There's So Much To Like About This Live-Action Max Payne Fan Flick 
Watch The Entire Red Dead Redemption "Short Film" 
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Steven Spielberg To Produce Halo Movie? 
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You'll Never Guess Who's Apparently Directing WoW Flick Starship Troopers is getting a new Japanese anime in coming months. Shinji Aramaki of Appleseed fame is directing.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is quite a powerhouse franchise in Japan. There have been no less than six games (selling millions of copies in Japan alone) and even a feature film. But back in 2009, Capcom and the Takarazuka Revue took the series into another medium with a musical based on this game series.
“The Thief” is a short film that Chris Wood has been working on all year long. Sure, it’s yet another Skyri fan film, but this one looks notable for the fact he’s spent some money on it, and that it looks very professional.
When the Tekken film was released, it was so bad that Tekken‘s video game producer Katsuhiro Harada publically distanced himself from the project. He might have to do that again.
You’ve seen spaceships land a million times, but rarely has it ever looked as pretty as it does in this clip from upcoming sci-fi flick Prometheus.
Of all the teen movies that crawled out of the 1980s, High School USA was far from the finest. And yet here we are, watching a scene of it, right here on Kotaku.
Max Payne: Valhalla. It’s a short fan-made tribute to Max Payne and while it has its rough edges, the action sequences are very well done. Trust me, it is seven minutes and 49 seconds you should watch.
