Star Wars and Entertainment News | John Williams Returning | Media Attacks Luke | Tom Holland

Star Wars and Entertainment News | John Williams Returning | Media Attacks Luke | Tom Holland

THEONERING broke the story that John Williams has returned to score the upcoming Disney+ Star Wars show, Kenobi! We will keep you updated on this story!

In more Star Wars news, Film Music Reporter revealed that Nicholas Britell will be composing the score for Star Wars: Andor. Britell, known for his film work on Moonlight and Vice, made his first entire into television with Succession - which earned him a Primetime Emmy Award.

Also, in a recent article, CBR.com has went on an all out attack on how Luke Skywalker was portrayed in the Book of Boba Fett. Check out their comments and see if you agree.

In gaming news, Elden Ring comes very soon, and After Elden Ring's minimum specifications briefly appeared on Steam earlier this week, the game's Twitter page has now unveiled the full system requirements to run FromSoftware's latest brutal endeavour.

While Ted Litchfield theorised that Steam's recommended specs may have accidentally been listed as the minimum, sadly that doesn't seem to be the case. You'll be needing at least 12GB of RAM to run the game, plus either an Nvidia GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 580. If you want to run the game at recommended specs, you'll need a little more RAM at 16GB and either an Nvidia GTX 1070 or AMD Radeon Vega 56.

Loki director Kate Herron reveals she is interested in making Netflix's BioShock movie adaptation by throwing her metaphorical hat into the ring. Developed by Irrational Games and published by 2K games, the first-person shooter game franchise launched in 2007 with the eponymous title putting players in the shoes of Jack as he ventures through the underwater city of Rapture in the 1960s after a plane crash and must find a way to escape from genetically modified enemies. BioShock would receive critical acclaim upon its release and was a financial success for the publisher, selling over 4 million copies by 2010.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has seen its last Avengers film with 2019's Avengers: Endgame, as seemingly confirmed by Marvel Studios President and Marvel Chief Creative Officer Kevin Feige himself.

Speaking on the most recent episode of Marvel Studios Assembled, centered on Eternals, Feige said, "Marvel Studios and the Marvel Cinematic Universe is now past their tenth anniversary and with the release of the final Avengers movie, we've finally completed a 22-movie Infinity Saga."

Tom Holland has had a busy few years. Since making his debut as Marvel’s Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War six years ago, he’s gone on to appear in five more MCU movies, with the highlight being global smash hit Spider-Man: No Way Home.

He’s also found time to star in Uncharted, Cherry, and provide voice work for a number of animated movies. All of which made it understandable when he hinted that he’s thinking of taking a break from acting soon to enjoy life for a change.

The content and streaming wars seem to only be heating up these days and it’s almost imperative for different platforms to add big-name, A-listers to star in movies or series. The landscape around this has totally shifted even in the last few years with superstars signing on to star in longer-running series rather than just going for bank at the box office. And it looks like the next one to do it will be the Terminator himself. The latest Giant Freakin Robot exclusive from our trusted and proven source has it that Arnold Schwarzenegger is coming to Netflix to star in a series around something that is actually somewhat familiar territory for the dude.

According to our sources, the Arnold Schwarzenegger Netflix series will have him starring as a CIA Agent who’s been working in relative secrecy for years, keeping his comings and goings secret from even his family. Such is the nature of the gig, it’s covert operations after all. Are you getting some of those True Lies vibes from this one? You should be because on the surface from that description it looks like it lines up with the Arnold blockbuster from the 90s. But where this series diverges some is that Arnold’s daughter in the series, played by Monica Barbaro, is actually also a CIA Agent. And the two have been keeping the secret from each other for years. Both have been pulling double duty in the espionage space without the other figuring anything out. Until now.

Now, whether you want to say that both Arnold Schwarzenegger (Luke) and Monica Barbaro (Emma) are so good at their jobs that they kept it a secret, or so bad that they failed to pick up the signs from each other remains to be seen. The Netflix series is sure to dive into some of the hijinks involved with this kind of secrecy. But the show will hinge on what happens when they both find out the other’s secret and now need to work together. It’s definitely gearing up to be a high-flying action series that also draws on the humor that’s sure to ensue when the family intersects with the job.