Keanu Reeves might be 54-years-old, but anyone who has seen the John Wick movies knows that he doesn't hold back when it comes to getting involved in the action. John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum hits theaters next month, and a new behind-the-scenes video has been released that shows the intense weapons training he underwent to prepare for his role as the reluctant hitman.Reeves was given training by tactical firearms instructors Vigilance Elite, who taught Reeves how to move and shoot like a trained assassin presumably would. It's a long video but it's fascinating to look behind-the-scenes and see Reeves soaking up all the information needed for his iconic role. Check it out below:John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum is directed by Chad Stahelski, who helmed 2017's John Wick: Chapter 2 and co-directed the first movie. It also stars Ian McShane, Lawrence Fishburne, Halle Berry, Lance Reddick, Anjelica Huston, Jason Mantzoukas, and Mark Dacascos. It releases on May 17. Check out the most recent trailer, and some stylish character posters.In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Stahelski revealed that he and Reeves already have plans for a fourth movie if this new one is a success. "If people go see the movie, and it makes money, and they came back to us, Keanu and I have ideas for days. I could live here for the rest of my career. If people like it and want to watch more, I could think of way worse ways to spend your career. But, you know, we're in the entertainment business. We'll let the audience figure that out."Info from Gamespot.com

While the DC show Titans isn't a Batman show and Bruce Wayne was only glimpsed occasionally, the shadow of the Dark Knight fell across the first season. Season 2 is set to premiere later this year and it looks like Wayne will play much bigger part. It has been announced that Game of Thrones star Iain Glen will play this iconic role.As reported by Deadline, Glen will portray an older version of Wayne, who has been fighting crime as Batman for decades. Glen is best known for his role as Jorah Mormont in Game of Thrones--he has appeared in every season of HBO's fantasy hit and returns for the final Season 8 this month. He has also appeared in movies such as Kick Ass 2, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, and three entries in the Resident Evil series.It is unknown whether we'll actually see Bruce Wayne as Batman, but the official character synopsis gives us some idea of what to expect. It reads: "After decades of fighting crime as Batman, billionaire Bruce Wayne is just as driven to protect Gotham from evil as he was in his prime. Needing to reconcile his relationship with Dick Grayson, the duo hope to forge a new dynamic as Bruce tries to help his former sidekick and the Titans achieve success."Titans Season 2 will be released on the subscription service DC Universe, and is scheduled to arrive in the Fall. The main cast members from Season 1 are expected to return, namely Brenton Thwaites (Robin), Anna Diop (Starfire), Teagan Croft (Raven), and Ryan Potter (Beast Boy). In addition Esai Morales was recently cast as the villainous Deathstroke, and we'll see more of Joshua Orpin was cast as Superboy, who appeared briefly at the end of Season 1.The DC Universe panel at Wondercon last month gave fans an idea of what else to expect from the service. There was a first look at Courtney Whitmore in Stargirl, which will premiere in early 2020. There was also a preview of the horror-themed Swamp Thing, which arrives in May, plus the second half the animated series Young Justice: Outsiders.Info from Gamespot.com

