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Andrew Webster

Andrew Webster

Senior entertainment editor

Senior entertainment editor

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    He’s scary as hell.

    We’re still two months out from Heretic’s theatrical premiere, but A24 is hyping things up following the film’s debut at TIFF earlier this month. I personally loved it — mainly due to how terrifying Hugh Grant is.

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    Andrew Webster
    An end for the Jedi.

    No, I don’t mean Order 66. But during a presentation for investors today, EA confirmed that Respawn is working on the conclusion to the Jedi franchise, which will end up as a trilogy. The news comes the same day that Jedi: Survivor is launching on last-gen consoles.

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    Andrew Webster
    The next Sims is going into playtesting soon.

    It’s currently known as Project Rene, and EA is letting a limited number of players check it out early. It will be a “small invite-only playtest,” the publisher says, which will take place later in the fall. Meanwhile, The Sims 4 is still kicking: EA says that tomorrow “players can expect another major release of fixes alongside an exciting base game update.”

    An early screenshot of Project Rene.
    Image: EA
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    Andrew Webster
    A deeper look at Starfield’s big expansion.

    We’re only a few weeks away from the launch of Shattered Space, the first story expansion for the sci-fi RPG, which Bethesda describes as a “completely handcrafted world.” You can get a better sense of what to expect in this lengthy video.

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    Andrew Webster
    Netflix is getting a beautiful documentary next month.

    The Remarkable Life of Ibelin was one of my favorite movies at Sundance this year. It’s a doc that tells the story of a tragically short life, and the film largely takes place inside World of Warcraft. You can watch it for yourself on Netflix on October 25th.

    What the hell did I just watch?

    Francis Ford Coppola’s long-gestating epic Megalopolis is a series of loosely connected ideas, tied together with an undercooked world and embarrassing dialogue.

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    Andrew Webster
    Andrew Webster
    We Live In Time.

    An ol’ fashioned tear-jerker about Almut (Florence Pugh) and Tobias (Andrew Garfield), who quickly fall in love after the former hits the latter with her car. The film does a great job of balancing its heart-rending story with hilarious jokes, but the most notable thing is the way it deftly jumps around in time.

    Its non-linear story seems sporadic initially, yet I was never lost or confused, because it moves around in a way that lets you follow the highs and lows of their relationship in a completely natural way. Just don’t forget Kleenex.