Tim Miller's The Terminator not only sees Arnold Schwarzenegger reprise his role as the T-800, but the Austrian star will also play the original human who served as the basis for the cyborg's design, and in this new promotional video courtesy of the Hungarian National Film Fund, we get a better idea of how this franchise newcomer will look.
Zac Efron has a natural charm that did him very well in his old teen heartthrob days, but with the upcoming Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, the star uses his charisma to more unsettling ends, lending a certain likability to one of history’s most notorious serial killers.
Though Star Wars: Episode IX is tasked with wrapping up the arcs of several Original and Sequel Trilogy regulars, the film will still find time to bring a few newcomers into mix, all of whom remain shrouded in mystery.
It could still be a few years before we find out who the next James Bond will be, but that won’t stop the world from speculating, and earlier today, the Express reported that Tom Hiddleston is currently the bookies’ favorite for the part by a notable margin.
With 2016’s Resident Evil: The Final Chapter finally closing the book on the surprisingly lengthy Paul W. S. Anderson era, the lane is now clear for a new take on the Resident Evil franchise, and as per last night’s announcement, it seems that Constantin Film has a Netflix series in mind for the action-horror property.
The trailers for Godzilla: King of the Monsters tease an all-out melee between the atomic-breathed lizard and a fierce array of beasts from kaiju cinema history, but since giant insects and reptiles don’t usually make for the most relatable of characters, you can also expect a fair amount of human drama in the mix to up the emotional stakes.
With a title that references both the film industry and Sergio Leone, it's hard to imagine any director better suited for material of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood than Quentin Tarantino, and thanks an exclusive reveal from Vanity Fair, we now have a taste of the stylish, self-consciously retro picture to come.
Though Marvel Studios could still surprise us, the upcoming Avengers: Endgame currently looks set to be Tony Stark’s final outing in the MCU, and if the Avengers: Infinity War sequel really wants to bring Iron Man’s journey full circle then we can surely expect a few callbacks to the hero’s past outings.
The Empire Strikes Back may be one of the darkest chapters in the Star Wars saga, but that doesn’t mean Mark Hamill can’t see the funny side of things, taking to Twitter to share a behind-the-scenes photo of himself in the role of “Darth Doofus.”
Few fanbases are more fastidious about the content of the canon than that of the Star Wars franchise, which is why Disney’s announcement back in 2014 that all stories outside of the six core movies and The Clone Wars TV show would be struck from the continuity was met with some backlash.