While it may be the last film of the current X-Men movie franchise, Dark Phoenix is also shaping up to be the absolute darkest chapter of the series yet. What's worse, it could be something the mutant superheroes will never recover from. The following contains spoilers for Dark Phoenix.Already in the latest trailer for the movie--and cast interviews that followed--it has been revealed that this movie will see the death of Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence) at the hands of a Phoenix Force-powered Jean Grey (Sophie Turner). As shown in clips from the movie screened for fans at WonderCon, this event drives a wedge between the X-Men, leading to Beast (Nicholas Hoult) quitting the team and siding with Magneto (Michael Fassbender).With the X-Men's family dynamic in shambles, Turner mentioned a very interesting touchstone for the story's inspiration. "One of the things we kind of looked at as a reference was addiction and how that can affect, you know, not only the person who's struggling with it but the people around them and the family unit and the friends," she said during a group interview at WonderCon. "And that's kind of what happens to the X-Men--some people, you know, they can't handle [Jean Grey], they don't understand her, so they abandoned her. And others, you know, seek to kind of find the Jean that they knew before all of this. It's very real, and I think it will resonate with a lot of people."As for who will be the threat trying to keep the X-Men together, it may come from a surprising place. While you might expect Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) to be the voice of reason, it could end up falling on Storm's (Alexandra Shipp) shoulders. "I think that what you'll see with Storm is that she's not afraid to speak her mind and she's really trying to keep everyone together," the actress teased. "She's still that person who's trying to keep everyone together."If the WonderCon footage is an indication, though, any hope of that might be lost. In one clip, Beast and Magneto are determined to kill Jean, while others on the team are convinced she can still be saved. What follows is a brutal war between mutants in New York City that sees them unleashing their powers against each other.Whether the team, and Jean herself, can be saved remains to be seen. With no announced continuation of the franchise announced, beyond New Mutants, this could be the last dance for the X-Men as fans of the movies know them. As director Simon Kinberg previously explained, he does believe Dark Phoenix gives some level of closure to the franchise.You'll have to wait until Dark Phoenix hits theaters on June 7 to find out whether that closure is a happy ending. Info from Gamespot.com

Square Enix announced Octopath Traveler--previously a Nintendo Switch exclusive--is coming to PC on June 7. The game will launch via Steam and be available to buy through Valve's PC game store or the Square Enix Store.According to Gematsu, the announcement was made via a now-deleted blog post. The post didn't mention any changes coming to Octopath Traveler, so it seems to be a straight port to PC. Square Enix has not followed up with an announcement concerning the Octopath Traveller PC port since deleting the blog post.In our Octopath Traveler review, Peter Brown gave the game an 8/10, writing, "Despite the lackluster stories that pull you through the world, Octopath thrives on its character progression and the temptations of high-level challenges and rewards. The promise of new jobs, exciting boss fights, and powerful gear will inspire you to poke around every corner, and there are no shortage of discoveries to strive for. And all the while, you're treated to one of the most interesting and effective re-imaginings of a retro aesthetic around. Octopath will likely be a divisive game due to its fractured storytelling, but it's one worth playing despite its lesser qualities. Its high points are simply too good to ignore."Octopath Traveler is an RPG that puts you in the shoes of eight different heroes, each of which possess their own abilities and stories. H'annit, a hunter, for example, can tame animals and is in search of her missing master, while the knight Olberic can challenge NPCs to fights and is seeking redemption for his past actions. You begin the game as one of the eight, and then recruit the other seven in whichever order you choose.A mobile game prequel, titled Octopath Traveler: Conquerors of the Continent, is in the works. Square Enix has said it plans on making more games like Octopath Traveler in the future, as sales for the RPG exceeded expectations.Info from Gamespot.com

Fortnite's 8.30 update is now live across PS4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices. Not only did this week's patch introduce Reboot Vans to the battle royale game, it also marked the start of a new limited-time event called Buccaneer's Bounty, which features its own unique set of challenges and rewards.Buccaneer's Bounty runs until April 15. Each day of the event, Epic is featuring a different limited-time mode, and there will be a new challenge to complete and cosmetic reward to unlock. If you manage to complete all four of the Buccaneer's Bounty challenges before the event ends, you'll also earn a special reward: an Epic-tier emote.The first Buccaneer's Bounty challenge is fairly straightforward: visit a Pirate Camp in different matches. You'll need to travel to 10 of these camps to complete the mission. Fortunately, the Pirate Camps are always located in the same spots, so with a little persistence you should be able to complete this challenge without too much difficulty. Be sure to check out our Pirate Camp location guide if you need help finding them.The second challenge is likewise self-explanatory: search one Buried Treasure. Once that's completed, you'll unlock a special Pirate Parrot spray. You can see all of the Buccaneer's Bounty challenges so far below. We'll continue to update this list as new challenges are unlocked each day of the event.Fortnite Buccaneer's Bounty ChallengesVisit a Pirate Camp in different matches (10) -- Plunder gliderSearch Buried Treasure (1) -- Pirate Parrot sprayTBDTBDIn addition to the Buccaneer's Bounty challenges, Week 7's challenges are also now live. This week's tasks run the gamut from visiting three Pirate Camps in a single match to eliminating opponents in named locations and searching chests at Loot Lake or Snobby Shores. Once those are completed, you'll be another step closer to unlocking the Legendary Ruin skin in Week 8.Info from Gamespot.com

