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A highly esteemed and beloved filmmaker, Quentin Tarantino’s every action and statement rarely escapes media attention, including our own. Every project he has ever considered has been extensively discussed. We even compiled a comprehensive Lost & Unmade project feature recounting every potential Tarantino project, no matter how brief the possibility.

But one project apparently escaped all of us and was lost to history until now. In a 1992 Toronto International Film Festival press conference for “Reservoir Dogs,” which TIFF just put on YouTube very recently, Tarantino revealed an intriguing project that never came to fruition.

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Focus testing—where dreams are made, broken, and occasionally result in someone being escorted from the building. Just ask Neil Druckmann, who found himself in quite the situation during the development of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End at Naughty Dog. Who knew that a simple scene could cause such a ruckus?

Never been one to shy away from controversy. | Image Credit: DomTheBomb/YouTube

As it turns out, not all testers were thrilled with Sony’s flagship studio pushing the envelope. While most feedback sessions involve constructive criticism about gameplay mechanics or bug reports, this particular instance ventured into territory that no one saw coming—and ended with one very angry tester being shown the door.

The incident in question? Well, let’s just say someone wasn’t too happy about Nathan Drake’s family planning decisions.

Uncharted 4: When inclusivity meets resistance

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The Uncharted series is one of gaming’s most iconic franchises, and Amy Hennig has been at the helm of this success. For a franchise that would become similar to Tomb Raider at the time, the decision to make Nathan Drake the protagonist wasn’t random. It was a choice shaped by the industry’s dynamics and cultural influences.

Amy Hennig with Troy Baker and Nolan North. Image Credit: @CouchSoup on YouTube

As the creative mind behind the iconic game, Hennig explained why the lead character couldn’t be female. And it’s not what many might assume. The decision had nothing to do with avoiding controversy or being “anti-woke.” It was simply to not be a “Dude Raider.”

Amy Hennig Was Always Thinking 2 Steps Ahead

During Uncharted‘s development, comparisons to Tomb Raider were inevitable. Hennig and her team wanted to carve out their unique space in the adventure genre,...

Angelina Jolie can easily be one of Hollywood’s most bankable actresses with a slew of well-acclaimed movies. But apart from her acting endeavors and humanitarian projects, she’s also known for her gorgeous and striking features. Recently, a paparazzi picture of the actress is making the rounds on Threads.

Credits: Angelina Jolie in Wanted || Credits: Universal Pictures

But more than that, people are left mesmerized by how stunning the actress looks in the shots, with some even claiming it to be AI-generated.

Fans on Threads Are Shocked by Angelina Jolie’s Stunning Paparazzi Picture

Actress Angelina Jolie can easily be one of Hollywood’s most gorgeous leading ladies. From her crystal blue eyes to her pouty lips, the actress has everything working out for her in the best way possible. Adding to this, a brutally stunning picture of the actress is making the rounds on Threads.

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Those of us who grew up in the 90s remember the complete overtaking of pop culture that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles experienced. Suddenly, every kid was saying Cowabunga and only wanted to eat pizza. Through the onslaught of Turtlesmania, a ton of merchandise was made. Toys, clothes, games, and, of course, movies.

The original live-action film came out in 1990 and was followed by two sequels quickly. While the first film was lauded by audiences, the second film began to show some cracks in the armor of the franchise. By the time the third film hit theaters in 1993, the fad had begun to wane. The third film made nowhere near the amount that the first film had brought in during its theatrical run and had cost more to make.

Many fans criticized the new suits as the Henson Creature Shop opted out of the series after the second film. Things...

Warning: contains spoilers for Uncanny Avengers #1!Captain America's big philosophical difference to Superman shows that while Marvel and DC may each have a 'boy scout' superhero, only one of them truly lives up to that label. The Fall of X era has seen mutantkind framed for attacks on humanity and subjected to an ongoing genocide by the human-supremacist group Orchis. As mutants are killed, forcibly deported to Mars, and have their rights stripped away, Captain America is making it clear that he's not forbidding a lethal response.

In Gerry Duggan and Javier Garron's Uncanny Avengers #1, Captain America assembles a new team of Uncanny Avengers under the banner of the team's Unity Division initiative. Steve Rogers' aim is to fight the enemies of mutantkind while scoring an optical victory for mutant heroes, however that doesn't mean he's playing nice. At the beginning of the issue, Steve confronts Psylocke and Penance,...