Westworld Season 3 is weeks away from being unleashed on HBO, which means the marketing is kicking into high gear. The latest trailer dropped this week, showing off more footage of what can be expected. And needless to say, the preview makes the upcoming season seem wildly different from the first two offerings. This was
HBO released its official trailer for Westworld Season 3 on Sunday during the Game of Thrones finale. The highly anticipated trailer for the science fiction drama, created by Jonah Nolan and Lisa Joy, is full of surprises and introduces a world that looks so unfamiliar after Season 2. Fans are struggling to guess what to
HBO’s Westworld is no stranger to long breaks. The first season, which was a commercial and critical success, premiered on October 2016, and the second season followed almost two years later with an April 2018 release date. Westworld explores a Wild West themed park that is populated by humanoid hosts, who are supposed to entertain
HBO renewed Westworld for a third season in May earlier this year. The second season finale sets ups the theme for the upcoming season and left fans with may burning questions. Here is the latest with the cast, release date and what the showrunner teases as a radical shift ahead of the Season 3 premiere. When does
Westworld finale time has arrived. Season 2, Episode 10, better known as the Season 2 finale, airs Sunday night (June 24) on HBO. This episode has been highly-anticipated, as the second season has been packed with new information for viewers. That includes everything that took place in the penultimate episode from June 17. There are
Westworld Season 2 is just around the corner — and here’s everything you need to know about the premiere date, trailer, cast and news surrounding the hit show. HBO’s lush futuristic thriller, with a foot firmly in the “old world,” is coming back in April. As SXSW festival has wrapped in Austin, Texas, loads of
The leaders of the pack at the Television Academy’s annual Creative Arts Emmy Awards came from all ends of the TV spectrum — with NBC’s Saturday Night Live, Westworld on HBO and Netflix’s Stranger Things each picking up five awards. HBO’s criminal melodrama The Night Of; Netflix documentary 13th about racial injustices in the country’s prison system;
In what’s being hailed as the Platinum Age or Peak TV, Television Academy members this year have been asked to pick through what can best be described as an embarrassment of riches to decide what shows and performers to nominate for the 2017 Emmys. With the Television Academy on Thursday officially announcing the nominees for
Life as a single working mother in LA. Suburban Russian spies. A Demogorgon and the Winona-sance. The Trial of the Century. Marvel’s superhero take on Harlem’s storied underworld and a re-imagined and resurrected Westworld – these are some of the best stories of 2016. An embarrassment of riches and hundreds of new series in one
The dystopian futures that work the best are those born out of our own present-day reality. We all have experiences of state interference, exploitative corporations too big for governance or a new technology with drawbacks that outstrip innovation. Wireless earphones anyone? Movies give us the opportunity to explore the issues facing our world from a