World of Warcraft movie get’s a release date

It always scares me when Hollywood takes on a franchise as big as World of Warcraft. So many questions run through my head as we hope the film, based on the beloved MMORPG and is played by millions, lives up to the legend it has become today. I’ve only seen one of Duncan Jone’s film,

Sam Raimi explains why he left The World of Warcraft movie

This post just goes to show you, you never know why films are sometimes never made. Ideas, that at the time, seem amazing get shelved because no one can see eye to eye on the final project…much like our government, but I digress. Yesterday website Vulutre sat down with Sam Raimi to get the scoop

The OFF BOOK series presents The Rise of Competitive Gaming & E-Sports

Since I’m on a roll with these Off Book episodes, let me go on ahead and post another one for you. This one talks about the monster that is E-Gaming. From Street Fighter and Call of Duty to World of Warcraft  and League of Legends, there’s no denying how far we’ve come in truly interactive/competitive e-gaming.

“Moon” director Duncan Jones will direct Legendary Pictures Warcraft movie

Director and son of legendary rocker David Bowie, Duncan Jones (MOON, Sourcecode) will be taking the helm on the Legendary Pictures adapted script Warcraft, which incidentally Sam Raimi (Spiderman) was originally attached to. Of course a million and one things could change from now til their proposed start in the fall of 2013, mainly the

MITNG reviews Dragon Age Volume Two: Those Who Speak

Dragon Age is pure fun! What’s not to like about it—magic, great art, epic battles, magical critters and characters and environments that are drawn exquisitely. I’ve never played the game this story is apparently based on, but you don’t really have to to get into this series. Dragon Age: Those Who Speak, written by David Gaider and Alexander Freed (Star Wars) and illustrated by

Charli XCX – “You’re The One (The Internet Remix Feat. Mike G) Video

So Odd Future in all their over hypness has remixed one of Charli XCX’s less notable, but equally impressive tracks from her freshman release and I gotta say…I don’t hate it. Charli XCX is still an up and comer, but she’s aligned herself with some of indie electronica’s heavy hitters like Grimes and Blood Diamond.