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Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc V was the first entry in the franchise to introduce the Four Dimensions, the shonen anime's take on alternate or multi-dimensions. The Four Dimensions are four different dimensions that use a different Extra Deck Special Summoning method, meaning in one universe, they use Fusion to summon monsters; in another, they use Synchro; and in another, they use Xyz. These different focuses on summoning methods call back to the four previous entries in the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise.

The Four Dimensions are the setting for the initial conflict in the series, as protagonist Yuya Sakaki and deuteragonist Zuzu Boyle's counterparts start the series' main story. Each Dimension has a Yuya and a Zuzu, with the titles of Dragon Boy and Bracelet Girl to reference their original incarnations as Zarc and Ray Akaba. The four dimensions are broken down into: the Fusion Dimension, the Synchro Dimension, the Xyz Dimension, and the Standard Dimension.

On Tuesday June 25 2024, History broadcasts Beyond Skinwalker Ranch!

Ancient Dimensions Season 2 Episode 4 Episode Summary

In this episode of “Beyond Skinwalker Ranch” titled “Ancient Dimensions,” Andy and Paul embark on a fascinating journey to a site of ancient Native American petroglyphs. As they explore the mysterious rock art, they stumble upon something extraordinary. The power emanating from these petroglyphs may lead them to capture the most compelling evidence of unidentified phenomena they have ever encountered in their investigations.

The duo’s visit to the sacred site unravels a series of events that challenge their understanding of the world around them. The ancient dimensions they are about to uncover hold secrets that could potentially change the course of their research on Skinwalker Ranch. As Andy and Paul delve deeper into the significance of the petroglyphs, they find themselves on the brink of a discovery that defies explanation.

With each revelation at the ancient site,...

Discover the mysteries of the past in an all-new episode of “Beyond Skinwalker Ranch” airing on Tuesday, 25 June 2024, at 10:03 Pm on History. Season 2, Episode 4 titled “Ancient Dimensions” takes viewers on a journey with Andy and Paul as they explore a site adorned with ancient Native American petroglyphs. These rock art creations are more than just historical artifacts—they hold a power that might unveil the most compelling evidence yet of unidentified phenomena.

In this episode, Andy and Paul delve deep into the significance of the petroglyphs, uncovering clues that suggest a connection between these ancient markings and unexplained occurrences in the area. As they document their findings, viewers are treated to a blend of archaeological exploration and paranormal investigation, shedding light on the enduring mysteries surrounding Skinwalker Ranch and its surroundings.

Expect a captivating narrative as “Beyond Skinwalker Ranch: Ancient Dimensions” combines scientific inquiry with the allure of ancient history and supernatural phenomena.

The new video revisits Leela's final moments in the Last Great Time War. Leela, an ex-companion of the Fourth Doctor, is given a teleportation device by a Gallifreyan soldier to escape the conflict. Leela's fate on Gallifrey after her departure from the Doctor is revealed, showcasing her continued battles against evil.

Doctor Who revisits the final days of the Last Great Time War, as the trailer for "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 15" depicts how Fourth Doctor companion Leela (Louise Jameson) spent the final moments of the conflict. Jameson traveled with Tom Baker's incarnation of the Time Lord from 1977 to 1978, making her debut in the season 14 story "The Face of Evil". A warrior from the tribe of the Sevateen, Leela's travels with the Doctor gave her a greater perspective on what the universe can offer.

While most "The Collection" trailers released on Doctor Who's YouTube channel have explored...

While the possibility of Back to the Future 4 remains on the back burner, a fan of the titular sci-fi film franchise crafts an intriguing trailer of what the sequel could look like, with Spider-Man franchise star Tom Holland as a key cast member.

Via YouTube, Kh Studio released an edit of what a potential Back to the Future 4 would look like, featuring the film series' original stars, Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd as Marty McFly and Doc Brown respectively. Additionally, it features Holland as Jake McFly, the son of Marty and Jennifer McFly (Elizabeth Shue). The edit combines footage from Fox's 2019 Netflix sci-fi/adventure flick, See You Yesterday, and a Lego Dimensions promo, seeing Holland's character roam the streets as he's amazed by flying cars and other nuances he sees as he navigates different timelines.

