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Eagle-eyed fans have spotted a very subtle reference to a scene in the terrible X-Men Origins: Wolverine tucked away in the new trailer for Deadpool 2.
In an unsurprising development, Ron Howard is claiming that test audiences love his next film, Solo: A Star Wars Story. But he would say that, wouldn't he?
We're now just days away from the release of Avengers: Infinity War. In fact, we're so close that it might be time to stop looking at trailers, clips and TV spots in order to preserve some surprise. But c'mon, who are we kidding here? I'm hungry for new footage from the film and I suspect you are, too. As such, this "Fight For Wakanda" TV spot comes at just the right time, giving us a couple of new glimpses at the climactic battle of the movie.
I've been a Jurassic Park fan since the release of the original back in 1993 and will always have a soft spot for the franchise. But I've got to admit, the latest trailer for the upcoming Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has poured cold water on much of the anticipation I had for the film. That growing sense of apprehension only increased when I read this interview with EW, in which director J.A. Bayona indicated that the sequel descends into gothic horror in the back half of the movie.
Notoriously podophobic comic artist Rob Liefeld is finally having another day in the sun. For a couple of years in the 1990s he was the biggest thing in comic books, with his New Mutants, Youngblood and X-Force comics defining the look of comic books with their penchant for giant guns, preposterous proportions and lots (and lots and lots) of extraneous pouches. Since that craze died down he's been something of a punchline, with his awful Captain America becoming the byword for bad comic book art. But now, with Deadpool 2's release just a month away, Liefeld is having the last laugh.
Christopher McQuarrie, director of this summer's Mission: Impossible - Fallout, has indicated in a fan Q&A on Twitter that he'd be up for helming Man of Steel 2. When asked if he'd "consider directing the next Superman film," he responded, "they know where to find me."
Since we first heard about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, it's sounded as if Disney's Anthology films were going to set aside Jedis, Siths, lightsabers and the Force in favor of exploring the more grungy corners of the universe. And up until now, it's been assumed that Solo: A Star Wars Story was going to carry on that tradition.
Despite Marvel Studios dispatching promotional materials at an impressive (and frankly, journalistically exhausting) rate, there's still quite a lot we don't know about the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War. For example, did you know Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage is playing a major role in the film? In all the hubbub I'd completely forgotten, and while who exactly he's playing remains to be seen, the latest clip, which premiered on Good Morning Britain, might just have given us a clue.
In a teasing Tweet, Jamie Lee Curtis assures horror fans that the original 'final girl' is ready and waiting for Michael Myers in this year's Halloween.