Entertainment Tonight paid a visit to the set of the third instalment in the rebooted Star Trek franchise, Star Trek Beyond. Their behind-the-scenes video is fairly brief, but they do manage to get a few interesting tidbits from several of the returning cast members.
The weekend's Television Critics Association press tour has provided a lot of interesting updates for some of our most anticipated upcoming shows, in particular season 2 of Marvel and Netflix's Daredevil. The latest info relates to Elodie Yung's incarnation of fan-favourite assassin, Elektra, who has been both friend (well, more than friend) and foe to Matt Murdock in the comics.
Over the span of just a few months, we've gone from having absolutely nothing on Captain America: Civil War to having the floodgates being blown right open. It all started with that massive first trailer and since then, it's been a barrage of marketing material.
With the first trailer set to drop tomorrow, Universal has released a brief, 15 second sneak peak of Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising to whet our appetites. Given its length, it really doesn't show off a whole lot, but we do get a look at several members of the principal cast, along with a glimpse of the havoc that they'll have to deal with as well as the obligatory "Zac Efron abs shot."
A new batch of images from the London set of the Patty Jenkins-directed Wonder Woman movie have popped up online. The pics feature Gal Gadot as Diana Prince in her WWI-era garb, alongside Chris Pine as Steve Trevor. There's also another unidentified woman, who appears to be presenting Diana with a sword and shield for some reason - not that she looks particularly pleased to be receiving them.
The latest issue of Total Film magazine features a new batch of exciting images from next month's Deadpool. There's the Merc with a Mouth himself about to slice 'n dice an unfortunate goon, X-Men members Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead, Wade Wilson sharing a laugh with Vanessa Carlyle, bad guys Ajax and Angel Dust, and finally, Mr. Pool saving a kitten from a tree like any deranged ant-hero worth their salt.
Back in 2004, Lemony Snicket's massively popular A Series Of Unfortunate Events novels (well, the first three anyways) were adapted for the big screen. Unfortunately, the results were rather underwhelming and so, the rest of the books never made it into theatres. Fast forward to the present day and Netflix is now giving the source material a shot with a 13 episode series.
Collateral Beauty hasn't had the easiest time getting made. At first, it was set to be Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's follow-up to the critically acclaimed Me and Earl and the Dying Girl. At that time, Hugh Jackman and Rooney Mara were on board. Then Jackman dropped out and was replaced by Will Smith. Then, both Mara and Gomez-Rejon left.
The man sure does like his horror. According to THR, Crimson Peak director Guillermo del Toro has signed on to develop and possibly direct a movie based on the classic series of children's book from Alvin Schwartz, Scary Stories to Tell in The Dark. Del Toro is a huge fan of the trio of short story collections, and posted the above image to Twitter when the news broke, in which he displays some of his collection of original illustrations by Stephen Gammell.