Related Back to the Future Cast Reunites in Heartwarming Photo The cast of the...

A fan-made Back to the Future 4 trailer features original stars and casts Tom Holland as a new character. The original director and writer are against a fourth film, but the fan trailer offers a blueprint for a potential continuation. Michael J. Fox's retirement makes his return unlikely, but focusing on a new character could keep the franchise alive.

A fan-made Back to the Future 4 trailer brings back the original stars and casts Tom Holland in a new role. Written by Bob Gale and directed by Robert Zemeckis, the Back to the Future trilogy was released from 1985 to 1990, following the time-traveling adventures of high school student Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) and eccentric scientist Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd), who builds the DeLorean time machine. Though the two sequels weren't as highly regarded as the original, the trilogy has cultivated a dedicated fan following who have long advocated for a fourth Back to the Future film.

While several big-budget movies have experienced quite a bit of trouble at the box office both this year and since the pandemic first started in general, one genre continues to stay afloat consistently: horror. And when such movies are geared toward younger audiences and inspired by source material with a rabid fanbase to begin with? Well, that's when you know you probably have a hit on your hands.

That's exactly what happened with "Five Nights at Freddy's," the movie based on the cult video game franchise that promptly smashed box office records the weekend of its release. Not even a thorough critical lashing could stop this runaway hit in its tracks, adding another appropriately irreverent layer to a phenomenon that's likely to become a gateway film for young horror fans everywhere. But in an interesting wrinkle, "Five Nights at Freddy's" opted for a hybrid release both in theaters and on...

Shattering all-time records at the box-office, Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy’s, the haunting new horror film based on the video game series created by Scott Cawthon, will be available with never-before-seen bonus content on Digital November 28, 2023, and 4K Uhd, Blu-ray and DVD on December 12, 2023, from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.

Five Nights is currently available to stream on Peacock, and it’s also still playing in theaters. The film has thus far legged its way to an impressive $271 million at the worldwide box office.

The all-new bonus content for Five Nights at Freddy’s gives a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the iconic animatronics and recreating the immersive world of the game.

Bonus Features on 4K Uhd, Blu-ray, DVD & Digital:

Five Nights At Freddy’S: From Game to Big Screen – Feel the frights of Freddy Fazbear’s come alive as the film recreates the game’s world with immersive environments...

Jason David Frank's final Power Rangers episode celebrated Tommy Oliver's importance to the franchise, honoring his character development and legacy. "Dimensions in Danger" showcased almost every Tommy Oliver Power Rangers form, with the Master Morpher allowing access to his previous powers. Tommy Oliver's Power Rangers story continues beyond "Dimensions in Danger" in the comic book "Soul of the Dragon," where he faces new challenges and passes on his legacy to his son.

Jason David Frank’s final Power Rangers episode celebrated Tommy Oliver’s history and the character’s importance to the franchise. Following his introduction in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ “Green With Evil” arc, Tommy would go on to appear in hundreds of Power Rangers episodes across multiple seasons. Jason David Frank, who played Tommy Oliver, sadly passed away on November 19, 2022. The actor’s final Power Rangers appearance happened in 2018 during Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel.

Tommy...

Jon Pertwee's return to Doctor Who in the 1990s saved the franchise by paving the way for future stories and expanding the show's legacy. The Paradise of Death, a radio drama featuring the Third Doctor, allowed Doctor Who to explore previous eras and add new depths to classic Doctors. The success of Pertwee's radio plays proved that audio was a viable medium to keep Doctor Who alive and continue the story when other avenues failed.

Jon Pertwee's return to Doctor Who in the 1990s ultimately saved the entire franchise by laying the groundwork for its future. 1993 saw Doctor Who celebrate its 30th anniversary in reduced circumstances, following the show's cancelation in 1989. A planned straight-to-video anniversary movie had been abandoned for multiple reasons, leaving fans disappointed. The 1993 charity sketch Dimensions in Time was little consolation for Doctor Who fans who wanted a more substantial celebration than a comedy crossover with...

