When deciding between the Apple M5 MacBook Air and the HP Omnibook Ultra with Panther Lake, both priced around $1,200, the choice largely depends on your specific needs and preferences. Each device excels in different areas, from design and performance to display quality and battery life. The detailed comparison video below from Max Tech will […]
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It's safe to say that Project Hail Mary is a success. The movie has taken in over $300 million globally, making it the best showing for Amazon MGM yet, Variety reports. Amazon bought MGM for $8.5 billion in 2022.
Creed III previously held the record for Amazon MGM, having grossed $276 million. Notably, the achievement for Amazon MGM is just versus its own markers, rather than against other production companies. But it's certainly notable given streamers aren't known for focusing on theatrical releases.
With that said, Amazon MGM has pivoted recently, announcing last April that it planned to release 14 films in theaters this year. These titles include Is God Is (May 15), Masters of the Universe (June 5), and Verity (October 2).
Project Hail Mary is based on a 2021 novel by Andy Weir, author of The Martian. It follows Ryan Gosling as high school teacher Ryland Grace, who wakes up on a spacecraft with no idea who he is or why he's there. It has garnered mostly positive reviews and a 95 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/tv-movies/project-hail-mary-is-already-amazon-mgms-highest-grossing-film-ever-112955144.html?src=rss
Biofuels are often promoted as a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels, but their environmental and social impacts are far from straightforward. Just Have a Think examines the complexities of biofuel production, including the significant challenges posed by land use changes and carbon emissions. For instance, the cultivation of first-generation biofuels like palm oil has been […]
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Deciding between the iPhone 17e and iPhone 16 can be challenging, as both devices cater to distinct user preferences. The iPhone 17e emphasizes affordability and practicality, making it an appealing choice for budget-conscious buyers. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 focuses on premium design and advanced features, targeting users who prioritize innovative technology. Your decision will ultimately […]
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AutoResearch is an open source system designed to refine AI systems through automated experimentation, as detailed by David Ondrej. It operates through a structured cycle that includes hypothesis generation, code modification, training, evaluation and selection, significantly reducing the need for manual input. A key feature of this process is the use of Program.md to define […]
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Apple is reportedly working on its most advanced wearable device to date: the AI Pin. This compact, AI-powered accessory is designed to integrate seamlessly with your iPhone, offering innovative artificial intelligence capabilities in a sleek and minimalist form. Expected to launch around 2027, the AI Pin could reshape the landscape of wearable technology, blending innovative […]
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Managing digital notes can often feel chaotic, especially as the sheer volume of information grows. In this analysis, Mac Whisperer shares a practical approach to using Apple Notes as a structured and efficient system for organizing ideas, tasks and projects. By using features like folders, tags and bidirectional linking, you can create a workflow that […]
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Film photography isn’t going anywhere, and the disposable camera has quietly become one of the more interesting objects in that revival. What started as a practical format for events and travel has turned into a collectible category, with customized cameras appearing at the intersection of fashion, pop culture, and analog nostalgia. The market for limited-edition film cameras that double as design objects has never been more receptive.
That’s the space the Gundam Camera occupies, a collaboration between artist David C. Wang of Little Road Camera and IUTD Studios that treats a compact film camera as a canvas for the kind of meticulous craft that goes into a proper Gunpla build. Rather than applying a printed wrap or a franchise sticker, the team hand-assembles each unit from scratch, treating the camera body the way a model maker treats a 1/144 scale kit.
Designer: David C. Wang (LittleRoad) x IUTD Studios
The color palette is unmistakably RX-78-2: white and light grey as the base, with iconic blocks of red, blue, and yellow distributed across the body. The blue module on top mirrors the mecha’s head vents, while the red panel carries Japanese lettering that translates to “Main Energy Supply System.” Warning labels and caution markers are applied throughout, giving every surface the texture of actual military hardware.
None of this is printed or mass-produced. Each camera is assembled, painted by hand, and decorated with decals applied one by one, giving every unit a slightly unique character. Panel lines are added individually, and the surface finish is developed to match how serious Gunpla builders approach their kits, not the kind of detail you’d notice from a distance, but the kind that holds up under close inspection.
Of course, it’s also a functioning film camera, which matters. This isn’t a display piece you’d keep behind glass. Take it out on the street or to an event, and the reaction it gets before you’ve even raised it to shoot becomes part of the experience. Gundam fans who’ve never touched a film camera suddenly have a reason to, and film shooters find themselves explaining it to everyone who asks.
The appeal reaches across at least two communities that don’t often overlap. Analog photography has cultivated a following that values the tangible, the finite, and the slow. Gundam has its own equally dedicated community built around craftsmanship, patience, and an appreciation for machines that look like they were actually built by someone. A camera that speaks to both of those things at once is genuinely hard to dismiss.
Units are limited and offered in small batches internationally, which suits a project built entirely around handmade production. There’s no version of this that scales to mass retail, and that’s precisely what makes it interesting as a collector’s object. For anyone who grew up assembling Gunpla kits and now carries a film camera as part of their identity, this occupies a space that feels genuinely earned.
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Apple has unveiled the AirPods Max 2, marking a significant update to its premium over-ear headphones since their initial release in 2020. While the design and battery life remain consistent with the original model, the latest iteration introduces notable advancements in audio quality, connectivity, and functionality. For those considering an upgrade, understanding these enhancements is […]
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Integrating your iPhone and Mac can streamline your daily tasks by taking advantage of Apple’s ecosystem. In a recent guide by Apple Support, practical tips are shared to help you make the most of features like Universal Clipboard and AirDrop. For example, Universal Clipboard allows you to copy text or images on one device and […]
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