‘Edge of Tomorrow 2’ director promises second film will ‘revolutionize’ sequels

Edge of Tomorrow’s theme revolved around time travel. Its upcoming sequel seems to be capitalizing on that, at least from director Doug Liman’s perspective. Edge of Tomorrow 2, according to Liman, will be a “sequel that’s a prequel.” He claims it’ll be “so amazing” and “much better than the first.” Liman says, “I had these intellectual ideas on how you should make a sequel that are unlike how anybody else makes a sequel, and this script and this idea fit perfectly into that idea. So it’s gonna revolutionize how people make sequels.”

He won’t talk specifics but he is pretty excited about what the new film will bring. Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt will be reprising their roles in the sequel but there is no release date yet or who the other cast members will be.

Source: GameSpot

Google wants you to save Magic Cat Academy with Halloween Doodle

If you’re feeling a bit bored, Google has a new Halloween-themed Doodle to keep you preoccupied. You’ll be playing a game set in the Magic Cat Academy where you play Momo, a cute black cat with magic powers. Your mission is to defeat ghosts that have invaded the school by doodling the symbols that show up on top of the head of the spirits. It can be played on both the browser and mobile devices. It gets kind of addictive if you get into the spirit of it.

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LG V20 comes to Canada

LG V20 comes to Canada

If you’ve kept your eye out for the LG V20, the phone has finally made its way here. The catch is a substantial increase in price. If you buy it outright at Videotron, it costs $1,029.95. Wind Mobile offers it at $999 outright. If you’re willing to enter a contract with either Videotron or Wind, Videotron has it starting at $249.95 with a monthly plan of $79.95 for 24 months. Wind is offering it starting at $349 for a $25 per month plan. Those who purchase the V20 are entitled to a free pair of the B&O Play H3 headphones to take full advantage of the Quad DAC capabilities of the phone.

Source: Android Authority