Blue Finch Film Releasing presents the world premiere of Hostile Dimensions at FrightFest on August 26 & August 28, and Bloody Disgusting scored an exclusive first look today.

Hostile Dimensions is a twist-filled multiverse horror from Graham Hughes, whose previous film Death of a Vlogger was a FrightFest hit in 2019 and garnered critical acclaim.

“Hughes’ inventive and terrifying new film tells the story of two documentary filmmakers who decide to investigate the disappearance of a graffiti artist who seemingly ‘vanished’. As they delve deeper into their research, they encounter an ominous freestanding door which leads them on a dark journey through the dimensions behind it.

“Determined to uncover the truth the pair soon realise they have stumbled across something far more terrifying than they could have ever imagined.”

While you wait for the film’s FrightFest premiere, you can check out an exclusive first look at Hostile Dimensions below, which features a quick...

Law And Order

The Indian parliament has passed the Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill, which aims to curb piracy that causes losses of INR200 billion ($2.4 billion) to the film industry, according to government estimates. Those found guilty of film piracy by way of camcording in theaters or unauthorized copying and online transmission and exhibition of a pirated copy of any film will now face punishment of minimum three months imprisonment and a fine of $3,650, which can be extended up to three years imprisonment and fine up to 5% of the audited gross production cost.

The bill also introduces age-based categories of certification by further sub-dividing the existing UA category into seven years (UA 7+), 13 years (UA 13+) and 16 years (UA 16+), instead of 12 years. These age-based markers are recommendatory only, meant for the parents or guardians to consider whether their children should view a film. In addition, films certified by the Central Board of Film Certification...

The hits keep coming for Elizabeth Banks: she'll star as a female war photographer shot down and stranded on an island in the South Pacific during World War II in "Rita Hayworth with a Hand Grenade." The film, directed by former art director and set designer Sloane U'Ren ("Being John Malkovich") from a script by Antony Neely (with whom U'Ren collaborated on her directorial debut, "Dimensions"), begins shooting next spring. "Rita Hayworth with a Hand Grenade" finds Banks' character deserted except for a lone Japanese soldier, with whom she must ally in order to survive despite being on opposite sides of the conflict. Frequent Coen brothers' collaborator Robert Graf will produce. Read More: "Elizabeth Banks Saves Brian Wilson as 'Love & Mercy' Hero Melinda Ledbetter (Exclusive Video)" The news caps off a brilliant year for Banks. After directing the second installment of the 'Pitch Perfect' franchise to $285 million in worldwide.

Three-time Emmy Award nominee Elizabeth Banks (The Hunger Games franchise, Pitch Perfect 2) is set to star in the adventure drama Rita Hayworth With A Hand Grenade to be directed by award-winning director Sloane U’Ren (Dimensions), it was announced today by producer Robert Graf (upcoming Hail, Caesar!, Oscar-winning No Country For Old Men).

Radiant Films International is representing foreign rights and is introducing the film to buyers at the American Film Market. UTA Independent Film Group is handling North American rights.

An accomplished art director and set designer, U’Ren is directing her sophomore feature film after having honed her skills working on studio blockbusters such as Warner Bros.’ Batman Begins and Harry Potter And The Half-blood Prince.

Written by Antony Neely, principal photography will commence in spring 2016.

Set in World War II, Caroline Baker (Banks), one of the first female war photographers, is shot down and stranded on a South Pacific island,...

Exclusive: The red-hot star will play a WWII photographer stranded on a Pacific Island in Rita Hayworth With A Hand Grenade, which Radiant Films International has introduced to Afm buyers.

Veteran art director and set designer Sloane U’Ren will direct the prestige adventure drama for producer and regular Coen Brothers collaborator Robert Graf. UTA Independent Film Group represents North American rights.

Shooting is set to commence in spring on Rita Hayworth With A Hand Grenade, the story of Caroline Baker, a pioneering female war photographer who gets shot down over a South Pacific island and finds herself marooned with only a Japanese soldier for company.

Over the course of three decades the unlikely pair go from being sworn enemies to reluctant allies as they endure nature and their fateful predicament.

