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Callum Turner Jacks Into Apple TV’s ‘Neuromancer’ in January
The 'Masters of the Air' star enters his cyberspace criminal era.
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Apple TV+'s 'Neuromancer' Marks Start of Filming
Six years after its 2019 launch, Apple TV+ is finally having the breakout year it's needed since Ted Lasso became a pandemic-era darling. Severance's return (and multiple ways to stream Season 1 for free) resulted in a surge of signups, closing the embarrassing gap between
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Political Satire 'Atropia' Skewers the Past Without Informing the Present
In the Mojave Desert, the United States military built a cluster of Iraqi villages on the grounds of army base Fort Irwin. Here, hundreds of civilian roleplayers (often of Middle Eastern descent) were paid to pretend they lived in Iraqi, Afghani, and Russian villages after an American military invasion – one
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Callum Turner to Lead 'Neuromancer' for Apple TV+
There are few seminal novels in the world of science fiction and fantasy that have not gotten on-screen treatment. The Lord of the Rings, for example, revolutionized fantasy, and Peter Jackson's films are still considered the definitive versions. Dune literally changed science fiction from Princesses on Mars
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'Masters of the Air' Trailer Shows The Scale of Apple TV+'s Ambitions
Apple TV+ has always had grand ambitions for its streaming service, and why shouldn't it? As one of the richest tech companies in the world, Apple has the money to spend on high-end dramas, if not always the best taste in what they should be. (Sorry to
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Upcoming Apple TV+ World War II Drama 'Masters of the Air' Depicts the Bloody Hundredth
Though we've certainly seen our fair share of World War II dramas in recent years --- one of which, World on Fire, is currently airing right now --- it doesn't seem like the entertainment industry is running out of ways to tell this story anytime soon. Perhaps that&
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'The Capture' Is Peacock's Most Captivating Offering
Peacock's arrival marks the fourth major streaming service in eight months to debut for viewers since November of 2019. Like it's precessors, Disney+ and HBO Max, it is the product of a single company, in this case, Comcast, using its best-known brand, NBC, to create