When it comes to films in 2021, Ars Technica readers have been more likely to express their feelings about the logistics of seeing new offerings this year than about the films in question. We get it.
Marc Olden wrote eight books in the 1970s featuring an American trained by a samurai master. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Netflix is developing what it hopes could be its next big action franchise.
2021 Movie"A down-and-out loser spends all of his money on a cursed sword in hopes that unlocking its power will change his fate for good." ...
The TUDUM virtual fan event was presented and hosted by Netflix Anime V-Tuber N-ko, highlighted by the Drifting Home news, the next feature film project by Studio Colorido, the team behind 2020’s A ...
Four years have passed since Bright was a Netflix smash — for audiences, anyway, who streamed it in then-record numbers, while critics viciously curbstomped it. Some of those critics might feel a ...
High adventure and excitement are stamped all over this solid-core film about a group of seven Samurai warriors who save a little village from annihilation at the hands of a group of bandits in ...
Los Angeles-based sales agency MultiVisionnaire Pictures has acquired worldwide rights, outside of Japan, to “Samurai Ninja Onimanji.” The picture is a gory-fantasy-action film by Japanese VFX master, ...
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