Screenwriter Antony Neely reunites with U’Ren after the latter’s 2011 time travel drama and directorial debut Dimensions.

This is a banner year for Banks, who has...

Exclusive: The red-hot star will play a WWII photographer stranded on a Pacific Island in Rita Hayworth With A Hand Grenade, which Radiant Films International has introduced to Afm buyers.

Veteran art director and set designer Sloane U’Ren will direct the prestige adventure drama for producer and regular Coen Brothers collaborator Robert Graf. UTA Independent Film Group represents North American rights.

Shooting is set to commence in spring on Rita Hayworth With A Hand Grenade, the story of Caroline Baker, a pioneering female war photographer who gets shot down over a South Pacific island and finds herself marooned with only a Japanese soldier for company.

Over the course of three decades the unlikely pair go from being sworn enemies to reluctant allies as they endure nature and their fateful predicament.

Screenwriter Antony Neely reunites with U’Ren after the latter’s 2011 time travel drama and directorial debut Dimensions.

This is a banner year for Banks, who has...

When I received a link to the Project Chronos blog, I was, obviously, intrigued. A government conspiracy related to a history of dabbling in time travel? Colour me interested. Well, before you call the Daily Mail, it turns out that Project Chronos is a fictional companion piece to Ant Neely's brillirant looking Dimensions: A Line, A Loop, A Tangle of Threads which we've been following for a while now.

The film is on the eve of its USA theatrical tour which begins 9th/10th October in Los Angeles (Other territories will get the film on the 18th October via Distrify and Vimeo). So, leading up to the release, Project C [Continued ...]...

Henry Lloyd-Hughes is set to star alongside Mia Wasikowska in a new film adaptation of the Gustave Flaubert novel Madame Bovary.

28 year old Henry (represented in the UK by Curtis Brown) will play Charles Bovary, the provincial doctor husband of Emma (Mia Wasikowska) who endeavors to love her despite her revolt against the ordinariness of her life.

He's best known to TV audiences as Mark Donovan from The Inbetweeners, and played Kenneth Hume opposite Ruth Negga in the Shirley Bassey biopic, but after starring in British indies Weekender and period time-travel drama Dimensions, this is his first major leading international film role.

This new adaptation of the classic novel by Rose Barreneche is described as a period piece that will remain faithful to Gustave Flaubert’s original story, but will be "a fresh retelling, emphasizing the more youthful and contemporary themes."

Madame Bovary will also star Paul Giamatti, Rhys Ifans and Ezra Miller.

Timo Vuorensola's Nazi space romp is the most high-profile film to use crowdsourcing for both development and finances. Is this to blame for those lukewarm reviews?

If you've ever fancied yourself as a Hollywood screenwriter, producer or even star, the film section of crowdfunding site IndieGoGo might just be the place for you. Browse through the fledgling movie projects touting for cash in the past few months, and you might have come upon opportunities to pick up a writer's credit for $50 on the British post-apocalyptic drama Remnants of a Disaster, or an executive producer's credit on the Kiwi documentary God Is Incredible for $500. The director of comic book tale Super Day recently promised to shave his head if the film's campaign reached its $3,500 target, with donors permitted to scribble their names on his newly bald pate.

Amid the silliness, the site addresses a very real need. Movies cost an...

Among the highlights of this year's festival is a period drama with a time-travel twist. Think Merchant Ivory, only steampunk

The annual Sci Fi London festival, which is running until Monday at several venues in the capital, always throws up more than its fair share of offbeat genre treats. One of this year's highlights is a period brainteaser with an intriguing time-travel twist that has already picked up awards from the Boston science fiction film festival and the London independent film festival. Dimensions: A Line, A Loop, A Tangle of Threads also benefits from a plucky backstory surrounding its husband-and-wife creative team. Director Sloane U'Ren and writer/composer Ant Neely sold their Twickenham home to help finance the tiny £180,000 budget, and most of the film is shot at the riverside Cambridgeshire home of Neely's brother.

Blending a Lewis Carroll fascination with the possibility of other worlds, timelines, realities and...

