STACK July 2017 Issue 153

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Three decades after his last
superhero movie, Michael
Keaton talks to STACK about
the big changes he’s seen.
Best known for comedies
Shaun of the Dead and Hot
Fuzz, British director Edgar
Wright gets to make the heist
movie he’s always dreamt
about, with a cast to die for.
SNL veterans Amy Poehler
and Will Ferrell team up for
a comedy you can put your
money on.
Transformers: The Last
Knight, The Mummy,
Despicable Me 3, Cars 3, All
Eyez on Me
In 2012 they resurrected
Godzilla. Now the same team
bring back the most famous of
movie monsters, and promise
to remain true while delivering
the biggest Kong in history.
Following a five-month
audition process he describes
as ‘insane’, British actor Ricky
Whittle ventures into the
mystical Americana of Neil
Gaiman’s best-selling novel.
Since its first publication in
1989, this hugely popular
manga has developed a
devoted following worldwide,
even as the future it depicts
edges ever closer.
It’s not just the good Doctor
that has changed over the
years. Here are some Doctor
Who villains that have also
returned with new looks – and
in some cases, genders.
Kong: Skull Island, American
Gods: Season 1, CHIPS, Life,
Aftermath, Ghost in the Shell,
The Boss Baby, Smurfs: The
Lost Village, Jasper Jones,
Denial, Alone in Berlin, Drone,
Doctor Who - Series 10: Part
2, Homeland: Season 6, Prison
Break: Event Series, Bones: The
Final Chapter, Girls: The Final
Season, Grimm: Season 5
If you love your action fast
and furious, you’ll want
to check out these hot JB
Hi-Fi exclusives coming to
stores. Plus, cast members
from Game of Thrones and
Stranger Things team up.
Hollywood’s Second Golden
Age: A new wave of young
auteurs set out to question
the American Dream. At the
same time, a movie prodigy
named Steven Spielberg
would almost singlehandedly
create the summer
blockbuster.
Prize packs from Pirates of
the Caribbean: Dead Men
Tell No Tales, Power Rangers:
The Movie, American
Gods: Season 1, plus Elite
Dangerous on PS4 and so
much more!
We were in LA dashing madly
between appointments to find
the best games on the horizon.
Here’s what we discovered...
Assassin’s Creed: Origins, Far Cry
5, Skull & Bones
Wolfenstein II: The New
Colossus, The Evil WIthin 2
Super Mario Odyssey, Fire
Emblem Warriors, Mario +
Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
Sea of Thieves, Xbox One X
Spider-Man, Matterfall,
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
Call of Duty: WWII, Destiny 2
Project CARS 2, Dragon Ball
FighterZ, Ace Combat 7
ARK: Survival Evolved, Rogue
Trooper
Star Wars Battlefront II, Need For
Speed Payback
Meg Mac on her new album
Low Blows, The Jungle Giants
fill us in on Quiet Ferocity,
Beth Ditto returns with Fake
Sugar, Vera Blue is Perennial,
and King GIzzard and the
Lizard Wizard are out to
Murder the Universe!
The LA sisters are back with a
brand new album and they’ve
got ‘Something to Tell You’
before they land at Splendour
in the Grass.
Roger Waters returns with his
first solo album in 25 years:
the social conscience of Pink
Floyd still burns bright.
Lorde’s long awaited return,
Tex, Don and Charlie mosey
back with their third album
in 20 years, Shabazz Palaces
double-quantum whammy,
plus new music from Raised
by Eagles, Public Service
Broadcasting, Cornelius, Steve
Earle, Major Leagues and
B Boys.
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