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Production has officially begun on the upcoming video game movie “Free Guy,” starring Ryan Reynolds. He plays a bank teller who realizes he is actually a background character in a video game called Free City. Somehow he learns that the developers of the game are planning to shut it down, and he embarks on a quest to save it. It sounds pretty great.

Free Guy is directed by Shawn Levy, who directed Night at the Museum and several episodes of Stranger Things. The film also stars Taika Waititi, Joe Keery, Jodie Comer, Utkarsh Ambudkar, and Lil Rel Howery.

The film is shooting in the Boston area, according to Collider. Comer, who was praised for her performance in Killing Eve, plays a character named “Molotov Girl” who works with Reynolds to save the game.

The story sounds similar in part to The Truman Show, in which Jim Carrey’s character discovers he’s actually the star of a TV show about his own life. Reynolds and Waititi are known for their comedic acting, and we can only imagine what they’ll think up for Free Guy.

Notably, Free Guy is among the first Fox films to shoot following Disney’s acquisition. The movie comes to theatres on July 3, 2020.

This of course is not Reynolds’ first video game movie. He is the voice of Pikachu in the Pokemon movie, Detective Pikachu, which is doing very well at the box office right now.

The wild, exceptional combat of Rage 2 contends with some of the genre’s greats, but it’s disappointing that the game’s world squanders its potential.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 5, “The Bells,” featured a shocking twist–and now the key sequence has been edited by a fan with Metallica’s “For Whom The Bell Tolls” over it.

SPOILERS BELOW.

In the episode, Daenerys decides to torch King’s Landing, even after the city surrendered. The move shocked fans, as the once merciful leader descended into her new role as the Mad Queen. The sequence was horrifying. King’s Landing burned by the dragon Drogon, with its innocent inhabitants screaming for their lives and bloodshed abounding. It was terrifying.

Now, Reddit has set the storming of King’s Landing to Metallica’s classic song “For Whom The Bell Tolls,” and it works surprisingly well. Besides matching up with the title of the episode, For Whom The Bell Tolls already feels like a battle song with its heavy, building riffs that culminate in a soundtrack that seems fitting for the death and destruction in the show.

The line, “Take a look to the sky just before you die / it’s the last time you will” also has particular resonance and impact. Have a look:

“The Bells” set a new ratings record for Game of Thrones with 18.4 million viewers. The episode was divisive, and for more, you can check out GameSpot’s review of Game of Thrones: “The Bells.”

For more on the latest episode of Game of Thrones, check out our look at 5 new Game of Thrones Season 8 theories from Episode 5, 15 Easter Eggs and references you might have missed, and the meaning of Dany’s dragon command.