From Software's latest game, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, looks to be a hit. Publisher Activision has shared sales figures for the title so far, revealing that Sekiro has already sold over two million copies.According to a post on Activision's official website, Sekiro sold two million copies across all platforms--PC, PS4, and Xbox One--in just 10 days. As the announcement highlights, the game holds a 90+ Metacritic review score average across all platforms.The post further reveals that Sekiro was "the #1 viewed game on Twitch, [with] more than 631 million minutes watched [during] launch weekend." From there, it went to be viewed for over 1.1 billion minutes in one week.Activision's VP of Product Management and Marketing, Michelle Fonseca, made note of the fans' enthusiasm for these impressive sales figures. "The fans have made Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice one of the most incredible game launches of 2019 thus far," Fonseca said. "The game has performed well on all platforms including PC and we’re excited by the continued support from gamers and critics alike. It has been gratifying to see the enjoyment from fans when they overcome each challenge."In our Sekiro review, we said the game "marries the developer's unique brand of gameplay with stealth action to deliver an experience that is as challenging as it is gratifying."Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is available now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.Info from Gamespot.com

Mortal Kombat 11 is just a couple of weeks away, marking the latest entry in NetherRealm's signature fighting franchise. The studio has dabbled in other franchises like Injustice but is most closely identified with MK--NetherRealm's name and logo are even explicit references to the series. But creative director and franchise co-creator Ed Boon says he'd like to see the studio branch out."I think our studio has a number of good games in it that are completely unrelated to Mortal Kombat," Boon told Game Informer. "While we love making Mortal Kombat games, we would love to expand into other genres, other IP, other things like that, for sure."Boon also suggested that the success of Mortal Kombat X is one major reason the studio hasn't moved on to another one of those ideas it has stored away. MKX notably sold 11 million copies, making it NetherRealm's best-selling game."One of the challenges of having your last game sell the most of any other game, is ... it's hard to just stop from there and say we're done," he said. "But certainly we could take a break from it and build up anticipation for a future title."Mortal Kombat 11 is the third game in a refreshed series that began with MK9, which was packaged as simply Mortal Kombat. It was treated as a soft reboot of the series, and retold some of the same story beats from the original games. MK11, by comparison, is paying homage to the series' long legacy with a time travel plot that brings in alternate timelines and paradoxical variations on several characters. It's been implied that this game treats the entire series as canonical, including those that came before MK9, thanks to the existence of multiple universes.It also uses the time travel element to introduce various cosmetic changes for characters, but Boon has ruled out the use of loot boxes. This is also the first main Mortal Kombat since the reboot to appear on Nintendo Switch, which appears to work surprisingly well. For more on Mortal Kombat 11, check out the full character roster so far and consult our preorder guide.Info from Gamespot.com

Searchlight Television has struck a deal with streaming giant Hulu for a limited, 6-10 episode series starring Saturday Night Live star Kate McKinnon. According to Deadline, the project is titled The Dropout, a limited series centered around the tumultuous career of Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes. The Dropout will use the podcast of the same name, launched in late January, as the basis for its context.Theranos, founded in 2003, was a Palo Alto-based technology company specializing in blood tests before going under in September 2018 for wire fraud and conspiracy. Specifically, Theranos was accused of distributing blood tests with counterfeit results to consumers. Holmes--and the company's former COO and President, Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani--pled not guilty to nine counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and could face up to 20 years in prison.McKinnon is set to play the disgraced Holmes and will serve as The Dropout's executive producer. ABC News's Rebecca Jarvis will also executive produce The Dropout alongside McKinnon. Additionally, Taylor Dunn and Victoria Thompson--who produce The Dropout podcast, hosted by Jarvis--will produce The Dropout limited series.There's no word on when the series will film, who else will star in the series, or when the series will launch.Info from Gamespot.com