Some excellent news from the 37th Boston Science Fiction Film Festival where a film we’ve been following for a while now picked up the Best Film award, a distinction picked up by a certain Duncan Jones a few years ago for Moon.

The film is Dimensions: A Line, A Loop, A Tangle of Threads and it is the results of many years hard work and passion from director Sloane U’Ren and writer Ant Neely, who produced the film together. It deals with a scientist obsessed with the idea of going back in time to revisit a particular moment in his childhood and from the trailer below it looks to be a sumptuous affair.

Inbetweeners fans may recognise the lead actor, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, and he appears alongside Camilla Rutherford, Patrick Godfrey and Olivia Llewellyn. It’s certainly one to keep an eye on – it’ll play in March...

The 25-year-old rapper-turned-actor and star of the film Weekender

Who's this handsome devil then? David Miliband, Shirley Bassey's husband, and the bully from The Inbetweeners. It's Henry Lloyd-Hughes, rapper turned excellent actor.

Rapper? I know, so clean cut, so James Dean-esque, but he has a damn fine singing voice and he also plays the drums, hence the guns.

Phwoar. Stop it. You've seen him in Miliband of Brothers and the BBC's Bassey biopic, but look forward to seeing a whole lot more of him in the future – the "period sci-fi drama" Dimensions, co-starring Camilla Rutherford and Patrick Godfrey; Roland Emmerich's Anonymous, on the life of Shakespeare; and Anna Karenina, opposite Jude Law and Keira Knightley. Our favourite role so far is as a 90s raver in the film Weekender.

He says: "I wish I looked a bit more like Bruce Springsteen – I'd love to play him in a biopic of his life.

Dimensions Teaser Trailer. Ant Neely, Sloane U’Ren‘s Dimensions (2011) teaser trailer stars Camilla Rutherford, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Patrick Godfrey, Shaun Lucas, and Olivia Llewellyn. Dimensions‘ plot synopsis: “Stephen is a brilliant young boy who lives in Cambridge, England, in what appears to be the 1920s – but nothing in Stephen’s life is quite as it seems. His world is turned upside down upon meeting a charismatic and inspirational professor at a garden party who demonstrates to Stephen and his friends what life would be like if they themselves were merely one, or two, dimensional beings. He then proceeds to explain that by manipulating other dimensions, time travel may actually be possible.

As Stephen’s life unfolds, events lead him to dedicate himself to turning the Professor’s theories of time travel into reality. Jealousy, love, obsession, temptation and greed surround him, influencing his fragile mind and the direction of his work.

Science fiction and period costume drama rarely mix, which is strange because I think the latter can add a sumptuous new layer that we rarely see in scifi. We saw it with The Prestige and on some level I think we see it in Andrew Niccol's films like Gattaca.

A new scifi film from the UK called Dimensions is blending the two genres in a unique story that seems to involve time travel. The film's husband and wife directing duo, Ant Neely & Sloane U.Ren, describe the film as "a cross between H.G. Wells. Time Machine and A Beautiful Mind".

Synopsis:

Stephen is a brilliant young boy who lives in Cambridge, England, in what appears to be the 1920s . but nothing in Stephen.s life is quite as it seems. His world is turned upside down upon meeting a charismatic and inspirational professor at a garden party who demonstrates...

Check out the beautiful trailer below for Dimensions, the first feature film from husband and wife writer/director team Ant Neely and Sloane U’Ren who sold their house to finance the period/sci fi drama.

Taking the lead role of Stephen is The Inbetweeners actor Henry Lloyd-Hughes (represented by Curtis Brown), who can also be seen this year in Weekender.

The film also stars Camilla Rutherford, Patrick Godfrey, Olivia Llewellyn and Sean Hart.

The film also introduces three new child actors from Cambridgeshire: Sam Harrison as the young Stephen Hannah Carson as Victoria and George Thomas as the young Conrad. Ant Neely said of their casting process:

"As for the children - they are all relative new comers (ranging from no experience to a bit of theatre and a short film). We did see about 75 kids, but these three had something very special and very natural. Of course, child...