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The Rogue class has always been one of the best in Dragon Age, and Dragon Age: The Veilguard is no exception. This class thrives on doing a lot of damage to an enemy and avoiding damage the enemy tries to do. Depending on your chosen weapon, it's a great class to be on the front lines and the back. A good Rogue build typically maximizes damage output through critical hits and exploits enemy weaknesses. This often involves strategically applying various afflictions (status effects) like bleeding, necrosis, or shock to weaken enemies and enhance damage.

Rogue is a very versatile class, and you can focus on bows, up-close combat, or be around the battlefield as a Saboteur. So, in terms of specializations, it's best to choose the one that matches your combat style. However, other things just match regardless, like faction and race. Ultimately, the core of a good Rogue build...

While it wouldn't exactly be accurate to say that Lionsgate's upcoming reboot of The Crow is highly-anticipated, there is a certain amount of curiosity surrounding the movie, and fans are interested to see more.

Now, possibly in anticipation of a second trailer, Lionsgate has shared a brief new promo. The teaser is only a few seconds long, but it does give us another look at Eric Draven (Bill Skarsgård) brutally dispatching some bad guys.

During a recent interview with Screen Rant, Wonder Woman actor Danny Huston - who will play, you guessed it, the villain in The Crow - assured fans that this movie will not seek to "imitate" the original.

"Yeah, in a way, you don't want to really remake things that are good, you want to kind of leave them alone, because they're good. Why remake them? But having said that, they're also an inspiration, and as...

Danny Huston emphasizes that the new Crow movie will be unique, drawing inspiration from the original but creating something different. Bill Skarsgrd's adaptation promises a more visceral approach and a different visual style compared to Brandon Lee's cult classic. The new Crow film aims to breathe new life into the franchise, steering away from imitation and offering a fresh take on the iconic story.

Though sharing the same unique source material, Danny Huston assures that Bill Skarsgrd's The Crow will be very different from Brandon Lee's cult classic. Both movies are based on James O'Barr's graphic novel of the same name, telling the story of a man who was killed with his fiance by a gang of criminals, only to be revived a year later by the titular bird and imbued with supernatural abilities to get revenge. Alongside Skarsgrd and Huston, who stars as an unnamed villain in the movie,...

Six full-length albums by Elliott Smith dating back to his teenage years circa 1985 have surfaced online.

As Pitchfork notes, the recently unveiled archive of then-16-year-old Portland, Oregon teenager Steven Paul Smith was painstakingly discovered and distributed by a young Texas fan deep in a years-long pursuit.

Cameron McCrary emailed local Portland record stores and posted entries on Discogs as part of his treasure hunt. Tony Lash, who played drums on several of the records, sold the surviving copies to an Elliott Smith completist. Other recordings trickled out over the course of two years.

All told, the repertoire spans six albums recorded between 1985 and 1989 by Smith and his high school buddies under various band names, including 1985’s Any Kind of Mudhen, 1986’s Still Waters More or Less and 1987’s Menagerie by Stranger Than Fiction; 1988’s The Greenhouse by A Murder of Crows; and 1989’s Trick of Paris Season by Harum Scarum.

Marks the first international offshoot of the script development initiative for women and non-binary writers over 40.

The Writers Lab UK and Ireland, the international offshoot of the script development program for woman and non-binary writers over 40, has unveiled its first cohort of screenwriters and projects.

The non-profit organization, that counts Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman among its supporters, has selected 12 participants that will take part in the lab, set to take place online from June 10-13, with additional sessions spread over the following five months.

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Due to the significant number of writers who applied,...

Hey, "NCIS: Los Angeles" fans. We are back at you with another new spoiler session article. That's right, guys. We've got new spoilers to tell you about. These will be for the upcoming episode 21 , which is due out in just seven days from now on April 19, 2020. We were able to track down a couple of teaser descriptions for episode 21 via the CBS episode 21 press release. So, that will certainly be our source for this spoiler session. Let's get after it. To start, episode 21 is officially labeled/titled, "Murder Of Crows." It sounds like episode 21 will feature some very interesting, dramatic, intense and action-filled scenes as the NCIS: Los Angles crew helps conduct a search for someone that's gone missing. Callen reveals important news to Sam. Deeks gets totally startled by a bad review of his bar and more.

Hulu has confirmed that several of its original series will be debuting new episodes on the streaming service in November, including more of season 1 of the Sean Penn drama “The First” and the start of the English comedy “The Bisexual.” And there will also be new to Hulu seasons of some of your favorites reality shows from other networks, including various editions of “Top Chef” and “Vanderpump Rules.”

Likewise, there will be plenty of movies making their first Hulu appearances including 20 of the 26 films in the James Bond franchise as well as all three of the “Oceans” movies.