Last year, fans of Marvel's Cinematic Universe watched as the Mad Titan Thanos obliterated half of all life in the known universe with a simple snap of his fingers. Among the casualties were numerous heroes and in just a few days time the mission to bring down Thanos and undo some of his devastating actions will begin. Avengers: Endgame hits cinemas worldwide on April 25 and will be the culmination of numerous storylines interwoven throughout multiple MCU movies.Naturally, that means that for those who want to relive the journey--or even experience it for the first time--time is running out to get caught up, and doing so is a mammoth task. So, to make things a little bit easier we've put together a watch order that lays out the ideal path through the many MCU flicks, which will give you the best viewing experience you can have.You may think that you can just go back and watch the MCU movies in the order they were released, but since they aren't chronological events can happen parallel to each other or reference each other. Because of that, there's a great deal of merit in watching them in the order suggested in the video above.Additionally, we've factored in the Marvel One-Shots you should watch too. If you're not familiar with these, they are mini-movies usually included in the home release of a film on DVD, Blu-ray, or through digital platforms. Many of them aren't essential, but they do have some extra information and can provide little nuggets of context that color in the bigger picture some more. We've also put a list of the watch order below.Pre-Avengers: Endgame MCU Watch OrderCaptain America: The First AvengerMarvel One Shot: Agent CarterCaptain MarvelIron ManThe Incredible HulkIron Man 2Marvel One Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the way to Thor's HammerThorMarvel One Shot: The ConsultantThe AvengersMarvel One Shot: Item 47Iron Man 3Marvel One Shot: All Hail The KingThor Dark WorldCaptain America: The Winter SoldierGuardians of the GalaxyGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2Avengers: Age of UltronAnt-ManCaptain America: Civil WarBlack PantherDoctor StrangeSpider-Man: HomecomingThor: RagnarokAnt-Man and the Wasp (don't watch post-credits)Avengers: Infinity WarAnt-Man and the Wasp Post-Credits SceneDisney and Marvel has released another short teaser for Avengers: Endgame, and in this one we get a little more insight into how the team of heroes will be tackling the Thanos problem.Info from Gamespot.com

We're nearing the end of Fortnite Season 8, but there's still plenty to do before Season 9 of the hit battle royale game inevitably arrives. Week 7's challenges are now available across PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch, and mobile, giving players another assortment of tasks to complete. Clearing these will help level up your Battle Pass, which in turn will unlock some of this season's new cosmetic rewards.If you're a seasoned Fortnite veteran by this point, you'll know there's a secondary reason to complete as many challenges as you can. If you finish all of the ones from a given week, you'll complete a related Discovery challenge, the reward for which is a special loading screen that contains a subtle clue leading you to a free Battle Star (which levels your Battle Pass up by one tier) or a Banner (which can be used as a profile icon) hiding somewhere around the game's map.Complete seven weeks' worth of challenges this season and you'll earn the loading screen pictured below. This one features Luxe, the Legendary skin you can unlock at tier 100 of the Season 8 Battle Pass, plundering a treasure-filled cave. However, if you look closely at the left-hand side of the image (behind the words "Battle Royale"), you'll spot an unusual etching on the cave wall. This'll lead you to this week's free Battle Star.The etching is actually an inverted rabbit, which means the Battle Star can be found on the giant wooden rabbit you needed to visit as part of one of Week 6's challenges. If you don't remember where the structure is located, it can be found in quadrant A4, between Haunted Hills and Snobby Shores. Glide there at the beginning of a match, then make your way onto the rabbit's back and the Battle Star will appear. Collect it as you would any other item and finish the match to level your Battle Pass up by one tier.If you need more help finding the Battle Star, we've marked its location on the map below. We also show you exactly where you need to go in video at the top of this guide. Be aware, however, that the Battle Star won't appear unless you've completed seven weeks' worth of challenges, so you can't expect to just go to the right place and find it unless you've done all of the necessary steps. If there are still challenges you need to complete, you can find tips and guides for them in our full Season 8 challenges roundup.Fortnite's Week 7 challenges follow closely behind the game's 8.30 update, which introduced a big new feature to the game: Reboot Vans. These vehicles allow you to revive a fallen teammate during a match after you've collected their Reboot Card. The patch also kicked off a limited-time Buccaneer's Bounty event, which features its own daily challenges to complete and special rewards to unlock. You can read the full patch notes for the 8.30 update on Epic's website.Info from Gamespot.com

