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Uncharted film trailer finally drops after years of anticipation

Uncharted film trailer finally drops after years of anticipation
Oct 22 2021 Share

After months of hype and anticipation, PlayStation has finally dropped the first-ever official trailer for the upcoming live-action Uncharted movie based on the popular PlayStation game of the same name.

The action film will follow Tom Holland as Nathan Drake, where he is accompanied by Mark Wahlberg’s portrayal of Victor “Sully” Sullivan as they search the globe to uncover “the greatest treasure never found”  while searching for Nathan’s long-lost brother.

The long-awaited film is directed by Zombieland and Venom visionary Ruben Fleischer and also features the likes of Antonia Banderas, Sophia Alia and Tati Gabrielle and has been in progress since its first announcement in 2008. The director said that the movie is for both hardcore fans and those unfamiliar with the franchise, both of whom will be entertained by this fun and action-packed film.

Uncharted drops in cinemas in February 2022.

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Local artist gets major shoutout from Nickelodeon and Spongebob on latest artwork

Oct 22 2021 Share

Malta has its fair share of talented artists which range from analog to the digital side of things and digital artist Zack Ritchie has been on the forefront of Malta’s digital art scene for years. Beyond his now-iconic Beppe character, Ritchie’s most recent work has managed to grab the attention of two entertainment giants in the form of Nickelodeon and the official SpongeBob Instagram accounts.

The art piece in question is an artistic rendition of money-grabbing SpongeBob character Mr. Krabs stylised in a number of Ritchie’s trademark spikes and vibrant colours. The Mr. Krabs piece is one out of many cartoon character renditions which include the likes of Marvin the Martian, Johnny Bravo, Wile E. Coyote and many more.

The official Nickelodeon page with over 6.3 million followers recognised Ritchie’s work and left a comment ‘THIS IS 🔥’ while the official SpongeBob account left a crab and money bag emoji. Ritchie immediately replied saying that his day was made through the comment.

We’d like to congratulate Ritchie on getting his stellar work recognised.

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Malta to undergo national survey to pave the way for metro system

Oct 22 2021 Share

With the subject of Malta’s metro system becoming a heated point of national discussion, Transport Minister Ian Borg has revealed that a household survey will be conducted to analyse the nation’s travel patterns and hopefully pave the way for alternative transport, including the metro itself.

The Minister stated that decisions as large as the implementation of the metro system require heavy research and analysis, which data will refined the decisions surrounding the metro proposal. The National Transport Household survey is held every 10 years and will be done digitally through a collaboration between the National Statistics Office (NSO) and the Transport Ministry.

Such a survey will highlight Malta’s travel patterns and behaviour and will contribute to the introduction of policies and measures within Malta’s Transport Master Plan update by 2030. The master plan will be an essential part of Malta’s journey towards meeting the European Union’s environmental targets.

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PN vows to extend grants to second-hand electric vehicles

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During a recent conference, The Nationalist Party revealed its plan to extend grants on electric cars to individuals looking to purchase second-hand vehicles.

This was revealed by PN MP David Thake, where he went on to explain that promoting purchases of second-hand vehicles contributes to the creation of a circular mentality. Malta currently has 80,000 electric vehicles in its roads, with 60 charging points across the island. Thake highlighted that the points are not highlighted clearly and there is a lack of penalisation on regular cars parking in the dedicated spaces.

The PN MP also bashed Transport Minister Ian Borg and his ministry’s lack of doing any “serious planning” while shining a light on the PN’s proposal to increase carpooling incentives.

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