But in an intentional way. The action legend’s next film is called Silent Night, a Christmas Eve revenge story that also happens to be mostly dialogue-free, so the title works on two levels. It hits theaters on December 1st.
There are far too many video games launching in October, as my colleague Ash has helpfully pointed out here. It’ll be impossible to play everything. Which raises the important question: what are you going to be spending time with this month? I know I’ll be digging into Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Spider-Man 2 (which come out on the exact same day!!), but I’m also pretty curious about the new Hellboy game. How about you?
Lionel Messi may not be playing much lately, but the Apple TV Plus promotional machine keeps chugging along. Today we have the first trailer for Messi Meets America, a six-part docuseries about the Argentina superstar’s arrival in MLS — which has been a big deal for Apple’s ambitions as a streamer. The show premieres on October 11th.
This week’s new entertainment releases cover a lot of ground. To start, there’s plenty on Netflix: the dark animated series Castlevania: Nocturne, the crime thriller Reptile, and Wes Anderson’s The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.
Meanwhile, Gareth Edwards’ sci-fi epic The Creator is in theaters, Counter Strike 2 is out on PC, EA Sports FC 24 is available on PC and console, and a new batch of Playdate games dropped.
Analogue’s slick, retro-styled transparent version of the Pocket handheld goes on sale very soon: you can buy it starting at 11AM ET on the company’s site. It’s a limited edition, so you’ll want to move quickly.