During its Investor Day 2019 webcast, The Walt Disney Company finally unveiled the first look at its upcoming streaming service, Disney+. As part of the presentation, the company revealed some highly-anticipated original programs--including Marvel's Falcon and Winter Soldier standalone series--as well as a look at how the app housing the service will look on multiple devices.One of the most interesting bits of information direct to consumer and international chairman Kevin Mayer shared, though, was that users will be able to download originals, movies, shorts, and TV shows to watch offline. According to Mayer, the downloaded copies of the programming will be available to users as long as they remain subscribed to the service.The Disney+ service will be launching later this year with a wealth of original programming. Among the shows already revealed are a reported Hawkeye standalone series set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Star Wars series The Mandalorian, and a Monsters Inc. spin-off show.Disney+ launches on November 12 with a subscription price of $6.99 a month, or 69.99 for a year. For more information, check out GameSpot's coverage of Disney+, including information about other Star Wars and Marvel series expected to debut on the service.Info from Gamespot.com

Disney's Investor Day 2019 webinar shared a first look at the app functionality of the highly anticipated Disney+ streaming service set to come out later this year, which included some first glimpses into what content will be released shortly after launch. It also confirmed a rumored Marvel show: Falcon & Winter Soldier.The presentation featured a working prototype of the app, which showcased the title cards and logos of several MCU movies and one surprise: the Winter Soldier/Falcon series logo. You can see it in the middle of top row in the image below.It looks like the two Avengers' fan favorites really are getting a series, despite the lack of an official announcement after the leak-based rumor mill started to churn several months back.Bucky and Sam will be joining the other confirmed MCU spin-off Disney+ series like Loki, Vision and Wanda, and Hawkeye--though we wouldn't recommend making any big assumptions about any of these shows just yet. We know they'll be live action and we know several actors are confirmed to reprise their big screen roles, but other details are in extremely short supply. And with Avengers: Endgame just around the corner, it's probably best not to take anything for granted until we know for sure how the whole Thanos situation shakes out.No release dates were given for the Winter Soldier/Falcon series--or any of the other MCU spin-offs, for that matter--but we do know it won't be a launch title. The title card was situated among the "coming soon" shows in the prototype app. Disney also confirmed that the service will allow downloads.Additionally, Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige suggested that Disney+ shows will play a significant part in the MCU moving forward. These shows will tie into and have an impact on the movies. Beyond these live-action programs, Feige also talked about an animated What If show that will explore alternate story concepts, such as what if Peggy Carter, not Steve Rogers, became a super soldier.Disney+ launches on November 12 with a subscription price of $6.99 a month, or 69.99 for a year.Info from Gamespot.com

