It looks like there's a mix-up in your message — "Kojima Plans Movie Directing After Physint" seems to contain a typo or misspelling. Let's clarify: Hideo Kojima is a renowned Japanese video game designer, director, and writer, best known for creating the Metal Gear Solid series. He has indeed been involved in film and television projects in recent years, including: Working on a movie adaptation of Death Stranding (2023), which he directed and which stars Norman Reedus and Margaret Qualley. Developing new projects, including a film version of Silent Hills (a cancelled game he worked on with Guillermo del Toro, though it's still in development limbo). Exploring new storytelling formats, including TV series and film, as he continues to expand beyond video games. So to clarify: ✅ Hideo Kojima has directed a movie (Death Stranding, 2023). ❌ "After Physint" is likely a typo — possibly meant to be "after playing" or "after his gaming career"? But Kojima hasn’t stepped away from games entirely; he’s still developing new games (e.g., Babylon’s Fall, Horizon Forbidden West collaboration), and he's also exploring film and TV. Corrected version of your sentence might be: Hideo Kojima plans to continue directing movies after his work on video games, including his recent film "Death Stranding." Let me know if you meant a different Kojima or were referring to another project!

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The Russo Brothers' "The State" – Final Trailer Released The final trailer for The State, the highly anticipated political thriller directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, has dropped — and it’s nothing short of electrifying. Set in a near-future America on the brink of societal collapse, the film follows a disillusioned former intelligence agent (played by Paul Giamatti in a career-defining role) who is pulled back into the shadows after uncovering a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of government. As truth unravels, he must decide whether to expose the system — or become the very thing he once swore to fight. The trailer opens with haunting archival footage of real political moments, seamlessly blending with surreal, dystopian imagery. A voiceover from a mysterious figure declares: "They didn’t take power. They inherited it." Cut to rapid-fire scenes of protests, silent marches, and a chillingly calm president delivering a speech that seems to promise peace — but carries an undertone of control. As the music swells — a distorted version of a national anthem — we see flashes of resistance, digital surveillance, and a shocking twist involving a beloved public figure (played by Florence Pugh). The final seconds reveal a single line in bold white text: "The state is not your protector. It is your architect." The State arrives in theaters worldwide on November 15, 2024, from Amazon Studios and Marvel Studios’ new partnership in original political cinema. Prepare for the most talked-about film of the year — because when the system lies, who do you trust? 🔥 The State – Coming Fall 2024. The truth is the only weapon left.