'Dune: Part Two' pushed back to March 15 amid Hollywood labor actions

Warner Bros.

Dune: Part Two has been postponed to March 15, 2024, because of the ongoing writer and actor strikes. The film, which was slated for November 3, needs the publicity from its star-studded cast to reach its full box office potential. Warner Bros. and Legendary Entertainment decided to delay it for over four months after holding out as long as they could.

The studio and production company hoped the extra time would enable the cast, featuring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Austin Butler, Florence Pugh, and Christopher Walken, to join a full marketing campaign. They would have had to start advertising the film by early September.

Click to read more ...

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 7/23- 7/29

Xbox celebrates Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with pizza-scented controllers

Ubisoft’s account deletion policy sparks outrage among gamers

Google Photos tests a new UI with floating tabs and buttons

'Enchanted Arms' disappears from Xbox Store, leaving fans in the dark

YouTube tests a feature that lets you make Shorts inspired by comments

Grab 'Dungeon of the Endless' for Free on Steam and prep for 'Endless Dungeon'

Leaked images show PlayStation’s new handheld Project Q device

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5: The foldable phone with a bigger and better Flex Window

What’s new on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S9 Series: OLED Screens, IP68 rating, and more

Meta’s Threads app gets new features but loses users

Samsung Galaxy Watch6 series: What’s new and what’s back

Air Canada partners with Mattel to offer exclusive kids’ shows on board

WhatsApp makes it easier to leave voice messages

Air Canada app gets new features to improve your travel experience

Linktree adds Threads integration

'Final Fantasy XIV' is coming to Xbox (finally) 

Samsung’s mobile chief reveals foldable goals and trends for 2023 

Air Canada partners with Mattel to offer exclusive kids’ shows on board

Air Canada introduced fresh new features to enhance its products and services. One of its newest changes comes about through a partnership with Mattel. The airline will be the only Canadian airline to offer shows like Barbie Dreamtopia, Thomas & Friends, and Polly Pocket for its young travellers. These shows and movies will add dozens of hours of fun and engaging kids’ content to Air Canada’s in-flight entertainment library. Air Canada is also working on adding more new content partners soon, so stay tuned for more exciting updates.

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 7/2- 7/8

Threads hits 30 million signups, 95 million threads

Instagram's 'Quiet mode' comes to Facebook

How Twitter is locking out users from reading tweets 

Report: Apple doesn't plan to support VR game controllers on the Vision Pro 

Apple may launch USB-C AirPods Pro case with iPhone 15 this fall 

Meta's Twitter rival might be coming on July 6

Nothing shines brighter with the Phone 2’s enhanced Glyph interface 

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2: What to expect from the next-gen tracker

'Forza Horizon 5' celebrates the release of 'Barbie The Movie' with two exclusive cars 

Google Pixel 8 Pro leaks in hands-on photos

Twitter threatens to sue Meta, accuses of poaching employees and copying its platform with Threads app

Win a Barbie Dreamhouse Xbox Series S and more from Xbox

Meta's Threads welcomes Google, YouTube, and other official accounts