Ryan Lambie is an Editor at WHYNOW. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including film industry insights, filmmaking processes, and entertainment news, while also exploring themes in journalism and media. Ryan's work has been featured in WHYNOW, The Digital Fix, and Den of Geek.
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Ryan Lambie's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, movies, video games, and the film industry. His coverage includes press releases and reviews of various media content. When reaching out to him with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into upcoming movie releases, gaming industry trends, or analysis of popular culture phenomena.
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By: Tim Sweeney, Ryan Lambie
Epic Games is said to be collaborating with Disney on a shooter videogame based on Star Wars and Marvel – and that it will be primarily developed with AI.
His latest film, Ink, may have sparked a backlash over its use of AI in some scenes, but Danny Boyle says it's “a no brainer” to employ it in future work.
By: Ryan Lambie
Now delayed to February 2027, writer-director Greta Gerwig's Narnia: The Magician's Nephew gets a thunderous first trailer.
From 1970 onwards, the disaster movie enjoyed a brief yet incredibly loud moment of box office glory. We look back at its rise, fall and eventual return.
Brian Duffield, director of Whalefall, has denied rumours that he's writing or making an Alien sequel, though he says he did help out on a script.
Citing a lack of growth, streaming giant Netflix is to cut 1,000 jobs across its business, with a couple of executives also among those affected.
Ridley Scott has said he's taking back Alien. But could a new film pay off both Alien: Romulus and Alien: Covenant? We look at the possibilities.
Zendaya is to star in the next film from Ex Machina and Civil War director Alex Garland – an untitled sci-fi film in the works at A24.
We head back to 1995 and John Carpenter's remake, Village Of The Damned, and discover a sci-fi horror that is well worth a second look.
Announced six years ago, director Taika Waititi's Star Wars film is now “on ice”, he says, adding that he's moving on to other projects.