See Netflix schedule: Here’s what is coming and leaving in November

Available November 1

10 to Midnight

28 Days Later

2001 Maniacs

The Accused

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

A Fairly Odd Christmas

A Fistful of Dynamite

A View to Kill

Albert

Alice

Amelie

Bachelor Party

Barbie Mariposa and Her Butterfly Fairy...

Summer is coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean the binge-watching has to stop.

A number of original series and popular movies are hitting Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime in September. New offerings on Netflix include the mega-hit “Black Panther,” along with the streaming giants’ new show “Maniac” with Emma Stone and Jonah Hill. Meanwhile, Amazon Prime is debuting “Forever,” which stars “Saturday Night Live” alums Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph. Over on Hulu, Sarah Silverman’s “I Love You, America” will drop its second season.

And if you want to get ahead on a horror movie marathon before Halloween, there are also plenty of scary flicks that will be added throughout the month. “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning” is coming to Netflix, while both Amazon and Hulu will carry “The Amityville Horror” and “Jigsaw.”

Check out the full list of titles coming to Netflix, Hulu, and...

New titles available on Amazon Prime next month include Amazon original series like “Six Dreams” Season 1, the second half of “Wishenproof” Season 2, “Pete the Cat” Season 1, “Forever” Season 1 and “King Lear” Season 1.

Some classic comedies will also become available in September, like the original “Ghostbusters,” “Jerry Maguire,” and “Smokey and the Bandit.” In more of a dramatic mood as the weather shifts? Dramas like “Sleepless in Seattle” starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan should do the trick.

Other movies arriving include newer flicks “Future World,” “Beirut,” “Strangers Prey at Night,” “Pistorius,” “Stronger,” “On Chesil Beach,” “My Little Pony,” “Hot Summer Night,” “Escape Plan 2,” “Jigsaw” and “Suburbicon.”

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September Tbd

*King Lear, Season 1 (Prime Original series)

Sept. 1

Series

Asylum, Season 1

The Blue Rose, Season 1

The Broker’s Man, Seasons 1-2

The Field of Blood, Seasons 1-2

Golden,...

Beat the back-to-school blues with new movie titles like “13 Going on 30” and “Sixteen Candles” hitting Hulu on Sept. 1, as well as new and favorite fall TV series.

The Hulu original series “The First,” starring Sean Penn and Natascha McElhone, is about a group of astronauts attempting to be the first humans on Mars. It premieres on Sept. 14, and new episodes of Sarah Silverman’s “I Love You, America” will arrive on Sept. 6.

Fall TV also arrives next month, and you’ll be able to watch premieres of network hits like “This Is Us” on Sept. 26, “9-1-1” on Sept. 24 and “Grey’s Anatomy” on Sept. 28. New shows will also become available after they premiere, like “Manifest” on Sept. 25, “New Amsterdam” on Sept. 26 and “A Million Little Things” on Sept. 27.

Also Read: 'Castle Rock' Just Explained Why So Many Stephen King Stories Happen There

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A disbarred lawyer takes credit for a late friend’s book, which becomes a smash hit; but the tables turn on him sooner than he expected. That’s the plot for “A Murder of Crows,” a 1999 thriller starring Cuba Gooding Jr.… Continue Reading →...

Even if you're not a professional writer, it's safe to assume you've experienced writer's block at one point in your life. Whether it was working on a paper for school, trying to craft that perfectly worded e-mail, or attempting to write that novel you've always wanted to crank out, you know the feeling of desperately wanting to write something great (or at least good) and having absolutely zero inspiration.

Editors Ben Watts and Ivan Kandor know that feeling, too, and they've crafted a supercut featuring 50 movies that deal with this exact thing. Thankfully, they don't just stop at the low point — they also include that transcendent moment where the words just start flowing and it feels like they'll never stop, complete with a great soundtrack that mirrors the writers' journey.

A Murder of Crows

Adaptation

Almost Famous

Amadeus

As Good As It Gets

Atonement

Barfly

Barton Fink

Capote

Cloud Atlas...

It’s been revealed that BioShock Infinite will receive the collector’s edition treatment not once, but twice, giving the series’ numerous fans some retail choice. First up is the Ultimate Songbird Edition, which will come with a statue among other things, and will retail for a crisp $149.99. However, if spending that much money on one game is too rich for your blood, you can opt for the regular version or the next step up, which is referred to as the Premium Edition. That one will come with a suggested price of $79.99, with the catch being that it doesn’t include the impressive-looking statue that its peer prominently boasts.

Below, you’ll find a list of all of the swag that the BioShock Infinite Ultimate Songbird Edition will include. All of the items are displayed in this article’s featured image, and are highlighted with great detail on the game’s website.

The following is a list of all comic books, graphic novels and special items that will be available this week and shipped to comic book stores who have placed orders for them.

