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Viture has launched its new AR glasses, The Beast, at CES 2026, priced at $549. The glasses feature advanced 3 degrees of freedom support, a 58-degree field of view, and electrochromic tint with nine levels of adjustment, making them a competitive but pricey option in the smart glasses market.
Techland has reintroduced Dying Light Docket Codes with the launch of The Beast, which can be found in trailers and promotional materials, and redeemed at dockets.dyinglight.com for exclusive in-game items. Some codes are available before the game's release on September 19, 2025, while others require purchase of the game. A list of active codes is provided, and players are encouraged to explore various media for more codes.
Dying Light: The Beast is a more focused and intense sequel that revives the series' core elements, featuring Kyle Crane in a feral world with upgraded combat, new skills, and a return to survival horror, promising a scale similar to the original game and emphasizing a revenge story with thrilling gameplay.
NFL draft analyst Dane Brugler has released his comprehensive 2024 draft guide, known as "The Beast," featuring scouting reports and player rankings for over 1,900 prospects. The guide includes detailed analysis and background information gathered over 18 months through tape study and conversations with various sources. Available as a PDF, the guide aims to be the most comprehensive resource for the upcoming NFL draft, with special thanks to the team of editors and design team. Readers can download the guide and stay updated on draft coverage through "The Athletic Football Show."
In Bertrand Bonello’s film "The Beast," Léa Seydoux and George MacKay portray doomed lovers over three lifetimes, exploring different genres from period drama to science fiction, with a spirit closest to a horror movie. The story follows Seydoux's character, Gabrielle, through different timelines, encountering MacKay's character, Louis, and being drawn to him despite leading to her destruction. The film overflows with intriguing ideas, even if they aren’t all fully explored, and Seydoux's performance shines, particularly in the 2014 segment, where she portrays a character suffused with dreamlike dread.
Bertrand Bonello's film "The Beast" is a potent horror picture that explores the fear of an unnamable catastrophe through the character of Gabrielle Monnier, played by Lea Seydoux. The movie spans three timelines, delving into the corporeal and unavoidable nature of the cataclysms that befall Gabrielle. With recurring motifs of dolls and technological disruptions, the film presents an enhanced vision of contemporary life and the pursuit of authenticity amidst humanity's roadblocks. Bonello's work is a deliberate and engaging exploration of fear and chaos, ultimately expressing a dread that a terrible order may emerge and make beauty disappear.
The Beast, a science fiction film showcased at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival, follows a woman reliving past lives to purge her memories and emotions, encountering dangerous relationships with Louis. Critics' responses were mixed, with some praising its image-driven, idea-packed, and sensual nature, while others were dubious. The film, described as "the purest science fiction experience a movie can offer," weaves together classic romance, horror-thriller, and dystopian sci-fi elements across three timelines. The visually audacious movie, inspired by Henry James' novella, is set to debut in American theaters on April 5, 2024.