become that set.
  5. Upcoming3 min read

    Dune: Part Three, shot on IMAX 70 mm, gets a 3-week IMAX window

    Villeneuve's Dune: Part Three was shot in IMAX 70 mm and has a three-week US IMAX exclusive window over Avengers: Doomsday.
  6. Reviews3 min read

    Alien's Nostromo is still the most convincing workplace in space

    Ridley Scott's Alien opened on 25 May 1979. Its crew eat, sweat and have a shift tomorrow, and that working ship is why Giger's creature is believable.
  8. Upcoming3 min read

    Dune: Part Three dropped new footage as IMAX tickets went on sale

    Dune: Part Three IMAX 70 mm tickets went on sale on 18 August, with new footage attached. The film opens 18 December 2026.
  9. Reviews4 min read

    Blade Runner 2049 still treats light as a building material

    Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049, shot by Roger Deakins, opened on 6 October 2017. It doesn't replace the 1982 film. It adds a wing.
  10. Upcoming2 min read

    Dune: Part Three holds December IMAX as horror waits

    Dune: Part Three opens on 18 December, with a three-week North American IMAX run, trade reports say. Late-2026 horror has to work around it.
  11. Reviews3 min read

    Dune: Part Two opened 1 March 2024 and made the sand couture

    Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two opened in the U.S. on 1 March 2024, with Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson and Austin Butler.
  12. Upcoming3 min read

    Dune: Part Three is dated 18 December 2026

    Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Three, adapting Dune Messiah, opens in North America on 18 December and internationally from 16 December.

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