Disney has finally what its new streaming service, Disney+, looks like. During the company's Investor Day presentation today, the company provided a first look at the UI--and it bears a strong resemblance to Netflix. Check out some images of the UI in the gallery below.As you can see, there are tabs for Disney brands like Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and others. In terms of specific content, Disney back catalog shows and films will be available, alongside new original shows like a Falcon & Winter Soldier show from Marvel the Star Wars show The Mandalorian from Jon Favreau.All content on Disney+ can be downloaded. The service will available on pretty much every screen you can imagine, including game consoles like PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.Disney+ is just the latest paid subscription service from Disney. The company's ESPN division has its own streaming package called ESPN+, while Hulu, which Disney owns 60 percent of, is also a paid streaming catalog. During the investor briefing, Disney management said it will likely offer a bundle for all three, but specifics haven't been announced yet.Disney+ launches in the US on November 12 for $7/month.Info from Gamespot.com

When it comes to launching its streaming service, The Walt Disney Company isn't playing around. During its Investor Day 2019 webcast, the company revealed its first look at the Disney+ service and many of the movies, TV shows, and original programs that will be available at launch. And that's good news for you Star Wars fans.The Mandalorian, the upcoming series from showrunner Jon Favreau, will be available on Disney+ at launch. According to Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, filming on the first season of the series has wrapped and Favreau is hard at work finishing the project. "We're trying to make it look like Star Wars," he joked. "A lot of visual effects, a lot of editing."The first season will consist of eight episodes and Favreau believes it will serve as a good entry point to those that might not be die-hard Star Wars fans. "Since we're starting with new characters in a new time period, it's a great way to bring new fans in," he said.Still, longtime fans should find plenty to love in The Mandalorian, including some old school techniques that have become a hallmark of the franchise. "Star Wars demands a certain nod and look back to history with audio-animatronics and puppets," he teased.Among those who stepped in to direct episodes of the first season of The Mandalorian are Star Wars: The Clone Wars creator Dave Filoni, Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi, and Bryce Dallas Howard. An official description for the series reads, "After the stories of Jango and Boba Fett, another warrior emerges in the Star Wars universe. The Mandalorian is set after the fall of the Empire and before the emergence of the First Order. We follow the travails of a lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of the galaxy far from the authority of the New Republic."A clip shown to those in attendance at the event, according to The Hollywood Reporter, included new planets, new aliens species, and new starships, as well as a glimpse at a character that may very well be the titular Mandalorian.Along with The Mandalorian, the first two trilogies of Star Wars films will be available to stream, as well as Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. They will be joined by Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Solo: A Star Wars Story, and Star Wars: Episode IX in the first year.During Disney's Investor Days presentation, a slate of Marvel Studios shows were also revealed, including Falcon & Winter Soldier, which sees the two Avengers on a standalone adventure set in the MCU. Additionally, Disney+ will allows subscribers to download shows and movies to watch offline.Disney+ launches on November 12 with a subscription price of $6.99 a month, or 69.99 for a year.Info from Gamespot.com

Disney+ will launch on November 12, the company announced today. It'll cost $7/month or $70 for 12 months (which works out to around $5.83 per month). The price and release date is only confirmed for the United States at this stage. This was described by management as the "initial price point," which suggests it could rise in the future.Notably, $7 USD per month is below competitor Netflix and other streaming services.Disney+ will launch first in the United States and then "rapidly expand globally." Disney's plan is to release the service in "nearly all" major regions globally within the next two years. However, pricing for other markets was not announced.In Year 1, Disney+ will offer more than 25 episodic series, including the new Star Wars show The Mandalorian, which will be available at launch, or at least the first episode. There will also be more than 10 new movies/specials for Disney+ in the first year. In terms of back catalog content, Disney+ will have around 7,500 episodes of shows, along with more than 100 recent movies and more than 400 library titles.Netflix is expecting to get between 60 million and 90 million people to sign up for Disney+ by the end of Fiscal Year 2024. Around 1/3 of subscribers are expected to come from the United States, with 2/3 coming from international markets.All content on Disney+ can be downloaded. The service will available on pretty much every screen you can imagine, including game consoles like PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Info from Gamespot.com