Vendetta

The fishing update to Lego Fortnite added, you guessed it, the ability to fish once you’ve made yourself a rod. Of course, since fish didn’t exist in the game before this, an entire school of undersea life needed to be created. Every fish you can catch has a different benefit, from restoring a bunch of health when you eat it to giving you some kind of buff. The rarest and most useful fish is certainly the Vendetta Flopper, making it the most coveted catch in the game. While fishing is still heavily dependent on luck,…

Posted in: Comics, Comics Publishers, Current News, DC Comics, Pop Culture | Tagged: general election, KJUdge Dredd, Rishi Sunak, Suela Braverman, v for vendettaThe UK Government set out a new series of police powers "to bring order to our streets, while protecting this country’s democratic values"Article Summary UK Government unveils new police powers to regulate protests, ensuring "order on the streets". Ban on flares, pyrotechnics, and climbing on war memorials introduced, with hefty fines and…

Image: Amy Sussman (Getty Images)While I firmly believe that whoever came up with the now-ubiquitous interview format where celebrities are asked to read tweets or guess at what Google autocompletes after their name will never see the kingdom of heaven, I have to admit... this GQ interview with Natalie Portman is very charming. Mostly because Portman is effortlessly earnest and reveals some very amusing anecdotes about what went on behind the scenes of a few of her nerdiest movies.Natalie Portman Replies to Fans on the…

Despite the holiday season being well and truly upon us, it’s been a quiet week for English-speaking films on Netflix, but a great one for international films on the platform.  Two foreign-language films outdid the global viewership numbers the most-viewed English films on the streaming service — Troll and My Name is Vendetta — taking out the number one and two spots respectively. Troll absolutely steamrolled any and all competition on Netflix this week – pulling just shy of a whopping 76 million viewers, while My Name…

Image: Warner Bros. Unless you’ve been living under a beautiful, blissful rock, you’d be very well acquainted with George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four and Alan Moore’s seminal work V for Vendetta. But they could be one and the same thing, according to a theory. 1984 has been a staple of modern political discourse in the internet age, while V for Vendetta‘s iconic masked vigilante has become a symbol for anarchy and revolution. The two works are both heavily inspired by the grim political landscape of post-war…

‘90s electronic dance duo Utah Saints are back scoring some of the music of upcoming beat ‘em up Final Vendetta, and you can check out one of the tracks below. The chart-topping group consisting of Jez Willis and Tim Garbutt have created four tracks for Final Vendetta, with Lee “Featurecast” Mintram set to compose the soundtrack as well. You can listen to the reveal of Utah Saints’ new track ‘No Turning Back’ below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3SoJhL61jI Developed by Bitmap Bureau, Final Vendetta is beat ‘em up in…