3D Total Publishing

Digital Painting Techniques Volume 3 Sc, $49.99

Abrams

Frank Reade Adventures In The Age Of Invention Hc, $24.95

Abstract Studios

Rachel Rising #5, $3.99

Antarctic Press

How To Draw Steampunk Pocket Manga Sc, $14.95

Ape Entertainment

Richie Rich Gems Winter Special (One Shot), $3.99

Archie Comics

Sonic Super Special Magazine #2, $9.99

Sonic The Hedgehog #233, $2.99

World Of Archie Double Digest #14, $3.99

Aspen Mlt

Fathom Volume 4 #4 (Cover A Alex Konat), $3.50

Fathom Volume 4 #4 (Cover B Tony Parker), $3.50

Fathom Volume 4 #4 (Cover C Alex Konat Sketch Incentive), Ar

Haunted City #2 (Cover A Michael Ryan), $3.50

Haunted City #2 (Cover B Alex Konat), $3.50

Haunted City #2 (Cover C Beastly Incentive), Ar

Audiogo Ltd

Batman Knightfall Audio CD, $29.95

Sarah Jane Adventures Children Of Steele Audio CD, $16.95

Sarah Jane Adventures Collection Audio CD, $79.95

Superman Doomsday And Beyond Audio CD,...

The writing team behind 3D shark film Bait are among the filmmakers who have reeled in Screen Australia finance to help develop their projects. Writers Shayne Armstrong and Shane Krause will work with producers Michael Robertson and Murray Pope on two new genre films: Black Echoes and A Murder Of Crows. Other features gaining development support include Jan Sardi-penned, character-driven drama Remarkable Creatures, .ensemble comedy. Siblings and Chris Cudlipp film Worm. A total of $162,000 has been given for the development of the five projects. Also announced today (Friday) was the national agency.s support behind the production of three short films through the Springboard Program . which is designed to act as .calling cards. to feature...

Screen Australia has invested on the development of features Remarkable Creatures (written by Jan Sardi), A Murder of Crows, Black Echoes, Sibling and Worms.

The investment round includes three short films from the Springboard Program, meant to act as ‘calling cards’ to feature film proposals.

The features in development are:

Black Echoes

Producers Michael Robertson, Murray Pope

Writers Shayne Armstrong, Shane Krause

A group of international tourists are taken off the beaten path to an isolated village deep in the Vietnamese countryside. They are promised a Viet Cong tunnel crawl experience that makes the famous Cu Chi Tunnels seem like a playground… Tighter, more claustrophobic, scarier – they get their money’s worth and then some.

A Murder of Crows

Producers Murray Pope, Michael Robertson

Writers Shayne Armstrong, Shane Krause

Director Nick Robertson

Lost love brought him there, cold-blooded murder kept him there, now dark vengeance takes flight.

Remarkable Creatures

Producer...

DVD Playhouse: January 2011

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Allen Gardner

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (20th Century Fox) Sequel to the seminal 1980s film catches up with a weathered, but still determined Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas, who seems to savor every syllable of Allan Loeb and Stephen Schiff’s screenplay) just out of jail and back on the comeback trail. In attempting to repair his relationship with his estranged daughter (Carey Mulligan), Gekko forges a reluctant alliance with her fiancé (Shia Labeouf), himself an ambitious young turk who finds himself seduced by Gekko’s silver tongue and promise of riches. Lifeless film is further evidence of director Oliver Stone’s decline. Once America’s most exciting filmmaker, Stone hasn’t delivered a film with any teeth since 1995’s Nixon. Labeouf and Mulligan generate no sparks on-screen, and the story feels forced from the protracted opening to the final, Disney-esque denouement. Only a brief cameo by Charlie Sheen,...

It's Halloween week which will make some of you roll your eyes and some of you bounce up and down and clap your hands with glee. I'm in the second group. I love Halloween. Candy is delicious and costumes are super fun, I actually wish we had more opportunities to wear costumes in everyday life. (Apparently, so did Lady Gaga, which is one of the many reasons I adore and envy her in equal measure. She is literally living a large chunk of my dream life.) I'm sure some of you are still trying to decide on a costume, no judgements I only picked mine last week, so this week I'll attempt to helpfully point out potential costumes from the night's television offerings. Super fun, right? I actually don't care. Here's tonight's TV:

7:00pm: "60 Minutes" on CBS

"America's Funniest Home Videos" on ABC

"Football Night in America" on NBC...

If you watch enough television shows and movies, then you might even start to notice that a bunch of the same props are used over and over again. I first noticed this with a magazine prop in various television shows including Married With Children, which featured a gum advertisement on the back cover. Someone on Reddit recently put together a compilation of photos from various television shows, commercials and movies, showing how one newspaper prop gets around and is reused, and reused again. I don't know the story behind this prop newspaper, but I assume it was created as a royalty free prop for television shows. Somewhere along the line, the prop became a reoccurring gag between propmasters. Something like how sound designers reuse the Wilhem Scream in every movie. Check out some examples after the jump. And here is more: Power Rangers Zeo A Murder of Crows A texasi láncf?...