Just when the wait for a 2015 jam-packed with tentpole blockbuster after tentpole blockbuster seemed like it couldn't feel any longer, the first images of Michael Mann’s highly anticipated Cyber have hit the web.
Well, we've had time to pick our jaws up off the floor after X-Men: Days of Future Past and compose ourselves after what is a truly mesmerizing helping of summer blockbuster action. It has everything: great humour, fantastic action set-pieces, and real character drama. But here at We Got This Covered, we’re suckers for a little bit of time travel, and boy did this film deliver in that department.
Straight off the back of playing Prince Rainer III in the Cannes-selected period piece Grace of Monaco, Quentin Tarantino favorite Tim Roth is set to appear in another historical drama in the form of Selma.
In recent times, Liam Neeson has made quite the name for himself as a hard-as-nails action star. From the growling Northern Irish accent to his icy cool demeanour, everything about the man and the way he carries himself lends itself to the phrase "ultimate screen badass."
Good news, Greek mythology nuts and Dwayne Johnson fans, the new Hercules trailer has hit the web – and boy, do we get a better look at Brett Ratner’s latest offering.
In cinematic circles, the video game adaptation is a curious beast. For one, the Resident Evil franchise started with somewhat of a flourish before devolving into senseless, prolonged tripe, whereas films such as Doom and Max Payne well and truly missed the mark, and poor old Halo and Gears of War just can’t seem to claw their way out of development hell.
Miscreants and wrongdoers beware, RoboCop is coming to Detroit! Yes, you heard us correctly. A real life RoboCop is coming to the Michigan state capital Tuesday, June 3rd. Okay, we’ll admit, it’s not a walking, talking human cyborg hybrid as depicted in Paul Verhoeven’s classic 1987 sci-fi blockbuster, but there will be a 10-foot bronze statue unveiled on the same day Jose Padilha’s remake is released on DVD and Blu-Ray.
Fans of horror and sci-fi and anything mildly original, prick up your ears, because The Strangers writer-director Bryan Bertino has been officially acquired by MGM to pen the feature length adaption of Rob McLellan’s short film, Abe.
For many television addicts (myself included), the fall of 2013 spelled the end of an era...well, the end of an obsessive binge-watching movement thanks to the media streaming giant, Netflix. We were left rooted to the spot, scratching our heads like apes, while unsure of what do with our lives now that said era had finally passed.
I think it’s safe to say we all got a little excited earlier this week when rumors surfaced surrounding Alfonso Cuarón and the director’s chair for the upcoming Harry Potter spinoff, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. It seems, however, that the fire has been well and truly quelled regarding said speculation.
